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// Updated: May 1, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC

// Classification: UNCLASSIFIED // PUBLIC

BRIEFS: 50
CRITICAL: 18
WITH IMAGERY: 50
ML ANALYZED: 41
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260501-wildfire-250dcb
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (60 detections, 496 MW FRP)

2026-04-16 | 23% cloud | NDVI: 0.323 | NBR: 0.187

Active Fire Complex (60 detections, 496 MW FRP)

Candelaria, Campeche, México | 18.2311N, 91.0636W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Candelaria, Campeche, México (18.2311N, 91.0636W). Event reported on 2026-05-01. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-16 with 23% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260416T162829_R083_T15QYA_20260416T214528. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.52 km² (17.2% of analyzed area) with 74% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.323 (healthy), NBR=0.187 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-16) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (23%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: May 1, 2026, 01:00 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260501-wildfire-cf4b24
Satellite imagery for Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

2026-04-21 | 0% cloud

Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

Mason County, Michigan, United States | 44.1177N, 86.0486W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Mason County, Michigan, United States (44.1177N, 86.0486W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-21 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260421T162901_R083_T16TEQ_20260421T211613. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-21) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: May 1, 2026, 01:00 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260501-wildfire-f35e54
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (38 detections, 1425 MW FRP)

2026-04-18 | 10% cloud | NDVI: 0.491 | NBR: 0.329

Active Fire Complex (38 detections, 1425 MW FRP)

Champotón, Campeche, México | 19.1773N, 90.4608W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Champotón, Campeche, México (19.1773N, 90.4608W). Event reported on 2026-05-01. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-18 with 10% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260418T161901_R040_T15QYB_20260418T205818. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.43 km² (1.6% of analyzed area) with 68% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.491 (healthy), NBR=0.329 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-18) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: May 1, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260501-wildfire-47efd3
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (18 detections, 1073 MW FRP)

2026-04-18 | 19% cloud | NDVI: 0.434 | NBR: 0.294

Active Fire Complex (18 detections, 1073 MW FRP)

Escárcega, Campeche, México | 18.6203N, 90.4640W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Escárcega, Campeche, México (18.6203N, 90.4640W). Event reported on 2026-05-01. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-18 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260418T161901_R040_T15QYA_20260418T205818. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 3.15 km² (12.0% of analyzed area) with 64% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.434 (healthy), NBR=0.294 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-18) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: May 1, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260501-wildfire-577391
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (101 detections, 1019 MW FRP)

2026-04-21 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.161 | NBR: 0.053

Active Fire Complex (101 detections, 1019 MW FRP)

La Yesca, Nayarit, México | 21.3208N, 104.0665W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near La Yesca, Nayarit, México (21.3208N, 104.0665W). Event reported on 2026-05-01. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-21 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260421T171849_R012_T13QFD_20260421T210836. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 13.73 km² (52.4% of analyzed area) with 70% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.161 (stressed), NBR=0.053 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-21) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: May 1, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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highwildfireFM-EO
20260430-wildfire-da592f
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (30 detections, 593 MW FRP)

2026-04-16 | 23% cloud | NDVI: 0.372 | NBR: 0.271

Active Fire Complex (30 detections, 593 MW FRP)

Candelaria, Campeche, México | 18.2000N, 90.8992W

Situation Summary

High-severity wildfire activity detected near Candelaria, Campeche, México (18.2000N, 90.8992W). Event reported on 2026-04-30. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-16 with 23% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260416T162829_R083_T15QYA_20260416T214528. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 7.34 km² (28.0% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.372 (healthy), NBR=0.271 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as HIGH severity. Significant impact to the affected area is probable. The event merits continued satellite monitoring and cross-referencing with ground reports.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-16) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (23%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 30, 2026, 01:00 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260430-wildfire-434061
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Australia

