(WF) Request Body (Payload Example)
In the request body, you may specify which deliverables you'd like included in the response.
Possible deliverable types in payload:

Payload example

cURL Example

API Response Body

Response Fields
Top-level fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Unique identifier for this deliverable instance. Use this to track/compare results across runs and for troubleshooting. |
| deliverable_type | The type of deliverable returned (fire_area_of_interest_vector or fire_building_damage_vector). |
| published_time | When this deliverable was published and became available via the API (UTC, ISO 8601). |
| product_version | Version of the product output schema for this deliverable, useful for validating schemas over time. |
| download_link | Direct link to download the deliverable file. Typical flow: call find-deliverables → store id + published_time → download using download_link. |
file_data object
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| file_type | File type returned (geopackage for wildfire vector deliverables). |
| file_name | The filename that will be downloaded (includes event and release identifiers). |
| file_size_bytes | File size in bytes, useful for estimating transfer time or validating download completeness. |
| bounding_box | Bounding box of the file's geographic extent in EPSG:4326. Order: [min_lon, min_lat, max_lon, max_lat]. |
| crs | Coordinate reference system, e.g. EPSG:4326. |
release_data object (contains event context and release context)
fire_event_data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| event_id | The fire event identifier (example: FIRE-2068). |
| event_name | Human-readable event name. |
| description | Short description of the event context. |
| country_iso_codes | Array of ISO country codes associated with the event (example: ["USA"]). |
| event_start_time | Event start timestamp (UTC, ISO 8601). |
| est_event_end_time | Estimated event end timestamp (UTC, ISO 8601). |
fire_release_data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| release_number | Release sequence number for this event (example: 2). |
| total_analyzed_building_count | Total number of buildings analyzed in this release. |
| total_damaged_building_count | Number of buildings classified as damaged in this release. |
| analyzed_area / analyzed_area_unit | The analyzed area for the release and its unit. |