San Jose State demonstrates Fuel Moisture Repository with mapping, plotting and CSV export
San Jose State researchers demonstrated an internal Fuel Moisture Repository (FMR) web portal that maps fuel-sampling sites, lets users filter by fuel type and date range, produces plots (current year, historical average and historical low) and exports CSVs. The team said the portal will ingest FEMs API data soon but currently lacks samples collected after the national site outage in early March.
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San Jose State University researchers on a conference call demonstrated a Fuel Moisture Repository web portal designed to mirror and extend the National Fuel Moisture Database’s visualization and export features. The portal shows a U.S. map of sampling sites, lets users filter by fuel type and date range, plots current and historical fuel-moisture values and downloads selected data as CSV files.
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