Solutions / Wildfire impacts & recovery
Combine pre-event observations, fire products and field assessments. Order event data, investigate changes or build an app for inspection and rehabilitation planning.
Explore a workflow for this industry. The app preview uses illustrative data; contact us to discuss your own sites, requirements and access.
The work you need to do
Find suitable observations before and after the event, with actual capture times and quality information. Request new collection when an available service fits the follow-up window.
A source package for post-event assessment
Compare suitable imagery and burn products alongside management units and assets. Keep active-fire detections distinct from mapped burned areas and confirmed field findings.
A dated impact review and inspection shortlist
Compare later observations with the baseline and intervention records. Identify changes and missing evidence that help the team plan repeat inspections and progress reporting.
Recovery comparisons linked to field assessments
01 / Acquire the data
Define an acquisition request for any event location. Match available products to the event period, required detail and the post-fire assessment your team needs.
Just need the data? Acquiring it is a complete outcome. Use delivered files in your own tools where the license permits, or continue with analysis and apps in Milkypad.
02 / Run your own analysis
Ask the assistant for a dated comparison, then use field assessments to prioritize recovery work.
Add the event area, management units and assets. Define the reporting question and what the inspection team needs to review on the ground.
Review pre-event and post-event coverage. Keep active-fire detections, burn-area products and original observations separately identified, with their acquisition times.
Explore measured spectral differences with terrain, vegetation and quality context. Join assets for exposure review while retaining separate fields for confirmed damage.
Export an inspection package or create a recovery app. Add field findings and request comparable later observations to review rehabilitation sites.
03 / Build and customize your app
A proposed app organizing event observations, inspection findings and recovery reviews by management unit.
Explore a prepared example
01 / Data inputs
Bring pre-event imagery, later observations and suitable published products together. Actual capture times remain distinct from the event period.
02 / Review a layer
The warm footprint represents a prepared burn-review example. It is separate from active-fire detections, a real perimeter or confirmed damage.
03 / Use an app
A review app can link observed effects to inspection findings and later recovery observations. This is an assessment example, not emergency guidance.
Prepared scenes and records show how a workflow could look. These are illustrative locations and layers, with no live data or analysis.
Build a post-fire review app with before-and-after maps, separate fire-product layers and an inspection list. Link field assessments and later observations to each management unit.
Describe the tool and the changes you need in ordinary language. The AI assistant helps build it; colleagues use the resulting maps, tables, and controls without writing code.
Explore App BuilderDated source observations and interpreted fire effects with quality limitations.
Review locations, nearby assets and the evidence needed for field assessment.
Later observations, rehabilitation activities and field findings retained by site.
Use the result with context
A hotspot is not the full fire perimeter or proof of structural damage. Spectral burn measures require appropriate local validation, and later greening does not establish ecosystem recovery. Tactical fire-front navigation and evacuation decisions require operational emergency services, beyond this retrospective review workflow.
Questions for your workflow
Yes. Data acquisition can stand alone. Specify the event area, periods, bands and format, then confirm permitted exports and delivery terms before ordering.
That distinction belongs in the app brief. Show observation-based candidates separately from inspection findings, with dates and the source of each assessment.
Describe the sites, inspection fields and reporting views each program needs. Ask the assistant to revise the app without writing its code yourself.
Milkypad for wildfire
Share the event area, comparison dates and required data, or describe the inspection package and recovery app your team wants to use.
Discuss your requirements