
Tools and Processing
Fire Perimeter
There are 3 ways to add a fire perimeter on Nova. You can upload a KML file with a perimeter, draw your own, or use Nova’s new Auto tool.
Creating a Fire Perimeter
Select “Create”

Select “Fire Perimeter”

To change the naming convention, select the “Layer Name”

3 Methods (Upload, Draw and Auto)
Upload and Existing Fire Perimeter
Select “Upload” if you have an existing Fire Perimeter you can upload that file (KML, KMZ, SHP, or GPX)

Select “Choose files” and import your KML, KMZ, SHP or GPX

Imported Fire Perimeter View

Add more Files

Select Confirm to finalize your hotspot

Draw a Fire Perimeter
Select “Draw”

You can click and hold down using your mouse to enable the lasso tool

By clicking around the hotspots we can also create our Fire Perimeter

When you close your Fire Perimeter, it will appear in the Layers Panel

Auto-generate a Fire Perimeter
Select “Auto”

Select the Hotspot Orthomosaic you’ve previously created

Input the desired Offset value you want around your Hotspots - in this example, I’ve set it to 50 ft

When you offset it, confirm. Select “Confirm”

Auto Generated Fire Perimeter View

Fire Perimeter - Inspector Panel
The Inspector Panel
When your Fire Perimeter is selected within the Layers Panel on the top right side fo your screen, the “Inspector Panel” will appear

Changing the Name of a Fire Perimeter
Within the Inspector Panel, select your “Fire Perimeter name” to rename, followed by selecting the green check mark

You can also change it within the Layers Panel by right-clicking and selecting “Rename”

Area Size and Perimeter Length
View your Fire Perimeters Area and Perimeter Length underneath the Fire Perimeter Name

Outline Color and Line Thickness
Change your Fire Perimeter Outline Color by selecting the “Outline” drop-down, followed by your desired Color

Change your Fire Perimeters Thickness by Selecting the “Thickness dropdown”

Updating your Fire Perimeter Shape (Upload, Draw, Auto)
When you Select “Update Shape” you will be shown 3 options as previously explained (upload, Draw and Auto)


Method 1 - Importing a new Fire Perimeter, if you have an updated Fire Perimeter Select “Upload” and import it


Draw a Perimeter around your Fire and Select “Confirm”

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