2026-04-26 | 3% cloud | NDVI: 0.254 | NBR: 0.089

Green forest fire notification in Australia

Unknown, Western Australia, Australia | 16.0096S, 125.1472E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Unknown, Western Australia, Australia (16.0096S, 125.1472E). Event reported on 29 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-26 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260426T015641_R117_T51LYC_20260426T064255. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 9.15 km² (34.9% of analyzed area) with 96% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.254 (stressed), NBR=0.089 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-26) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 30, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260430-wildfire-cf4b24
Satellite imagery for Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

2026-04-21 | 0% cloud

Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

Mason County, Michigan, United States | 44.1177N, 86.0486W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Mason County, Michigan, United States (44.1177N, 86.0486W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-21 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260421T162901_R083_T16TEQ_20260421T211613. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-21) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 30, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260430-wildfire-382517
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (125 detections, 1340 MW FRP)

2026-04-21 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.164 | NBR: 0.054

Active Fire Complex (125 detections, 1340 MW FRP)

La Yesca, Nayarit, México | 21.3158N, 104.0555W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near La Yesca, Nayarit, México (21.3158N, 104.0555W). Event reported on 2026-04-30. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-21 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260421T171849_R012_T13QFD_20260421T210836. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 11.21 km² (42.8% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.164 (stressed), NBR=0.054 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-21) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 30, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260430-wildfire-2eadaa
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (13 detections, 1188 MW FRP)

2026-04-18 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.451 | NBR: 0.301

Active Fire Complex (13 detections, 1188 MW FRP)

Candelaria, Campeche, México | 17.8953N, 90.2809W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Candelaria, Campeche, México (17.8953N, 90.2809W). Event reported on 2026-04-30. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-18 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260418T161901_R040_T15QYV_20260418T205818. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 2.55 km² (9.7% of analyzed area) with 70% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.451 (healthy), NBR=0.301 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-18) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 30, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260429-wildfire-cf4b24
Satellite imagery for Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

2026-04-11 | 2% cloud

Tyndall 469 & 143 RX Prescribed Fire, Mason, Michigan

Mason County, Michigan, United States | 44.1177N, 86.0486W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Mason County, Michigan, United States (44.1177N, 86.0486W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-11 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260411T162901_R083_T16TEQ_20260411T211710. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 29, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260429-wildfire-888ebb
Satellite imagery for Hummingbird Wildfire, Catron, New Mexico

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.199 | NBR: -0.008

Hummingbird Wildfire, Catron, New Mexico

Catron County, New Mexico, United States | 33.3659N, 108.6219W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Catron County, New Mexico, United States (33.3659N, 108.6219W). Event reported on 2026-04-21. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260415T174901_R141_T12SYC_20260415T225554. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.70 km² (2.7% of analyzed area) with 87% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.199 (stressed), NBR=-0.008 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 29, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260429-wildfire-36e1b1
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (187 detections, 1997 MW FRP)

2026-04-16 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.202 | NBR: 0.036

Active Fire Complex (187 detections, 1997 MW FRP)

La Yesca, Nayarit, México | 21.3139N, 104.0513W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near La Yesca, Nayarit, México (21.3139N, 104.0513W). Event reported on 2026-04-29. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-16 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260416T171851_R012_T13QFD_20260416T221209. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.61 km² (2.3% of analyzed area) with 65% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.202 (stressed), NBR=0.036 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-16) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 29, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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lowwildfire
20260429-wildfire-3e7850
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Australia

2026-04-13 | 0% cloud

Green forest fire notification in Australia

Victoria Daly Region, Unknown, Australia | 15.4810S, 129.8722E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Victoria Daly Region, Unknown, Australia (15.4810S, 129.8722E). Event reported on 28 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-13 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260413T013649_R031_T52LFJ_20260413T042750. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-13) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 29, 2026, 01:18 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260429-wildfire-5a440b
Satellite imagery for rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

2026-04-15 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.173 | NBR: -0.010

rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States | 45.8509N, 92.6535W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States (45.8509N, 92.6535W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-15 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260415T171721_R112_T15TWL_20260416T034718. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.33 km² (16.5% of analyzed area) with 94% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.173 (stressed), NBR=-0.010 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 29, 2026, 01:19 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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highwildfireFM-EO
20260427-wildfire-03cd88
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (22 detections, 288 MW FRP)

