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// Updated: Mar 18, 2026, 01:03 PM UTC

// Classification: UNCLASSIFIED // PUBLIC

BRIEFS: 19
CRITICAL: 9
WITH IMAGERY: 19
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criticalwildfire
20260318-wildfire-048adc
Satellite imagery for RX Little Missouri Mountain Prescribed Fire, Polk, Arkansas

2026-03-08 | 13% cloud

RX Little Missouri Mountain Prescribed Fire, Polk, Arkansas

Polk County, Arkansas, United States | 34.4414N, 93.9514W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Polk County, Arkansas, United States (34.4414N, 93.9514W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 with 13% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SVU_20260308T220508. 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 0.66 km² (2.5% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.292 (stressed), NBR=0.126 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 18, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC5 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260318-wildfire-09f7c9
Satellite imagery for Butcher Hollow Block 1 RX Prescribed Fire, Reynolds, Missouri

2026-03-08 | 0% cloud

Butcher Hollow Block 1 RX Prescribed Fire, Reynolds, Missouri

Reynolds County, Missouri, United States | 37.4662N, 91.0371W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Reynolds County, Missouri, United States (37.4662N, 91.0371W). Event reported on 2026-03-13. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SXB_20260308T220508. 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 2.40 km² (9.2% of analyzed area) with 83% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.222 (stressed), NBR=-0.002 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 18, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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highwildfire
20260318-wildfire-da3645
Satellite imagery for RX Fourche Valley Unit 3 Prescribed Fire, Yell, Arkansas

2026-03-08 | 13% cloud

RX Fourche Valley Unit 3 Prescribed Fire, Yell, Arkansas

Yell County, Arkansas, United States | 34.9285N, 93.6892W

Situation Summary

High-severity wildfire activity detected near Yell County, Arkansas, United States (34.9285N, 93.6892W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 with 13% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SVU_20260308T220508. 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 2.41 km² (9.2% of analyzed area) with 56% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.252 (stressed), NBR=0.166 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 18, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260318-wildfire-e2d321
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (48 detections, 1076 MW FRP)

2026-03-13 | 0% cloud

Active Fire Complex (48 detections, 1076 MW FRP)

Cameron Parish, Louisiana, United States | 30.0008N, 93.5292W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Cameron Parish, Louisiana, United States (30.0008N, 93.5292W). Event reported on 2026-03-18. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-13 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260313T164959_R026_T15RVP_20260313T221903. 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 60% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.335 (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 (2026-03-13) 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. 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: Mar 18, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260318-wildfire-4d6a23
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (107 detections, 266 MW FRP)

2026-03-15 | 3% cloud

Active Fire Complex (107 detections, 266 MW FRP)

Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, México | 20.3425N, 105.5202W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, México (20.3425N, 105.5202W). Event reported on 2026-03-18. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260315T172959_R055_T13QDC_20260315T211857. 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 0.10 km² (0.4% of analyzed area) with 74% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.214 (stressed), NBR=-0.009 (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 (2026-03-15) 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: Mar 18, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260317-wildfire-048adc
Satellite imagery for RX Little Missouri Mountain Prescribed Fire, Polk, Arkansas

2026-03-08 | 13% cloud

RX Little Missouri Mountain Prescribed Fire, Polk, Arkansas

Polk County, Arkansas, United States | 34.4414N, 93.9514W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Polk County, Arkansas, United States (34.4414N, 93.9514W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 with 13% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SVU_20260308T220508. 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 0.66 km² (2.5% of analyzed area) with 72% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.292 (stressed), NBR=0.126 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260317-wildfire-09f7c9
Satellite imagery for Butcher Hollow Block 1 RX Prescribed Fire, Reynolds, Missouri

2026-03-08 | 0% cloud

Butcher Hollow Block 1 RX Prescribed Fire, Reynolds, Missouri

Reynolds County, Missouri, United States | 37.4662N, 91.0371W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Reynolds County, Missouri, United States (37.4662N, 91.0371W). Event reported on 2026-03-13. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SXB_20260308T220508. 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 2.40 km² (9.2% of analyzed area) with 83% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.222 (stressed), NBR=-0.002 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 01:01 PM UTC4 corroborating sources
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highwildfire
20260317-wildfire-bdd7ac
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (27 detections, 310 MW FRP)

