FireVision Wildfire Intelligence Platform
Understanding the Physical World for Better Wildfire Decisions
FireVision transforms multimodal geospatial data into operational wildfire intelligence, enabling fire agencies, utilities, communities, and emergency managers to better understand risk, prioritize mitigation, strengthen resilience, and make confident decisions before disaster strikes.
FireVision Wildfire Intelligence Platform
— THE PROBLEM
Wildfire Decisions Need Better Intelligence
Protecting communities from wildfire is not simply a mapping problem or an inspection problem, it is a decision problem.
Every day, fire agencies, utilities, emergency managers, and local governments make critical decisions about where to inspect, where to mitigate, how to prioritize limited resources, and how to strengthen community resilience. These decisions shape wildfire outcomes long before a fire begins.
Better Decisions Begin with
Better Understanding
FireVision was built on a simple belief:
Understanding the physical world is the foundation of better wildfire decisions.
By integrating multimodal geospatial information into a unified understanding of communities, infrastructure, vegetation, and the surrounding environment, FireVision transforms complex spatial information into actionable wildfire intelligence, helping organizations prioritize mitigation, strengthen resilience, and make confident decisions before disaster strikes.
— THE SOLUTION
A New Approach to Wildfire Intelligence
Built for better decisions.
Every wildfire decision begins with three fundamental questions:
What exists? Why does it matter? What should we do next?
FireVision was built to answer them.
Wildfire resilience requires more than maps, models, or individual datasets. It requires a comprehensive understanding of the physical world—and the ability to transform that understanding into confident decisions. FireVision combines multimodal geospatial information, artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and wildfire science into a unified wildfire intelligence platform that helps organizations understand their environment, explain risk, and determine the actions that matter most.
What Exists?
Understanding the Physical World
Everything begins with understanding.
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FireVision integrates satellite imagery, aerial imagery, drone imagery, street-level imagery, LiDAR, GIS, weather, and field observations into a continuously evolving digital representation of communities, infrastructure, vegetation, and the surrounding landscape. Instead of navigating disconnected information, organizations gain a unified understanding of the environments they are responsible for protecting.
Why Does It Matter?
Explain Risk
Understanding where risk exists is only the beginning.
FireVision combines structural characteristics, vegetation conditions, defensible space, terrain, weather, infrastructure, and wildfire science to explain why risk exists, how it changes over time, and where mitigation efforts can have the greatest impact. The result is transparent, explainable wildfire intelligence that supports confident, defensible decisions.
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What Should We Do Next?
Guide Action
Wildfire intelligence creates value only when it leads to action.
FireVision transforms complex analysis into prioritized inspections, mitigation planning, vegetation management, infrastructure resilience, operational planning, and resource allocation, helping organizations act earlier, faster, and with greater confidence.
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— WHO WE SERVE
Built for the people who carry the risk
Cut ignition risk and run smarter PSPS. Rank circuits by risk, stage crews ahead of wind events, and defend every de-energization.​
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Circuit-level risk ranking
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PSPS pre-planning & readiness
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Risk-based vegetation & inspection
A live common operating picture. Fuse detections, weather, and spread models into one situational view for faster, coordinated response.
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Unified situational awareness
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Time-to-impact & evacuation context
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Resource staging by risk
Underwrite wildfire with confidence. Property-level FPI and 48-hour foresight for pricing, portfolio risk, and mitigation incentives.
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Parcel-level risk scoring
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Portfolio exposure mapping
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Mitigation-based incentives