2026-04-08 | 23% cloud | NDVI: 0.271 | NBR: 0.250

Active Fire Complex (22 detections, 288 MW FRP)

Yaxcabá, Yucatán, México | 20.5285N, 88.7543W

Situation Summary

High-severity wildfire activity detected near Yaxcabá, Yucatán, México (20.5285N, 88.7543W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-08 with 23% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260408T161901_R040_T16QCH_20260408T211509. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 12.40 km² (47.3% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.271 (stressed), NBR=0.250 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as HIGH severity. Significant impact to the affected area is probable. The event merits continued satellite monitoring and cross-referencing with ground reports.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-08) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (23%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 27, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260427-wildfire-5baa18
Satellite imagery for Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

2026-04-12 | 3% cloud | NDVI: 0.411 | NBR: 0.266

Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

Brantley County, Georgia, United States | 31.2222N, 81.8439W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Brantley County, Georgia, United States (31.2222N, 81.8439W). Event reported on 2026-04-21. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17RMQ_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.35 km² (5.2% of analyzed area) with 64% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.411 (healthy), NBR=0.266 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 27, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260427-wildfire-5a440b
Satellite imagery for rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

2026-04-15 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.173 | NBR: -0.010

rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States | 45.8509N, 92.6535W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States (45.8509N, 92.6535W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-15 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260415T171721_R112_T15TWL_20260416T034718. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.33 km² (16.5% of analyzed area) with 94% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.173 (stressed), NBR=-0.010 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 27, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260427-wildfire-1394e5
Satellite imagery for Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

2026-04-11 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.283 | NBR: 0.125

Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

Lake County, Michigan, United States | 43.8828N, 85.8969W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Lake County, Michigan, United States (43.8828N, 85.8969W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-11 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260411T162901_R083_T16TEP_20260411T211710. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.12 km² (0.5% of analyzed area) with 60% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.283 (stressed), NBR=0.125 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 27, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260427-wildfire-a5b652
Satellite imagery for Crews Rd (10) Wildfire, Clay, Florida

2026-04-12 | 5% cloud | NDVI: 0.360 | NBR: 0.265

Crews Rd (10) Wildfire, Clay, Florida

Clay County, Florida, United States | 29.8861N, 81.6333W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Clay County, Florida, United States (29.8861N, 81.6333W). Event reported on 2026-04-20. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 with 5% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17RMP_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.09 km² (0.3% of analyzed area) with 85% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.360 (healthy), NBR=0.265 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 27, 2026, 01:06 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260426-wildfire-30ccf4
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (47 detections, 862 MW FRP)

2026-04-08 | 19% cloud | NDVI: 0.243 | NBR: 0.099

Active Fire Complex (47 detections, 862 MW FRP)

Hopelchén, Campeche, México | 19.2321N, 89.7046W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Hopelchén, Campeche, México (19.2321N, 89.7046W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-08 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260408T161901_R040_T16QBG_20260408T211509. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.48 km² (5.6% of analyzed area) with 70% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.243 (stressed), NBR=0.099 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-08) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 26, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260426-wildfire-5baa18
Satellite imagery for Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

2026-04-12 | 3% cloud | NDVI: 0.411 | NBR: 0.266

Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

Brantley County, Georgia, United States | 31.2222N, 81.8439W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Brantley County, Georgia, United States (31.2222N, 81.8439W). Event reported on 2026-04-21. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17RMQ_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.35 km² (5.2% of analyzed area) with 64% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.411 (healthy), NBR=0.266 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 26, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260426-wildfire-24eda8
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (60 detections, 1010 MW FRP)

2026-04-03 | 30% cloud | NDVI: 0.348 | NBR: 0.299

Active Fire Complex (60 detections, 1010 MW FRP)