2026-03-15 | 0% cloud

Active Fire Complex (27 detections, 310 MW FRP)

Santiago Ixcuintla, Nayarit, México | 21.7914N, 105.0748W

Situation Summary

High-severity wildfire activity detected near Santiago Ixcuintla, Nayarit, México (21.7914N, 105.0748W). Event reported on 2026-03-16. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260315T172959_R055_T13QEE_20260315T211857. 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 0.88 km² (3.3% of analyzed area) with 67% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.416 (healthy), NBR=0.238 (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 (2026-03-15) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260317-wildfire-dfd093
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (321 detections, 3284 MW FRP)

2026-03-15 | 3% cloud

Active Fire Complex (321 detections, 3284 MW FRP)

Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, México | 20.3340N, 105.5170W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, México (20.3340N, 105.5170W). Event reported on 2026-03-17. Corroborated by 2 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-15 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260315T172959_R055_T13QDC_20260315T211857. 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 0.83 km² (3.2% of analyzed area) with 80% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.213 (stressed), NBR=-0.011 (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 (2026-03-15) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC2 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260317-wildfire-4ca16d
Satellite imagery for BOY SCOUT Wildfire, Osage, Oklahoma

2026-03-14 | 6% cloud

BOY SCOUT Wildfire, Osage, Oklahoma

Osage County, Oklahoma, United States | 36.7257N, 96.1663W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Osage County, Oklahoma, United States (36.7257N, 96.1663W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-14 with 6% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260314T171101_R112_T15STA_20260314T223817. 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 0.21 km² (0.8% of analyzed area) with 80% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.203 (stressed), NBR=-0.039 (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 (2026-03-14) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 01:02 PM UTC3 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260317-wildfire-3b12c3
Satellite imagery for SHNF C-45 RX Prescribed Fire, Walker, Texas

2026-03-13 | 5% cloud

SHNF C-45 RX Prescribed Fire, Walker, Texas

Walker County, Texas, United States | 30.5626N, 95.6063W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Walker County, Texas, United States (30.5626N, 95.6063W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-03-13 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260313T170721_R069_T15RTQ_20260314T025810. 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 (2026-03-13) 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: Mar 17, 2026, 07:40 AM UTC3 corroborating sources
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lowwildfire
20260315-wildfire-1cbaca
Satellite imagery for Green forest fire notification in The Democratic Republic of Congo

2026-03-11 | 2% cloud

Green forest fire notification in The Democratic Republic of Congo

Territoire de Bumba, Mongala, République démocratique du Congo | 2.8029N, 22.2991E

Situation Summary

Low-severity wildfire activity detected near Territoire de Bumba, Mongala, République démocratique du Congo (2.8029N, 22.2991E). Event reported on 12 Mar 2026. Corroborated by 10 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-11 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260311T083751_R064_T34NFJ_20260311T144910. 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 9.59 km² (36.6% of analyzed area) with 82% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.421 (healthy), NBR=0.286 (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 (2026-03-11) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 09:29 AM UTC10 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260315-wildfire-bee8e0
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (74 detections, 406 MW FRP)

2026-02-28 | 0% cloud

Active Fire Complex (74 detections, 406 MW FRP)

Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States | 40.9296N, 100.4213W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States (40.9296N, 100.4213W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-02-28 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260228T173241_R055_T14TLL_20260228T205812. 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 67% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.227 (stressed), NBR=0.105 (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 (2026-02-28) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 09:29 AM UTC4 corroborating sources
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moderatewildfire
20260315-wildfire-c02699
Satellite imagery for 11A/11B/11C RX Prescribed Fire, Jasper, Georgia

