The downloadable ZIP file contains an number of Esri shapefiles as described below.  This data set provides the spatial information used to complete a post fire inventory and assessment for the 2015 Tepee Springs Fire in Idaho County, Idaho.  The fire burned 95, 708 acres within Idaho County, Idaho in August 2015.  Data was prepared by several agencies including US Forest Service, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, US Geological Survey, and the Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District.  Data was prepared for the North Central Idaho Wildfire Restoration Group as part of their efforts in preparing the North Central Idaho Wildfire Inventory and Assessment Report (2015).Several data sets are available and are described as follows:Burn Severity: This data set reflects the fire burn severity and classifies intensity in to three categories. Data field verified and processed by the US Forest Service, Nez Perce and Clearwater National Forests, Kamiah, Idaho. Shape files and KMZ files are included. Files are named TepeeSprings.Fire Boundary: Data shows the 2015 fire boundary. Data generated by US Forest Service. File name contains the words heat perimeter or TepeeSprings.Hillslope Erosion: Within the fire boundary, hillslope erosion rates were identified. Data was organized into one of four categories; low (0-1 tons/acre), moderate (1-10 tons/acre), high (10-50 tons/acre), and very high (>50 tons/acre). Potential hillslope erosion was estimated using the GeoWEPP model. GeoWEPP is a geo-spatial interface for WEPP (Water Erosion Prediction Project). GeoWEPP Model Runs completed by Mary Miller, Michigan Tech Research Institute and USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station, Moscow, Idaho. Map Generated by Nikki Lane, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. June 2016. Files named TepeeSpringsGeoWeppLand Cover: Land cover categories generated from National Land Cover Database (2011, USGS). Data processed by clipping NLCD by 2015 fire boundary. Categories include; Developed, Open Space - Mix of constructed materials, but mostly lawn grasses. Impervious surfaces < 20% of total cover. Deciduous Forest - >20% deciduous trees. Evergreen Forest - >20% evergreen trees. Mixed Forest – >20% trees with mix of deciduous and evergreen trees. Shrub/Scrub >20% shrub vegetation. Grassland/Herbaceous - >80% grass /other herbaceous vegetation. Pasture/Hay - Areas of grasses, legumes, or grass-legume mixtures planted for livestock grazing or the production of seed or hay crops, typically on a perennial cycle. Cultivated Crops Areas used for the production of annual crops and/or being annually tilled. Woody Wetlands – Soils that are periodically saturated or covered with water and contain >20% forest or shrub land vegetation. Emergent Herbaceous Wetlands - Soils that are periodically saturated or covered with water and vegetation is >80% herbaceous. Data generated by Nikki Lane, Nez Perce soil and Water Conservation District. Jan 2016. Files contain the words TepeeSpringsLandCover.Land ownership: Land ownership layer for 2015 fire boundary. Source data is BLM Federal Land Status layer clipped to 2015 fire boundary. Bureau of Land Management (BLM); Surface Management Agency (Federal Land Status) layer. 2011. (http://insideidaho.org). Data generated by Cody Dawes, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. January 2016. Ownership categories: BLM – Bureau of Land Management, Private – private, USFS – US Forest Service, IR – Indian Reservation, State – State of Idaho. Files contain the words TepeeSpringsLandStatus or land ownership.Slope Class: Data generated from USGS Digital Elevation Model to identify slopes. Slopes were divided into three classes; 1-20, 21-40 ;> 40. Data generated within 2015 fire boundary areas as identified by US Forest Service. Data generated by Nikki Lane, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. January 2016. Files are named TepeeSpringSlope_1_22_16.Streams: Data shows streams (perennial and intermittent) within the Tepee Springs 2015 fire boundary. Streams layer obtained from USGS. U.S. Rivers and Streams represent detailed rivers and streams in the United States. Data clipped and processed by Cody Dawes, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District in January 2016. Files named TepeeSpringsStreamNames or TepeeSpringsStreams.PrivateForestlandsBySlope: Data shows three slope classes (0-20, 20-40, >40) on private owned forestlands. Data generated from BLM ownership layer, USGS Digital Elevation Model, and the National Land Cover Database. Data generated by Cody Dawes, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. January 2016. File name TepeeSpringsForestedAcersOnPrivateLandBySlope.Private land forested acres: Data shows privately owned forest acres burned during the 2015 event. Data generated by Cody Dawes, Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. January 2016. Files contain the words TepeeSpringsForestedAcresOnPrivate.Post Fire Debris Flow Analysis for stream segments: USGS post fire debris flow hazard analysis for stream segments within the 2015 fire boundary. Debris flow hazard classified as low (stream segments with low probability of debris flow occurrence and smallest debris flow volume), moderate (stream segments with relatively low probability of occurrence and larger debris flow volume estimates) and high (high probability of occurrence and large debris flow volume estimate). File names contain the wording tep2015_segment.Post Fire Debris Flow Analysis for basins: USGS post fire debris flow hazard analysis for basins within the 2015 fire boundary. Debris flow hazard classified as low (basins with low probability of debris flow occurrence and smallest debris flow volume), moderate (basins with relatively low probability of occurrence and larger debris flow volume estimates) and high (high probability of occurrence and large debris flow volume estimate). File names contain the wording tep2015_basin.Planting Groups: Data layer contains forest planting groups as identified by USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. Data reflects private lands within the 2015 burned area that was forest land cover. Data compiled by Frank Gariglio, USDA NRCS Idaho State Forester, and Brian Gardner, USDA NRCS Idaho Soil Scientists. GIS layer processed by Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District. Data layer generated January 2016. Files named TepeeSpringsFireReforestationPlantingGroup. Planting Group Descriptions:Group 0 - burned areas that are assumed to be PIPO (Pinus Ponderosa)Group 1 - PIPO (Pinus ponderosa) onlyGroup 2 - PIPO (Pinus ponderosa) dominant, with some PSMEC (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca (Beissn.)) Rocky Mountain Douglas-firGroup 3 - PSMEG (Pseudotsuga menziesii) Rocky Mtn Douglas Fir and PIPO (Pinus ponderosa) with some LAOC (Larix occidentalis Nutt.) western larchGroup 4 - PSMEG (Pseudotsuga menzeisii), LAOC (Larix occidentalis) and possibly PIPO (Pinus ponderosa) and PICO (Pinus contorta) Lodgepole PineGroup 5 - PSMEG (Pseudotsuga menzeisii), LAOC (Larix occidentalis) and possible PIEN (Picea engelmannii Parry ex Engelm.) Engelmann spruce and PICO (Pinus contorta) Lodgepole Pine