Reforma, Chiapas, México | 17.8969N, 93.1386W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Reforma, Chiapas, México (17.8969N, 93.1386W). Event reported on 2026-04-26. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-03 with 30% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260403T163711_R083_T15QVV_20260404T024912. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 2.84 km² (10.8% of analyzed area) with 57% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.348 (healthy), NBR=0.299 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-03) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (30%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 26, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260426-wildfire-5a440b
Satellite imagery for rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

2026-04-15 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.173 | NBR: -0.010

rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States | 45.8509N, 92.6535W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States (45.8509N, 92.6535W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-15 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260415T171721_R112_T15TWL_20260416T034718. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.33 km² (16.5% of analyzed area) with 94% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.173 (stressed), NBR=-0.010 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 26, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260426-wildfire-1394e5
Satellite imagery for Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

2026-04-11 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.283 | NBR: 0.125

Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

Lake County, Michigan, United States | 43.8828N, 85.8969W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Lake County, Michigan, United States (43.8828N, 85.8969W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-11 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260411T162901_R083_T16TEP_20260411T211710. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.12 km² (0.5% of analyzed area) with 60% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.283 (stressed), NBR=0.125 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 26, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260425-wildfire-b74778
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (33 detections, 1026 MW FRP)

2026-04-08 | 19% cloud | NDVI: 0.286 | NBR: 0.144

Active Fire Complex (33 detections, 1026 MW FRP)

Hopelchén, Campeche, México | 19.2422N, 89.7363W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Hopelchén, Campeche, México (19.2422N, 89.7363W). Event reported on 2026-04-25. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-08 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260408T161901_R040_T16QBG_20260408T211509. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 5.42 km² (20.7% of analyzed area) with 77% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.286 (stressed), NBR=0.144 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-08) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 25, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260425-wildfire-5baa18
Satellite imagery for Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

2026-04-12 | 3% cloud | NDVI: 0.411 | NBR: 0.266

Hwy 82 Wildfire, Brantley, Georgia

Brantley County, Georgia, United States | 31.2222N, 81.8439W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Brantley County, Georgia, United States (31.2222N, 81.8439W). Event reported on 2026-04-21. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17RMQ_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.35 km² (5.2% of analyzed area) with 64% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.411 (healthy), NBR=0.266 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 25, 2026, 01:03 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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lowwildfire
20260425-wildfire-ed4737
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

2026-04-17 | 21% cloud

Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ | 23.7198N, 92.1579E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ (23.7198N, 92.1579E). Event reported on 23 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-17 with 21% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260417T041549_R090_T46QCM_20260417T075403. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-17) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (21%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 25, 2026, 01:03 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260425-wildfire-5a440b
Satellite imagery for rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

2026-04-15 | 12% cloud | NDVI: 0.173 | NBR: -0.010

rx-66 Prescribed Fire, Burnett, Wisconsin

Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States | 45.8509N, 92.6535W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Burnett County, Wisconsin, United States (45.8509N, 92.6535W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-15 with 12% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260415T171721_R112_T15TWL_20260416T034718. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.33 km² (16.5% of analyzed area) with 94% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.173 (stressed), NBR=-0.010 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 25, 2026, 01:04 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfireFM-EO
20260425-wildfire-1394e5
Satellite imagery for Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

2026-04-11 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.283 | NBR: 0.125

Baldwin Fuels 6 RX Prescribed Fire, Lake, Michigan

Lake County, Michigan, United States | 43.8828N, 85.8969W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Lake County, Michigan, United States (43.8828N, 85.8969W). Event reported on 2026-04-23. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-11 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260411T162901_R083_T16TEP_20260411T211710. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.12 km² (0.5% of analyzed area) with 60% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.283 (stressed), NBR=0.125 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as MODERATE severity based on available indicators. Localized impact is possible. Monitoring continues at standard frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 25, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260419-wildfire-c1fa67
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Laos

