Analysis of Statements on Disaster Data

The question asks to identify the incorrect statements regarding disaster data and mapping tools. Let's evaluate each statement:

• Statement A: Satellite images are effectively used for mapping flood events, providing broad spatial coverage and temporal monitoring capabilities. This statement is correct.
• Statement B: The "NASA Landslides Reporter" is part of citizen science initiatives, allowing the public to contribute landslide observations. Therefore, the statement that it does not allow voluntary contributions is incorrect.
• Statement C: Global Forest Watch (GFW) provides extensive data on forest fires, including near real-time alerts and historical fire occurrence. The claim that wildfire data cannot be found on GFW is incorrect.
• Statement D: While global databases offer valuable insights, they often lack the fine-grained detail required for highly specific local hazard assessments. This statement is generally considered correct.

Identifying Incorrect Statements

Based on the analysis, statements B and C are factually incorrect as presented in the question.

• Statement B is false because citizen contributions are indeed possible.
• Statement C is false because wildfire data is available on Global Forest Watch.

Conclusion on Incorrect Statements

The statements that are incorrect are B and C.

Therefore, the correct option is the one that includes only B and C.