Wildfire
We will review the NASA Wildfire Tracking Lab’s method for identifying and monitoring fires across North America using VIIRS active fire detections. This data is easily accessible via API and browser-based tooling, setting a blueprint for using open data and open software to push forward research efforts while still being useful for local stakeholders. Next steps for this team include collaborating with the NASA FireSense project to work directly with fire analysts to evaluate the use of satellite data in fire spread modeling.
Wildfire 2026 Registration
ESIP meetings are open to all who wish to participate and contribute. To ensure a secure and collaborative environment for all attendees, registration is required for each meeting series. Once registered, you will have immediate access to the join links for all upcoming sessions.
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Note on Annual Registration: Your registration is valid for all meetings within the current calendar year. To maintain a secure environment and ensure our community lists are up-to-date, we perform an annual reset each January. You will be invited to re-register for your preferred Collaboration Areas at the start of the new year.
This Cluster builds an open science approach to addressing one of the nation’s most destructive events, discussing wildfire science and proactive solutions in wildfire management.
To learn more about this Cluster and its activities, visit the Wildfire Cluster Landing Page.
