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Early warning

Early warning systems are essential for reducing the impacts of wildfires by enabling timely action and helping communities prepare, respond and protect lives and livelihoods.

By combining fire monitoring, risk information, forecasting, communication and community preparedness, effective early warning can support faster decision-making and safer evacuations. Explore the latest research, insights and resources on wildfire early warning systems and the measures needed to strengthen preparedness and resilience.

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Marine heatwaves during winter could have dire impacts on New Zealand fisheries and herald more summer storms
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Earlier this month, Wellington declared a local state of emergency, including evacuation orders, when forecast powerful swells threatened to inundate coastal properties.

Conversation Media Group, the
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Cà Mau Province is strengthening forest fire prevention efforts by deploying advanced surveillance systems.

Viet Nam News, Vietnam News Agency
Research briefs

Artificial intelligence is beginning to transform climate science, not just by improving forecasts, but by helping researchers understand the physical forces shaping the planet’s future.

University of Virginia
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The region records nearly 1,300 forest fire incidents annually on average.

Tribune, the - India
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Understanding and anticipating wildfires is no longer optional; it is foundational to effective preparedness, response, and resilience.

Pacific Disaster Center
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Destructive landslides are more likely to occur after wildfires, but how does the hazard change as vegetation regrows? Scientists are improving prediction methods to reduce costly unnecessary warnings

Geological Society of America, the
Wildfire heatwave compund event
Research briefs

A study connects satellite data on vegetation condition, topography, and weather conditions to examine the predicted versus actual burn severity of the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.

Eos - AGU
Research briefs

By combining high-resolution satellite data, terrain data and realistic fire simulations, USC Viterbi researchers have developed a reconstruction and prediction tool for making informed decisions when tackling catastrophic wildfires.

USC Viterbi School of Engineering
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