This report summarizes hotspot activity and fire incidents in Indonesia between August 5-6, 2014. A total of 67 hotspots were detected over Sumatra and Kalimantan on August 5th, with the majority located in West Kalimantan (25), Central Kalimantan (10), North Sumatra (14), and Riau Province (9). Weather conditions including temperature, humidity and wind are provided for several locations. The report also outlines fire prevention and response efforts undertaken by the Indonesian government, including deploying personnel, conducting water bombings and implementing standard operating procedures.

1. FORM 1
SITUATION REPORT
REPORT FROM NATIONAL MONITORING CENTRES TO ASEAN CENTRE
1. General Information
Office Reference No. : B- 17/KLH/Asdep.I-III/08/2014
From : Indonesia – National Focal Point
To : ASEAN Secretariat – As. ASEAN Coordinating Centre
Day / Date / Time : 6 August 2014
2. General Description of the Incident (please provide general description of the incident, cause of fire,
affected area, impact on human health and environment, possible threats and risks, problems encountered, and
other relevant information)
For 5th of August, totally hotspots 67 over Sumatera and Kalimantan and more
decreased than yesterday. Hotspots still occurs on Kalimantan region such West
Kalimantan 25, Central Kalimantan 10, North Sumatera 14 and Riau province 9 (table
attached) sources from SIPONGI Satellite from Ministry of Forestry by NOAA-18. There
is smoke plumes on Riau.
3. Fire Related Information
1. No :
2. Location :
3. Number of fire :
4. Latitude :
5. Longitude :
6. Size (ha) :
7. Type of fire [forest fire/peat fire/other (please describe)] :
8. Fuels :
9. Topography :
10. Causes (natural, incendiary, accidental, unknown) :
11. Resources currently mobilised/actions taken :

2. 3. Fire Related Information
12. Additional resources required (gaps) :
4. Air Quality Information or Visibility (please indicate index if available)
4.a.
No Location Good Moderate Unhealthy Very Unhealthy Hazardous
(0-50) (51-100) (101-200) (201-300) (>300)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
or
4.b. Visibility
No Location Km
1 2 3
5. Current and Forecast Weather Report (please provide information on current and three-day forecast
weather condition)
No Location Max Temp Humidity
(RH)
Remarks
1 2 3 4 5
Current weather condition, date: 5th of August 2014
Pekanbaru
Pontianak
Palangkaraya
23- 33 °C
24 - 34 °C
23 - 32 °C
74 - 94%
54 - 97%
55 - 98%
Forecast weather condition, date: 6th of August 2014
Pekanbaru
Pontianak
Palangkaraya
23- 34 °C
24 - 34 °C
23 - 32 °C
74 - 94%
54 - 97%
55 - 98%
Forecast weather condition, date:
Forecast weather condition, date:

3. 6. Current and Forecast Wind Report (please provide information on current and three-day forecast wind
condition)
No Location Speed
(km/h)
Direction Remarks
1 2 3 4 5
Current wind condition, date:
Forecast wind condition, date:
Forecast wind condition, date:
Forecast wind condition, date:
7. Rainfall
7a. Rainfall (please indicate rainfall from the last 24 hours)
No
Location < 20 mm 20-50 mm > 50 mm Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6
Pekanbaru
Pontianak
√
7b. Rainfall Outlook (please indicate three-day rainfall outlook)
No Location Unlikel
y
Chance Likely Very Likely Showers Rain
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Date:
Date:
Date:
Note:
 Showers: rain that falls intermittently over a small area. The rain from an individual shower can be heavy or light, but does not cover a large area
or last more than an hour or so
 Rain: falling drops of water larger than 0.02 inch in diameter. In forecasts, “rain” usually implies that the rain will fall steadily over a period of time.