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.412 | NBR: 0.275

Green forest fire notification in Laos

ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ | 18.4425N, 102.8561E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ (18.4425N, 102.8561E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 8 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T48QTF_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.44 km² (16.9% of analyzed area) with 67% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.412 (healthy), NBR=0.275 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 19, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC8 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260419-wildfire-a1aff2
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Australia

2026-04-16 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.299 | NBR: 0.120

Green forest fire notification in Australia

Unknown, Western Australia, Australia | 15.5585S, 125.8749E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Unknown, Western Australia, Australia (15.5585S, 125.8749E). Event reported on 17 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-16 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260416T014539_R074_T51LZC_20260416T051852. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.07 km² (4.1% of analyzed area) with 82% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.299 (stressed), NBR=0.120 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-16) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 19, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC6 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260419-wildfire-d4f0f0
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (66 detections, 376 MW FRP)

2026-04-13 | 27% cloud | NDVI: 0.204 | NBR: 0.082

Active Fire Complex (66 detections, 376 MW FRP)

Chase County, Kansas, United States | 38.5205N, 96.6773W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Chase County, Kansas, United States (38.5205N, 96.6773W). Event reported on 2026-04-18. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-13 with 27% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260413T170851_R112_T14SPH_20260413T205009. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.07 km² (0.3% of analyzed area) with 57% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.204 (stressed), NBR=0.082 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-13) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (27%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 19, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260419-wildfire-3bfc94
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

2026-04-14 | 26% cloud | NDVI: 0.118 | NBR: 0.217

Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ | 23.3673N, 92.2949E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ (23.3673N, 92.2949E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-14 with 26% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260414T042231_R090_T46QDL_20260415T121719. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 20.94 km² (79.9% of analyzed area) with 71% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.118 (bare), NBR=0.217 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (26%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 19, 2026, 01:06 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260419-wildfire-03cb4a
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in India

2026-04-14 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.187 | NBR: 0.003

Green forest fire notification in India

Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India | 27.2215N, 82.9585E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India (27.2215N, 82.9585E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-14 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260414T045701_R119_T44RQR_20260415T222220. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.65 km² (6.3% of analyzed area) with 87% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.187 (stressed), NBR=0.003 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 19, 2026, 01:06 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260418-wildfire-c1fa67
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Laos

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.412 | NBR: 0.275

Green forest fire notification in Laos

ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ | 18.4425N, 102.8561E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ (18.4425N, 102.8561E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 8 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T48QTF_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.44 km² (16.9% of analyzed area) with 67% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.412 (healthy), NBR=0.275 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 18, 2026, 01:12 PM UTC8 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260418-wildfire-03cb4a
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in India

2026-04-14 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.187 | NBR: 0.003

Green forest fire notification in India

Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India | 27.2215N, 82.9585E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India (27.2215N, 82.9585E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 7 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-14 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260414T045701_R119_T44RQR_20260415T222220. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 1.65 km² (6.3% of analyzed area) with 87% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.187 (stressed), NBR=0.003 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 18, 2026, 01:12 PM UTC7 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfireFM-EO
20260418-wildfire-c0ecbf
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (157 detections, 843 MW FRP)

2026-04-12 | 19% cloud | NDVI: 0.285 | NBR: 0.162

Active Fire Complex (157 detections, 843 MW FRP)

Minas de Matahambre, Pinar del Río, Cuba | 22.4975N, 83.9833W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Minas de Matahambre, Pinar del Río, Cuba (22.4975N, 83.9833W). Event reported on 2026-04-18. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17QKF_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 5.99 km² (35.7% of analyzed area) with 76% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.285 (stressed), NBR=0.162 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 18, 2026, 01:28 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260418-wildfire-0c73de
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Australia

2026-04-16 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.336 | NBR: 0.176

Green forest fire notification in Australia

Unknown, Western Australia, Australia | 15.4025S, 126.0357E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Unknown, Western Australia, Australia (15.4025S, 126.0357E). Event reported on 17 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-16 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260416T014539_R074_T51LZD_20260416T051852. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.45 km² (1.7% of analyzed area) with 63% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.336 (healthy), NBR=0.176 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-16) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 18, 2026, 01:28 PM UTC6 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260418-wildfire-a740a8
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

