Modèle:Infobox wildfire/doc

Usage

Individual fire

{{{title}}}
Part of {{{partof}}}
[[File:{{{image}}}|{{{image_size}}}|alt={{{alt}}}]] {{{caption}}}
Date(s)	{{{date}}} {{{time}}} {{{time-begin}}} – {{{time-end}}} ({{{timezone}}})
Location	{{{location}}}
Coordinates
Statistics{{{reference}}}
Status	Ongoing wildfire
Perimeter	{{{percent_contained}}} contained as of {{{update_date}}}, {{{update_time}}} ({{{timezone}}})
Burned area	{{{area}}}
Land use	{{{landuse}}}
Impacts
Deaths	{{{fatalities}}}
Non-fatal injuries	{{{injuries}}}
Missing people	{{{missing}}}
Evacuated	{{{evacuated}}}
Livestock losses	{{{livestock}}}
Structures destroyed	{{{structures}}}
Damage	{{{cost}}}
Ignition
Cause	{{{cause}}}
Perpetrator(s)	{{{perps}}}
Motive	{{{motive}}}
Map
[[File:{{{image_map}}}|frameless|alt={{{image_map_alt}}}|upright=1|{{{image_map_caption}}}]] {{{image_map_caption}}}

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Delete or comment-out the time, time-begin, time-end and timezone parameters for a multi-day wildfire after the fire is extinguished, as leaving those parameters just causes the template to become cluttered. If the start time and end time are significant, these may instead be described in the body of the article.

Season

{{{title}}}
Part of {{{partof}}}
[[File:{{{image}}}|{{{image_size}}}|alt={{{alt}}}]] {{{caption}}}
Statistics{{{reference}}}
Total fires	{{{total_fires}}}
Total area	{{{total_area}}}
Impacts
Deaths	{{{fatalities}}}
Non-fatal injuries	{{{injuries}}}
Missing people	{{{missing}}}
Evacuated	{{{evacuated}}}
Livestock losses	{{{livestock}}}
Structures destroyed	{{{structures}}}
Damage	{{{cost}}}
Season
← [[{{{season_prev}}}|Previous season]] [[{{{season_next}}}|Next season]] →

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Examples

Individual fire

Jesusita Fire
Fichier:JesusitaFire1.jpg Jesusita Fire, May 7, 2009, climbing the Santa Ynez Mountains behind Santa Barbara.
Date(s)	May 5 – 18, 2009
Location	Santa Barbara, California, United States
Coordinates
Statistics<ref name=CDF></ref>
Burned area	8,733 acres (3,534 ha)
Land use	Residential; Open space
Impacts
Deaths	3 civilians 4 firefighters
Non-fatal injuries	1 civilians 2 firefighters
Evacuated	2,456
Structures destroyed	80 homes 79 outbuildings 1 commercial property
Damage	$12 million
Ignition
Cause	Sparks off of trail clearing equipment
Perpetrator(s)	John Smith
Motive	Accidental
Map

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Jesusita Fire
Fichier:JesusitaFire1.jpg Jesusita Fire, May 7, 2009, climbing the Santa Ynez Mountains behind Santa Barbara.
Date(s)	May 5 – 18, 2009
Location	Santa Barbara, California, United States
Coordinates
Statistics<ref name=CDF></ref>
Burned area	8,733 acres (3,534 ha)
Land use	Residential; Open space
Impacts
Deaths	3 civilians 4 firefighters
Non-fatal injuries	1 civilians 2 firefighters
Evacuated	2,456
Structures destroyed	80 homes 79 outbuildings 1 commercial property
Damage	$12 million
Ignition
Cause	Sparks off of trail clearing equipment
Perpetrator(s)	John Smith
Motive	Accidental
Map

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References

Season

2014 California wildfires
Fichier:May 2014 California Wildfires close-up.jpg Satellite image of the wildfires in Southern California and Baja California, on May 15, 2014.
Statistics
Total fires	1,234
Total area	123,456 acres (49,961 ha)
Impacts
Deaths	12 civilians 15 firefighters
Non-fatal injuries	12 civilians 15 firefighters
Damage	$20 million

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2014 California wildfires
Fichier:May 2014 California Wildfires close-up.jpg Satellite image of the wildfires in Southern California and Baja California, on May 15, 2014.
Statistics
Total fires	1,234
Total area	123,456 acres (49,961 ha)
Impacts
Deaths	12 civilians 15 firefighters
Non-fatal injuries	12 civilians 15 firefighters
Damage	$20 million

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Maps

This infobox implements Template:Location map giving two options for displaying a map. You can either supply an image that is a map, such as a briefing map, via {{{image_map}}} OR you can supply a pushpin map that will have a pushpin dropped on it based on the coordinates of the fire (use {{Coord}} in the |coordinates= parameter). This is done by using {{{pushpin_map}}}. For a full list of available pushpin maps, see: Category:Location map templates.

Tracking categories

This template also creates a number of tracking categories:

• Category:Wildfire articles needing maps (0)
• Category:Wildfire articles needing images (0)
• Category:Pages using infobox wildfire with unknown parameters (0)