Observe the landscape
Copernicus and Sentinel data, local weather, terrain, vegetation and field information.

Our longer path connects observation, modelling, local action and learning.
We are building the decision layer between Earth observation, wildfire science and the people responsible for communities, forests and infrastructure. A user should be able to explore a place, see changing conditions, compare possible fire paths, understand exposure, and choose preparedness or mitigation actions.
Our long-term digital twin would connect new satellite and field observations with model forecasts, response resources, actions taken and lessons from incidents. We will reach that goal through focused pilots, model validation and modular products first.
See the development path ↗Copernicus and Sentinel data, local weather, terrain, vegetation and field information.
Dynamic hazard and risk maps, ignition scenarios, time-based spread and exposed assets.
Priority polygons, treatment choices, preparedness plans and feedback from real users.