2026-04-14 | 26% cloud | NDVI: 0.118 | NBR: 0.217

Green forest fire notification in Bangladesh, India

বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ | 23.3666N, 92.2958E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near বাঘাইছড়ি উপজেলা, চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগ, বাংলাদেশ (23.3666N, 92.2958E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-04-14 with 26% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260414T042231_R090_T46QDL_20260415T121719. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 20.85 km² (79.5% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.118 (bare), NBR=0.217 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (26%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 18, 2026, 01:29 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260417-wildfire-caeea7
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in India

2026-04-14 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.187 | NBR: 0.009

Green forest fire notification in India

Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India | 27.2273N, 82.9535E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India (27.2273N, 82.9535E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 8 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-14 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260414T045701_R119_T44RQR_20260415T222220. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.84 km² (3.2% of analyzed area) with 81% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.187 (stressed), NBR=0.009 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 17, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC8 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260417-wildfire-c1fa67
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Laos

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.412 | NBR: 0.275

Green forest fire notification in Laos

ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ | 18.4425N, 102.8561E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ (18.4425N, 102.8561E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 8 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T48QTF_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.44 km² (16.9% of analyzed area) with 67% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.412 (healthy), NBR=0.275 (unburned).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 17, 2026, 01:13 PM UTC8 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260417-wildfire-d9c813
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (108 detections, 994 MW FRP)

2026-04-08 | 18% cloud

Active Fire Complex (108 detections, 994 MW FRP)

Morris County, Kansas, United States | 38.6122N, 96.4616W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Morris County, Kansas, United States (38.6122N, 96.4616W). Event reported on 2026-04-17. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-08 with 18% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260408T170849_R112_T15STD_20260408T210053. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-08) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (18%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 17, 2026, 01:13 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260417-wildfire-213971
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (101 detections, 578 MW FRP)

2026-04-12 | 19% cloud

Active Fire Complex (101 detections, 578 MW FRP)

San Juan y Martínez, Pinar del Río, Cuba | 22.4087N, 83.8342W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near San Juan y Martínez, Pinar del Río, Cuba (22.4087N, 83.8342W). Event reported on 2026-04-17. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-12 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260412T155821_R097_T17QKF_20260412T210156. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as CRITICAL based on detection intensity, spatial extent, and multi-source corroboration. Immediate impact to local infrastructure and population is likely. Continued monitoring is recommended with increased temporal frequency.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 17, 2026, 01:13 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260417-wildfire-e6b97d
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Thailand

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud | NDVI: 0.324 | NBR: 0.208

Green forest fire notification in Thailand

อำเภอนายูง, จังหวัดอุดรธานี, ประเทศไทย | 17.9540N, 102.0282E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near อำเภอนายูง, จังหวัดอุดรธานี, ประเทศไทย (17.9540N, 102.0282E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T47QRV_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 6.91 km² (26.3% of analyzed area) with 61% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.324 (healthy), NBR=0.208 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 17, 2026, 01:13 PM UTC6 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260416-wildfire-caeea7
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in India

2026-04-12 | 2% cloud | NDVI: 0.148 | NBR: 0.006

Green forest fire notification in India

Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India | 27.2273N, 82.9535E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Bansi, Uttar Pradesh, India (27.2273N, 82.9535E). Event reported on 15 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 8 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-12 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260412T050649_R019_T44RQR_20260412T085221. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 0.06 km² (0.2% of analyzed area) with 61% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.148 (bare), NBR=0.006 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-12) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 16, 2026, 01:05 PM UTC8 corroborating sources
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Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Laos

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud

Green forest fire notification in Laos

ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ | 18.4420N, 102.8559E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near ເມືອງທ່າພະບາດ, ບໍລິຄຳໄຊ, ປະເທດລາວ (18.4420N, 102.8559E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 7 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T48QTF_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 16, 2026, 02:03 PM UTC7 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
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Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in India

