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Strategic, customized solutions supporting wildfire risk management.

Risk scored span by span along your own infrastructure, from ignition through spread to the values a fire would reach.

It runs on the GIS data you already hold and the thresholds your procedures already set, from the morning status update down to a deep dive on a single span.

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Segment-based risk analysis

Line-segment risk analysis from ignition, built to advise operational decisions like Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS).

Thousands of fires modeled along your infrastructure, capturing the risk of a major spread event.

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Nearby values are incorporated to quantify liability and values at risk.

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Integrates seamlessly with any format of GIS data or custom infrastructure.

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Toggleable thresholds meet the needs of in-house situational procedures and alerts.

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Historical model analysis recommends fuel management areas based on historical weather trends and current fuel status.

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Simplified from morning status updates down to deep dives into critical scenarios.

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A fire-weather day with Flarecast

The score stays the same instrument all day. What changes is what the day asks of it, from the first report to a documented call.

  1. 06:00

    The morning report lands

    Every segment carries a current score, banded into tiers that map to operational posture. The day starts from one shared picture.

  2. 13:00

    Conditions escalate

    Scores refresh as the forecast changes, and exposure clusters on the map show which miles are driving the risk.

  3. 16:40

    A threshold is crossed

    A segment moves into a band your procedures flagged. The alert goes out under rules your organization set.

  4. 18:15

    The call carries its evidence

    If the answer is a Public Safety Power Shutoff, the case is already assembled: the segments, the modeled fires behind their scores, and the structures those fires reach.

See segment-level risk in a live demo.

A walkthrough of the morning report, segment scores, and thresholds, scheduled with qualified teams during evaluation.

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