4. 7b. Rainfall Outlook (please indicate three-day rainfall outlook)
8. Current Fire Danger Rating System (please attach relevant maps)
Information on regional Fire Danger Rating System (FDRS) is available on Malaysian Meteorological Services
(MMS) website (http://www.kjc.gov.my). Member Countries that have their own FDRS may wish to fill up the
table below.
No Location
Current
(Extreme, High, Moderate
or Low)
Remarks
1 2 3 4
8a. Ignition Potential (FFMC – Fine Fuel Moisture Code) 3 – 8 of August 2014
Sumatera
Kalimantan
L-E
L-E
Meteorological Service
8b. Drought Condition (DC – Drought Code)
8c. General Fire Danger (FWI – Fire Weather Index) 3 – 8 of August 2014
Sumatera
Kalimantan
L - M
L - M
Meteorological Service
9. Climate Outlook (please provide information on climate outlook for the following month)
No Location Above
Normal
Slightly
Above
Normal
Normal Slightly
Below
Normal
Below
Normal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
10. Preparations and Action Taken (In addition to Box 3, please summarise preparations and actions taken
in response to the current situation, and provide feedback on recommendations from the ACC)
· May 2014, the Government of Riau Province has formulated SOP to Handling of
Land and Forest Fires and Haze
· On 21 - June 24, 60 personnel of Mangala Agni conducting forest fire and land
fighters in Dumai and Siak, on June 23-24, 30 personnel Mangala Agni
conducting forest fire fighters in the Jungle Baling Wildlife Reserve in Indragiri
Hulu, as well as conduct patrol in the district of Bukit Batu, District Bengkalis, Riau
Province.
· on June 25: Post Command Activation Disaster Smoke in Lanud Roesmin
Nurjadin - Riau province

5. 10. Preparations and Action Taken (In addition to Box 3, please summarise preparations and actions taken
in response to the current situation, and provide feedback on recommendations from the ACC)
· on July 29: BNPB alerting helicopter MI-8 from Palangkaraya to Pontianak to
perform water bombing.
· July: in Riau, 100 Army personnel, 100 Air Force personnel and 500 police
personnel, personnel Mangala Agni, BPBDs, and volunteers to put out the fire.
Riau Police Mobile Brigade and Police deploy a water cannons in Indragiri due to
the limited water sources
· Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has brought the
helicopter to anticipated the spread of forest fires and land in West Kalimantan
and has been ordered to move the helicopter MI-8 from Palangkaraya to
Pontianak to perform a water bombing
· Air Task Force still continues to conducted a water bombing and weather
modification in the Riau region
11. Possibility of Resource Requirements (Based on Box 3, please indicate where additional resources
will be helpful to fill up the gaps)
12. Others (please describe if there is any impact to community (threats to human lives, endangered species) –
fire located near residential areas, industrial areas or ecologically-sensitive areas; provide other information that
not fall into the above categories)
Signed by:
Ir. Antung Deddy R
Assistant Deputy for Biodiversity and Land Degradation Control

6. SEBARAN TITIK PANAS TANGGAL 5 AGUSTUS 2014
DI SUMATERA DAN KALIMANTAN
SUMBER DATA KOORDINAT SIPONGI KEHUTANAN –NOAA-18
PROVINSI KAB_KOTA
05-
Agust
KALIMANTAN BARAT KAPUAS HULU 6
KETAPANG 1
KUBU RAYA 2
LANDAK 1
MELAWI 3
PONTIANAK 1
SANGGAU 8
SINTANG 3
KALIMANTAN BARAT Total 25
KALIMANTAN TENGAH KAPUAS 5
KOTA PALANGKARAYA 1
KOTAWARINGIN BARAT 1
KOTAWARINGIN TIMUR 1
MURUNGRAYA 1
PULANGPISAU 1
KALIMANTAN TENGAH Total 10
KALIMANTAN TIMUR BERAU 3
KOTA BONTANG 1
KUTAI KARTANEGARA 2
KUTAI TIMUR 1
PASIR 2
KALIMANTAN TIMUR Total 9
RIAU DUMAI 1
ROKAN HILIR 7
ROKAN HULU 1
RIAU Total 9
SUMATERA UTARA LABUHANBATU 5
LABUHANBATU
SELATAN 3
PADANG LAWAS UTARA 4
TAPANULI SELATAN 2
SUMATERA UTARA Total 14
Jumlah Total 67

10. GRAFIK TITIK PANAS TANGGAL 29 JUNI SD 01 JULI 2014
SUMBER DATA KOORDINAT SIPONGI KEHUTANAN - NOAA-18
2
1 1 1 1
4
1
3
7
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
JUMLAH
PROPINSI
29-Jun
30-Jun
01-Jul