Wildflyer Analysis

Wildflyer Analysis is a wildfire intelligence platform developed by Wildflyer B.V. (Noordwijk, Netherlands) that integrates satellite imagery, weather model data, fire perimeter information, field observations, and drone footage into a unified map interface for fire analysts and field crews.^[1] The company entered ESA BIC Noordwijk in October 2024.^[2]

Earth observation inputs include MODIS and VIIRS thermal data for active fire detection, Sentinel-2 optical imagery for burn mapping and fire perimeter tracking, and EUMETSAT weather products.^[3] Sentinel-1 SAR is listed among the platform's satellite data sources for terrain and perimeter context.^[3] Weather analysis draws on ECMWF, GFS, and additional numerical weather prediction models, with side-by-side model comparison built into the interface.

The platform is structured around four modules: Fire Weather Bulletins (automated danger classification with customisable thresholds), Incident Analysis (multi-layer historical and live incident mapping), Weather Analysis (vertical profiles and atmospheric stability), and Prescribed Burn Planner (go/no-go weather indicators for scheduled burns).^[1] Outputs include daily fire weather bulletins, unified incident maps, and burn planning decision support.

Customers include SDIS 13 (France), @fire (Germany), and Feuerwehr Frankfurt, serving fire analysts, station commanders, and field crews across European fire services.^[2]