2026-03-11 | 24% cloud

11A/11B/11C RX Prescribed Fire, Jasper, Georgia

Jasper County, Georgia, United States | 33.1551N, 83.6900W

Situation Summary

Moderate-severity wildfire activity detected near Jasper County, Georgia, United States (33.1551N, 83.6900W). Event reported on 2026-03-07. Corroborated by 5 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-11 with 24% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260311T160959_R140_T17SKS_20260311T213326. 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 11.67 km² (44.5% of analyzed area) with 94% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.263 (stressed), NBR=0.066 (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 (2026-03-11) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (24%) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 09:30 AM UTC5 corroborating sources
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highwildfire
20260315-wildfire-ded8ea
Satellite imagery for RX PCS White Oak Prescribed Fire, Scott, Arkansas

2026-03-08 | 13% cloud

RX PCS White Oak Prescribed Fire, Scott, Arkansas

Scott County, Arkansas, United States | 34.9747N, 93.8851W

Situation Summary

High-severity wildfire activity detected near Scott County, Arkansas, United States (34.9747N, 93.8851W). Event reported on 2026-03-10. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-03-08 with 13% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260308T165131_R026_T15SVU_20260308T220508. 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 6.62 km² (25.2% of analyzed area) with 84% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.310 (healthy), NBR=0.130 (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 (2026-03-08) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 09:30 AM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260315-wildfire-095598
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (53 detections, 772 MW FRP)

2026-03-13 | 25% cloud

Active Fire Complex (53 detections, 772 MW FRP)

Elk County, Kansas, United States | 37.3324N, 96.0695W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Elk County, Kansas, United States (37.3324N, 96.0695W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2A on 2026-03-13 with 25% cloud cover. Scene ID: S2A_MSIL2A_20260313T170721_R069_T15STB_20260314T025810. 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 26.21 km² (100.0% of analyzed area) with 97% mean confidence. Spectral analysis: NDVI=0.000 (water), NBR=0.000 (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 (2026-03-13) may not coincide with peak event activity. Sentinel-2 revisit time is approximately 5 days per location. Partial cloud cover (25%) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 09:31 AM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260315-wildfire-08aa8e
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (653 detections, 4718 MW FRP)

2026-02-28 | 0% cloud

Active Fire Complex (653 detections, 4718 MW FRP)

Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States | 40.8277N, 100.3350W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States (40.8277N, 100.3350W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 4 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-02-28 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260228T173241_R055_T14TLL_20260228T205812. 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 (2026-02-28) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 01:54 AM UTC4 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260315-wildfire-ad2f5b
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (235 detections, 1753 MW FRP)

2026-02-28 | 1% cloud

Active Fire Complex (235 detections, 1753 MW FRP)

Garden County, Nebraska, United States | 41.7260N, 102.3363W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Garden County, Nebraska, United States (41.7260N, 102.3363W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2C on 2026-02-28 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2C_MSIL2A_20260228T173241_R055_T14TKM_20260228T205812. 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 (2026-02-28) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 01:54 AM UTC3 corroborating sources
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criticalwildfire
20260315-wildfire-08c489
Satellite imagery for Active Fire Complex (50 detections, 720 MW FRP)

2026-03-09 | 1% cloud

Active Fire Complex (50 detections, 720 MW FRP)

Osage County, Oklahoma, United States | 36.6042N, 96.1232W

Situation Summary

Critical-severity wildfire activity detected near Osage County, Oklahoma, United States (36.6042N, 96.1232W). Event reported on 2026-03-14. Corroborated by 3 independent data sources.

Satellite Observation

Satellite imagery acquired by Sentinel-2B on 2026-03-09 near-clear conditions. Scene ID: S2B_MSIL2A_20260309T171039_R112_T15STA_20260309T210557. 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 (2026-03-09) 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: Mar 15, 2026, 01:54 AM UTC3 corroborating sources

How This Works

This feed is produced by an autonomous monitoring agent that continuously scans global disaster event sources, correlates events with satellite imagery, and generates structured intelligence briefs without human intervention. The same agent architecture runs on orbital payloads for real-time situational awareness from space.

1. Monitor

Continuously scans multiple global disaster event feeds for active incidents worldwide.

2. Prioritize

Deduplicates across sources, ranks by severity, corroboration, and category. An autonomous action policy.

3. Correlate

Searches satellite imagery archives for the best available observation at each event location.

4. Report

Generates structured intelligence briefs with honest confidence levels and data limitations.

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