Identify risk
Analyze historic trends, identify wildland fire risk on the landscape, and help prepare and engage the public in holistic planning efforts that identify, inform, and prioritize future fuel mitigation projects.
As wildland fires occur more frequently, burn with greater intensity, and impact more acreage, the fire season has transitioned to a fire year. The increase in wildland fire severity exposes new communities to wildland fires and exacerbates the risk to traditionally threatened communities. GIS software supports improved understanding of the surrounding landscape and strategic mitigation efforts that can break the wildland fire response cycle. This executive brief shares how GIS helps decision-makers build resilience across each phase of a wildland fire.
Use this collection of Esri solutions, applications, and blog articles to help plan and manage your wildland fire strategies.
Get maps, datasets, applications, and more to support wildfire preparedness and response efforts.
The Wildfire Aware app provides information about the current status and potential impact of wildfire incidents in the United States.
To be more accessible, engaging, and relevant, CWPPs need to shift from paper-based plans to dynamic digital alternatives. Esri's new CWPP template supports this change.
Access Esri technology, technical support, and help with common workflows like damage assessment or public information when your agency exceeds its capacity.
Stay up-to-date on trends, technology, and best practices related to GIS in public safety.
View the latest GIS news, user stories, and resources for wildland fire professionals.