Wildfire Risk is a scientific and up-to-date wildfire hazard and risk assessment database. The model accounts for physical, climatic, and man-made variables including slope, aspect, vegetation type, burn frequency, distance to water, special wind event regions, density of non-burnable surfaces, and distance to fire stations.
The net result is a set of uniquely generated fireshed polygons covering the United States with corresponding risk scores. All information is also included at the address level using a unique identifier with additional proximity measurements to uncover further insight around structure specific risk.
Provides a wildfire model for all 50 states that scores the risk profile of every location from 0-49
Includes a geo-enrichment file which appends all wildfire risk information to every affected address location using a unique identifier
Contains proximity measurements for added insight at the address level
Includes a supporting layer of recent burn perimeters
Delivers a supporting layer of areas impacted by the Mountain Pine Beetle
Wildfire Risk provides scores for the following hazard types:
Wildland landscape risk
Intermix landscape risk
Interface landscape risk