What's new
Every GISFire version, most recent first: what it brought, and the day it went live.
Follow by RSSA new home page, and modules in a window
The public map still shares its address with the subscriber space: what changes is how it is presented and how you get in.
New
siteA home page that takes off: the real live map under the title, the last-24-hours detection counter, a flight over the day's fires, then the proof on real screenshots and a Meteosat time-lapse of one day of fires in Gironde.
siteThis version log, with its RSS feed, and the version number shown at the foot of every page.
Improved
ProEach module of the subscriber space opens in a central window over the map, sits on the map while you work there, or goes full screen while you read. The choice is remembered.
mapSigning in happens from the map itself: a button in the toolbar, an entry in the menu and a reminder under the Pro box.
siteThe map page carries a title and a situation summary readable by search engines and assistants, with the day's figure read from the database.
Changed
siteThe Pro page is gone: the plans, the comparison table and the 14-day trial live on the home page, and the old address redirects there. Two plans, Monitoring and Pro; the Organisation plan is quoted on request.
The GISFirePro space
The rest of the map is unchanged and stays free without an account: fire detections, burnt areas, reported fires, aircraft positions and orbits, clouds and smoke, wind, the satellite basemap and the last-24-hours panel.
New
A subscriber space built on the public map: a rail of icons opens each module (zones, alerts, fires, aircraft, terrain, health, sketch, severity, Europe, reports, account), each with its own address. The app installs on the home screen and can notify as soon as an alert fires.
Discover GISFireProA fire's own page: replayable successive outlines, activity over time, drops, nearby lightning, damage severity measured from satellite imagery and help toward finding the cause.
An aircraft's own page: 3D track colored by altitude, drops numbered on the map, rotations, flight hours and fires served that day.
A municipality or other administrative area can be monitored in one click, with notifications explained in a single sentence and a documented OGC API for integrations.
The stakes exposed around a zone: healthcare facilities, schools, campsites, Seveso sites, energy infrastructure and population.
Operational terrain and tactical sketching: deployed resources, the wildland-urban interface, buildings under the plume, shareable tactical symbols and KML export.
Air effort figures for every tracked fire: number of drops, aircraft rotations and an indicative spread at 1, 3 and 6 hours.
Improved
mapA signed-in subscriber sees their monitored zones, water bomber tracks and lightning strikes directly on the public map, without switching screens.
Changed
mapDrop activity, the smoke plume, air quality, lightning strikes and firebreaks now need a subscription. They are still named in the layer panel, with a padlock.
See what GISFirePro includes
The map covers the whole world
Improved
mapSatellite detections, clustered fire events, smoke, wind and water bomber tracking are no longer limited to Europe, with a dedicated page for every country at high risk.
See fires by country
The site reads in four languages
New
siteThe map, the FAQ, the about page, the fire list and fire pages are available in French, English, Spanish and German.
Lightning origin on the map
New
dataLightning strikes detected by geostationary satellites appear on the map, a useful clue for understanding what started a fire.
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