Tablet displaying LADRIS wildfire map showing fire area in acres, coordinates, wind speed, and direction with wildfire spread overlay.Digital wildfire map on a tablet showing a 4624.80-acre fire area with wind speed 45 mph and wind direction 90 degrees.
Fire

Fire Intelligence for Emergency Teams

Predict wildfire spread in seconds. Make smarter decisions.

Wildfire Modeling and Monitoring

Built on the Core platform, Ladris Fire equips emergency teams with powerful predictive tools to simulate fire behavior and act immediately.
Built on trusted fire spread models and enhanced with live environmental data, this system delivers high-speed simulations of fire growth and community impact before and during a fire. It supports wildfire model planning and real-time operations alike.
Ladris wildfire map showing Fire 2564 with wildfire area of 4624.80 acres at coordinates 38.412 N, -122.232 W, wind speed 45 mph, wind direction 90°, and evacuation clearance time of 3 hours 20 minutes.

Fire Spread Modeling in Live Conditions

Ladris Fire generates predictive fire spread modeling maps using current weather, terrain, and vegetation data. Simulations run in seconds and automatically adjust as new information becomes available, helping emergency teams anticipate growth patterns and prepare suppression strategies without needing manual setup or calibration.

Real-Time Wildfire Monitoring and Alerts

The system integrates real-time fire detection from satellite and sensor feeds to track new ignitions and changes in existing incidents. Users receive automatic updates and alerts as conditions evolve, supporting faster situational updates and more informed operational decisions.
Ladris wildfire tracking interface showing recent fire incidents on left and map of San Francisco Bay Area with fire icons, active fires count, wind speed, and precipitation on right.
Airplane dropping bright red fire retardant over smoky wildfire area.

Tactical Planning for Suppression and Containment

Ladris Fire provides tools to evaluate terrain-driven fire behavior and identify locations where mitigation actions, such as dozer lines, fuel breaks, or retardant drops, will be most effective. These insights help shape vegetation management strategies and guide operational responses in both active incidents and long-term planning.

Integrated Evacuation Impact Analysis

Ladris Fire connects directly with Evac to simulate how fire spread may affect evacuation zones, route accessibility, and evacuation timing.

Built with Purpose

Built for Emergency Managers and Wildfire Planners.
Built on the Core platform, Ladris Fire is designed for professionals managing wildfire response, community protection, and mitigation planning. It helps agencies build and refine their Wildfire Protection Plan, conduct pre-season fire risk assessments, and improve coordination throughout wildfire events.
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Know When to Evacuate

Predict fire spread and identify the ideal window for issuing evacuation orders.
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Allocate Limited Resources Strategically

Focus fire response on critical assets and infrastructure with real-time insights.
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Pre-Season Risk Assessment

Map high-risk areas ahead of fire season using fuel data, terrain, and prevailing wind patterns.
Heatmap overlay on a digital map showing data concentration around Half Moon Bay and Lower Crystal Spring Reservoir in California with various icons for points of interest and a timeline slider at the bottom.
Core

Part of a Unified Disaster Intelligence Platform

Core brings all of the data feeds, intelligence, information, documents, plans, and field sensors that you use in emergency management and disaster response into one place behind one single pane of glass where it is easy to visualize, forecast and act upon.

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