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The Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS) listed in the noncompliance report are overdue for annual service based on current WFMI information. These stations may be transmitting accurate meteorological data, but do not meet Fire Weather Station Standards for maintenance. Use of data from these stations to support critical fire-fighting decisions is not recommended. This report will be released on a weekly basis.
Roles control what a user is allowed to do within the WFMI Weather module. Each role consists of a set of tasks. Each user is assigned role(s), which allow the user to perform the tasks that belong to that role. Note that all users, by default, have the UserView role; this was automatically assigned when the user account was created. The table below lists the roles and the tasks available to that role.
LESSON 1: How to request access to the Wildland Fire Management Information (WFMI) Weather module.
LESSON 2: Describes logon page and which modules the user can access in WFMI
MAINTENANCE USER ACCESS REQUEST FORM
First step in getting access to WFMI.
From requesting access to documenting your annual maintenance and repair. Everything you need to become a WFMI wizard!
Select any of the following links for information taught at our RAWS training classes and for technical information specific to the type of equipment you maintain. Manufacturer-specific information posted on this website does not constitute endorsement. It is provided solely as a reference for users.
WFMI Weather - Maintenance User Access Request Form
Follow the instructions on page 2 to set up a WFMI account
The RSFWSU provides syllabus, curriculum, training aids, and instructors for the RAWS maintenance training courses. These courses are offered six times annually and scheduled by the Geographic Area Training Representatives (GATR). This training is principally for customers who maintain their stations via RSFWSU Depot Service or Portable Return contract options.
PLEASE NOTE: All training applications and nomination packages must be submitted through your local area GATR. The RSFWSU office does not accept or process any training requests.
Locate the resources you need right here for your RAWS program. Get the current schedule for RAWS training classes conducted by our own RSFWSU staff. Find forms to open an account in WFMI, create a parts order list for your station, or automate your sensor rehab schedule. Download documents from our training classes and get technical information specific to the type of equipment you maintain. As well as helpful links to other websites used throughout the RAWS community.
