It's time to think beyond "fire season" with a year-round approach to risk management.
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We spoke to 173 wildfire leaders about their budgets, favorite tools, and top concerns.
Our team of weather, drought, and wildfire experts provides a 2024 North American outlook.
In the spring of 2024, we surveyed more than 170 wildland fire team leaders in the United States and Canada to benchmark the current state of approaches to the wildfire event cycle across North America.
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Schedule a wildfire consultationKeeping communities in the wildland-urban interface safe from the growing threat of wildfires requires an incredible variety of reliable, trustworthy data to inform decisive action. AEM specializes in helping local governments and emergency management leaders ingest, combine, and compare a large amount of data in a clear, event-specific, action-oriented way.
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Nothing can replace having eyes on the field, and PTZ cameras enable ongoing AI-assisted guard tours that automate visual fire monitoring.
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Weather stations in the field help calculate reliable fire danger ratings and provide a real-time glimpse into conditions like wind that could affect fire.
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Surface scans of the forest from satellites can identify potential fires that might not yet have been detected by other means, enabling timely response and limiting their impact.
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When you’re monitoring the woods, it’s crucial not to misidentify smoke as fog, and once a fire has begun, air quality becomes a major concern for response professionals and the public.
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Knowing about a lightning strike in a dry area can enable a timely assessment and mitigation effort to minimize the spread of storm-related wildfires.
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Weather stations on both public and private land provide real-time wind and weather data to predict fire behavior and keep people safer. We recommend the Vantage Pro2™.
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AEM’s signature multi-hazard decision support software allows this community’s emergency leadership to view all their critical fire and weather data in one place, creating a comprehensive collaboration hub.
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Imagine a regional electric utility with a service area of thousands of square miles and significant infrastructure in the wildland-urban interface area. In spite of growing challenges in their area, they're actually making their members and community safer by embracing...
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Does your community or energy company have the right strategy, know-how, and technology to survive and thrive in the face of escalating wildfires? Answer a few questions and find out!
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