As I sat in my office, engrossed in my work, I suddenly became aware of a piercing sound cutting through the usual silence of the

While the Northern Hemisphere has grappled with catastrophic fires and floods, Australia faced its hottest winter on record, primarily attributed to soaring ocean temperatures. As concern

I’d like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Rejean Bourgault from AWS for prominently featuring exci’s groundbreaking AI-powered early wildfire detection system in his enlightening

Climate change escalates wildfires globally, increasing their frequency, intensity, and duration. The northern hemisphere experienced a summer of climate-driven extremes. Canada’s record-breaking wildfire season mirrors

Innovation is pushing technological boundaries in the fast-evolving realm of artificial intelligence (AI). The saying “data is the new oil” holds particularly true here. Every

Introducing a Partnership Driven by Passion and Purpose As we approach the summer of 2024, the Bureau of Meteorology predicts one of the hottest periods

Wildfires have a profound impact on both infrastructure systems and the communities they serve, highlighting the vulnerability of interconnected systems and the potential for system

The United Nations’ warning of an impending El Niño has sparked concerns over soaring global temperatures and the potential for unprecedented heat records. El Niño,

Wildfires are becoming an increasingly significant global issue, causing severe damage and releasing an alarming amount of carbon into the atmosphere. Forest fires are emitting

Impact of wildfires on agriculture Landscape fires are an integral part of our world, serving an important purpose for the ongoing survival of ecological communities.

To our Clients, Collaborators, Lobbyists, Suppliers, and Supporters WE ARE HONOUREDTHAT YOU THINK OF US FIRST WHEN IT COMES TO BUSHFIRE/WILDFIRE DETECTION  As the end of year

Since climate-change-driven fire risks will continue to escalate, new and innovative technologies have been developed to monitor and even detect fires when they ignite. In

Satellites have been used for weather observation and forecasting since the late 1950s. The first weather satellites were military, used for reconnaissance and intelligence gathering.

Reality vs. Expectation in Satellite Wildfire Detection As climate change worsens, the frequency and intensity of wildfires are rising, intensifying the need for quick and