2026-04-14 | 3% cloud | NDVI: 0.234 | NBR: 0.028

Green forest fire notification in India

Orchha Tahsil, Chhattisgarh, India | 19.4633N, 80.9822E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Orchha Tahsil, Chhattisgarh, India (19.4633N, 80.9822E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-04-14 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260414T045701_R119_T44QNG_20260415T222220. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 4.17 km² (15.9% of analyzed area) with 87% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.234 (stressed), NBR=0.028 (moderate).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-14) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 16, 2026, 02:04 PM UTC6 corroborating sources
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20260416-wildfire-e6b97d
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Thailand

2026-04-15 | 0% cloud

Green forest fire notification in Thailand

อำเภอนายูง, จังหวัดอุดรธานี, ประเทศไทย | 17.9540N, 102.0282E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near อำเภอนายูง, จังหวัดอุดรธานี, ประเทศไทย (17.9540N, 102.0282E). Event reported on 14 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260415T033529_R061_T47QRV_20260415T072933. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands.

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-15) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Inference analysis (burn scar detection, flood extent mapping) is not yet integrated into this automated pipeline. Current capability is limited to event correlation and satellite imagery identification.

Generated: Apr 16, 2026, 02:16 PM UTC6 corroborating sources
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lowwildfireFM-EO
20260416-wildfire-ffc38a
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in Thailand

2026-04-11 | 19% cloud | NDVI: 0.224 | NBR: 0.183

Green forest fire notification in Thailand

อำเภอแม่สะเรียง, จังหวัดแม่ฮ่องสอน, ประเทศไทย | 18.0847N, 97.8677E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near อำเภอแม่สะเรียง, จังหวัดแม่ฮ่องสอน, ประเทศไทย (18.0847N, 97.8677E). Event reported on 11 Apr 2026. Corroborated by 6 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-04-11 with 19% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260411T035539_R004_T47QLA_20260411T074603. The image covers an approximately 20x20 km area centered on the reported event coordinates. Imagery is Sentinel-2 Level-2A (surface reflectance), providing 10-meter spatial resolution in visible bands. Foundation model analysis (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) detected burn scar signatures covering approximately 9.66 km² (36.9% of analyzed area) with 71% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.224 (stressed), NBR=0.183 (low_severity).

Assessment

This event is assessed as LOW severity based on current indicators. No immediate escalation anticipated, but conditions may change. Standard monitoring continues.

Limitations & Confidence

Satellite imagery date (2026-04-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (19%) may obscure portions of the affected area. This brief is generated from automated analysis of open-source satellite and event data. It has not been reviewed by a human analyst. Ground truth verification is recommended before operational decisions. Foundation model inference (Prithvi-EO-2.0-300M) was trained on NASA HLS data. Application to Sentinel-2 L2A data may introduce domain shift effects. Detection results should be validated against ground observations.

Generated: Apr 16, 2026, 02:16 PM UTC6 corroborating sources

Dual-Tier Architecture

The same earth observation foundation model runs in both tiers. On orbit, autonomous agents capture imagery, run inference, and triage what to downlink. On the ground, cloud foundation models validate and enrich the detections. This is what deploys to orbital payloads.

Tier 1: On-Orbit Agent (Edge)

Orbital Pass

550km SSO, ~15 orbits/day. Sensor captures when passing over areas of interest.

Onboard Inference

Foundation model on satellite-class edge GPU. Optimized inference pipeline.

Autonomous Triage

Agent decides: ALERT (immediate ISL downlink), STORE (batch), or DISCARD.

ISL Downlink

52KB compressed alert via Iridium in ~3 min. Full scene would take 56+ hours.

Tier 2: Cloud Validation (Ground)

Monitor

NASA EONET, FIRMS, GDACS for global event correlation.

Archive Imagery

STAC catalog search for multispectral ground truth.

Cloud Validation

Cloud foundation models cross-validate edge detections at full resolution.

Intelligence Brief

Structured reports with confidence levels and honest limitations.

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