A wildfire is active.
Which of your assets are exposed?
Screen an asset portfolio against an active wildfire using official mapping, GIS, meteorology and traceable event intelligence. Identify which locations deserve attention first while the event is still unfolding.
From a portfolio file to event-specific intelligence.
The objective is not to predict a financial loss. It is to help a professional user identify which assets should be reviewed first during an active wildfire.
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Asset ID and geographic coordinates. Asset type and insured value can be included when available.
Event overlay
Assets are analysed against the available official wildfire geometry, event perimeter, affected area and contextual layers.
Exposure screening
Distance, event context, roads, evacuation information, meteorology and other relevant signals are assessed.
Prioritised results
Receive a structured CSV, map, intelligence brief, timestamps and documented source provenance.
Portfolio Fire Exposure Demo.
Synthetic portfolio around the Peñas de Riglos wildfire case. Click any asset to inspect its demonstration record.
Demonstration assets are fictitious. The production workflow replaces this test geometry with validated official event mapping and retains source, timestamp and version metadata for every analysis.
Not just a map. A traceable data package.
Each delivery is designed to be usable by risk analysts, asset managers, brokers, insurers and other professional users.
Asset-level CSV
Structured results linked to each internal asset ID, ready for filtering, GIS or portfolio workflows.
Interactive map
Visualise portfolio locations relative to the active wildfire and rapidly identify concentrations of exposure.
Intelligence brief
Concise professional interpretation of event status, change, meteorology, exposure and relevant signals.
Source manifest
Sources, timestamps and versions are retained so the analysis can be reconstructed after the event.
GIS-ready output
Geographic outputs can be delivered in formats suitable for professional GIS workflows.
Change detection
New official geometry or material event changes can trigger a revised version rather than silently replacing prior results.
Which assets deserve attention first?
| Asset | Type | Distance | Event context | Relative exposure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEMO-004 | Residential | Inside demo area | Immediate event proximity | HIGH |
| DEMO-018 | Telecom | 1.4 km | Near active event area | HIGH |
| DEMO-029 | Warehouse | 3.8 km | Proximity screening | MEDIUM |
| DEMO-041 | Solar | 7.1 km | Monitoring range | WATCH |
| DEMO-049 | Industrial | 14.3 km | Outside priority range | LOW |
Test Wildfire Portfolio Intelligence on your own assets.
Designed as a first low-friction test for organisations that want to evaluate the usefulness of active-wildfire portfolio intelligence.
- Up to 100 asset locations
- One active wildfire event
- Asset-level spatial screening
- Relative event exposure classification
- Portfolio results CSV
- Interactive map
- Portfolio Intelligence Brief
- Traceable sources and timestamps
One portfolio. One active wildfire. Up to 100 asset locations.
Larger portfolios, monitoring periods and customised outputs are quoted separately.
Event intelligence, not an actuarial or loss model.
TECNOBOSQUE Portfolio Fire Exposure is designed for portfolio triage, event context and exposure screening. It does not determine insurance coverage, premium, causality, evacuation decisions, property loss probability or expected loss.
Professional users should combine this information with their own underwriting, claims, asset-management and operational procedures.
When the wildfire changes, your portfolio view should change with it.
Send us a portfolio of asset locations and test the system on an active wildfire event.