Insurance
Flarecast's modeled wildfire risk can inform insurers about the historical fire conditions in an area and add to their own assessment of it. It can also help those seeking insurance demonstrate and quantify the wildfire risk in their area.
A historical wildfire risk assessment is run for the structure, using the fire weather it has experienced and the fire regime of the surrounding area. The result is a wildfire risk score for that structure, with supporting documentation showing where the fires that could reach it are likely to start.
A historical analysis of fire weather and fire regime highlights the wildfire risk facing a neighborhood or area of interest, and shows where insured structures could be affected. Decision makers can see where that risk concentrates.
A property owner or community could use a Flarecast historical wildfire risk assessment as supplementary evidence for an insurer, demonstrating the wildfire risk in their area.
Features
Risk scores, fire simulations, live fire tracking, alerts, and locked daily records are covered in full on the Features page.
FeaturesA look at the model's outputs for a property and a neighborhood, shared with qualified teams during evaluation.
