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-import solara
-
-@solara.component
-def Page():
-    with solara.Column(align="center"):
-        markdown = """
-        ## Real-time wildfire burn mapping 
-        
-        ### About the project
-
-        **A proof of concept illustrating wildfire burn severity maps with emerging clarity while the fires progress. 
-        Target users are forecasters and emergency managers responding to post-fire risks including debris flows and landslides.**
-
-        More project description, etc, etc. 
-
-        **Case Studies from 2020 and 2021 Western US wildfire seasons **
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-        - August Complex, CA (2020)
-        - Cameron Peak, CO (2020)
-        - Dixie Fire, CA (2021)
-        - North Complex, CA (2020)
-
-        
-         **Current 2024 wildfires over 10,000 acres **
-        
-        ### How to use the app
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-        1. Select the fire from the drop-down menu
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-        2. Export image to Google Drive as a geotiff
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-        3. 
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-        ### Support
-        
-        Initial funding for wildland burn scar mapping came through the NOAA JPSS/RRPG Fire and Smoke Initiative. 
-        This supported the initial tests of BRIDGE maps using dNDVI. Subsequent funding supported the development of dNBR mapping and an effort 
-        to tie support the near real-time distribution of incident-based fire detection and related satellite imagery products through the Next Generation Fire System (NGFS). 
-        Current funding from the NOAA Weather Program Office (WPO) is supporting the refinement of our Google Earth Engine App (GEE) 
-        and integration of GEE burn scar output with AWIPS (see example above) for Weather Forecast Offices, Regional Offices, and the Weather Prediction Center.
-        
-        """
-
-        solara.Markdown(markdown)