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The hotspot of MODIS Aqua/Terra represents the high risk of land/forest fire due to an extreme temperature over the hotspot location. Spatial-temporal analysis of the hotspot can be used to map the regions with a high vulnerability of forest/land fires. This study has an objective to use hotspot data from MODIS Aqua/Terra to map the forest/land fires over the Humbang Hasudutan Regency from 2001 to 2019. In spatial, the hotspot mostly occurs in the eastern part of the study area (Doloksanggul and Pollung), which this area has assigned as the peatland area. Based on land cover, the hotspot often detected over the dryland agriculture, dryland with shrubs, and bare soil. In temporal, the hotspot mostly increases during the dry seasons such as February, June, and July. The hotspot decreases during the wet season, such as January, October, November, and December. Besides, there was an inversely proportional between the number of detected hotspots and rainfall over the study area.

Thermal Hotspots Distribution of MODIS Aqua/Terra Satellite in Humbang Hasudutan Regency, Northern Sumatra