Wildfire Risk Management
The risk of wildfires is growing every year and the potential damages are colossal – make sure you’re prepared.

The risk of wildfires is growing every year and the potential damages are colossal – make sure you’re prepared.
Accurate, real-time data gives you clarity to make tough decisions.
For over 40 years we’ve been helping people anticipate, prepare for, and recover from wildfires.
We meet all US fire network standards – including sensor accuracy, calibration, and maintenance.
Situational Awareness
From sensors to software and beyond, AEM hands you the tools to see wildfires coming. Track weather changes, monitor conditions, and keep a close watch over locations that could be vulnerable to flash floods and debris flows in the aftermath.
make the right decision
The causes of wildfires are complex. Your system needs to monitor everything from lightning to rainfall to wind speeds. We capture all this data, then translate it into visualizations and insights, making it easier for you to make the right call.
Observations direct from the field
Installing a dedicated fire weather network can dramatically reduce how much you spend on suppressing wildfires. With clear, accurate data, you can also see patterns emerge – and start to see where you should focus your resources.
Get exceptionally accurate real-time data. Our Remote Automated Weather Stations are trusted in some of the world’s harshest locations.
Our Quick Deploy Remote Automated Weather Station is the fire community’s most widely used weather station for prescribed burns and temporary monitoring applications.
FTS360 integrates sensor, station, and camera data to provide complete situational awareness of current and potential wildfire events.
Confirm wildfire ignition, access imagery with weather overlay data, and see real-time threats to lives and property.
Webinar
We discuss how wildfires are a major challenge for utilities and local agencies managing Wildland Urban Interface (WUI). This free, one-hour learning session focuses on how organizations are addressing the wildfire event curve head-on with leading monitoring tools and software, including how to: