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[Morrizzzzz]

Hi @rogerkuou

I just added an example, please do not merge yet, I will inform you when it is.

I am going to work on:

• add narrative
• rerun the code

Cheers, Maurice

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[Morrizzzzz]

@rogerkuou

Great work!

I just added a some text in the notebook and went through all the steps. One minor comment, now that I also looked a little in the literature I changed forest fires into wild fires, which is basically the "parent" of forest fires.

Furthermore I was wondering why we are projecting it and then undo that? In every GIS project I would always first allign all my data to a projected coordinate system. Also (out of habit) I try to project it as UTM data.

I guess my PR is now ready for review! ;-)

[rogerkuou]

@Morrizzzzz Thanks! The text looks awesome. They can be quite useful when we update the course curriculum later. I will merge it now.