AIREvents 2025 (13.1) Database Documentation
TblModel05 Table
AIREvents Database : TblModel05 Table
Description

Stores detailed information about each simulated event in the catalog for the Verisk Wildfire Model for the United States (Model 05).

Each stochastic event represents a cluster of one or more fires that are ignited within 300 miles and 10 days of each other.

Properties
Creation Date9/24/2025 11:39 AM
File GroupPRIMARY
Text File Group
System Object
Published for Replication
Rows7173209
Data Space Used560,392.00 KB
Index Space Used8.00 KB
Columns
 Column NameDescriptionDatatypeLengthAllow NullsDefaultFormula
 Unique system-provided identifier for the event.int4   
 Code that represents the model.int4  
 Identifier of the event.int4  
 Year in the catalog that the event occurred.int4  
 Day (within the Year) that the event occurred.int4  
 

Name/description of the event. 

Note that the description includes the area code. For more precise information regarding the specific area affected by the event, see the following fields:

  • Longitude
  • Latitude
  • AreaName
  • SubAreaName
varchar50  
 

Total area, in square miles, that was burned during the event.

decimal9 (6,1)  
 

Longitude coordinate for the ignition point of the individual fire with the largest burn area in the event cluster.

Values will be negative for locations west of the prime meridian up to the international date line and positive for locations east of the prime meridian.

decimal9 (9,4)  
 

Latitude coordinate for the ignition point of the individual fire with the largest burn area in the event cluster. 

Values will be positive for locations north of the equator and negative south of the equator.

decimal9 (9,4)  
 Area where the event occurred.varchar60  
 

County that experienced the most loss from the event based on AIR's Industry Exposure Database.

varchar60  
 

Number of fires in the fire cluster that comprises the event.

Each event comprises a fire cluster, which consists of one or more fires that are grouped together based on an hours clause. For more information, refer to the model documentation on AIR's Client Portal.

int4  
 

Indicates whether downslope winds were modeled for one or more fires in an event.

Common downslope wind systems are the Santa Ana winds in Southern California, Diablo winds in Northern California, and Chinook winds in the Eastern Rocky Mountains.

char1  
See Also

Related Objects

AIREvents Database