An accurate rainfall data has an important role in the Indonesia Fire Danger Rating System (Ina-FDRS) which has been developed by PTPSW – BPPT since 2017. Continuing the previous study, during wet and dry season, an accurate rainfall data becomes one of the important inputs and has big impact on the Ina-FDRS. Unfortunately, surface rainfall data from AWS and ARG have limited availability especially on the spatial resolution data, therefore Ina-FDRS will use HIMAWARI-8 rain rate data as an input. On the other hand, satellite rainfall data also has limitation on the accuracy, HIMAWARI-8 detects top cloud temperature, then by using IMSRA method to calculate rainfall values. This preliminary study aims to validate rain rate from HIMAWARI-8 satellite image data with ground-based rainfall data from AWS/ARG during fire and non-fire period, from 1 – 31 August 2015 and 15 April – 15 May 2018. Afterward, we will use the validated rainfall data as an input for Ina-FDRS.
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