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This predictive model combines weather inputs, fuel moisture estimates, topographic factors, and historical fire behavior data. Scores above 70 indicate conditions conducive to rapid fire spread. Always defer to official Red Flag Warnings and local fire agency guidance.
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Powered by the Sensaro fire-behavior engine. Jobs run weather, fuel, and topography lookups from live data sources, then simulate fire spread using FARSITE/FlamMap-class algorithms. Outputs include ignition-point maps, rate-of-spread surfaces, flame-length rasters, and 3D visualization — available as PNG, video, KML, GeoTIFF, and Shapefile. Typical job time: 2–8 minutes depending on analysis radius.
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Spread Forecast
Mountain Pine Beetle spread is driven by host availability, stand stress, beetle pressure, and winter survival temperatures. This model incorporates USFS outbreak data, climate projections, and stand vulnerability indices. Output should supplement on-ground assessments, not replace them.
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Reports from homeowners and field professionals feed directly into our GIS monitoring layer. Your submission helps foresters prioritize inspections and provides early warning for at-risk stands. All submissions are reviewed within 48 hours.
Threat Identification Guides
Identify pitch tubes, bore dust, blue-stained wood, and crown fade. Understand flight season timing and stand susceptibility factors.
Red Flag conditions, ladder fuel assessment, defensible space evaluation, and WUI home hardening checklists.
White pine blister rust, Armillaria root disease, Cytospora canker — visual identification and management recommendations.
Quick Reference
Regulatory & Reporting Links
Aerial Detection Survey data, Annual Forest Health reports, and stand exam protocols for Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
→ USFS Region 2 WebsiteColorado's primary forestry agency for private and state lands. Forest management plans, cost-share programs, and certified forester directory.
→ CSFS WebsiteAlert Configuration
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Alerts sent within minutes of detection — giving you time to prepare, evacuate, or mobilize resources.
Only get notified about threats within your defined radius — not general state-wide bulletins.