Explain the risk
Separate likely degradation drivers such as drought, fire history, fuels and human pressure instead of returning a single opaque score.
Forest intelligence for the United States
Prioritize wildfire exposure, post-fire recovery and forest-carbon risk at parcel and portfolio scale. Forest OS connects change detection with explainable degradation drivers, recovery scenarios and an uncertainty-aware time-to-critical-threshold indicator.
Monitoring is the starting point. The commercial value comes from explaining drivers, comparing scenarios and prioritizing action.
Separate likely degradation drivers such as drought, fire history, fuels and human pressure instead of returning a single opaque score.
Compare natural regeneration and intervention scenarios with uncertainty ranges and evidence dates.
Export source-aware evidence for forestry, insurance, lending and forest-carbon workflows.
Designed for forest owners, carbon developers, insurers, lenders, utilities and public-sector teams.
Rank parcels for field review using vegetation stress, weather, fuels and fire history.
NIFC fire informationIdentify areas with weaker natural recovery signals and compare restoration scenarios.
US Forest Service R&DMonitor portfolio change, reversal exposure and data provenance for MRV and insurance review.
USFS FIAForest OS should keep external observations, customer data and proprietary derived indicators clearly separated.
These are candidate reference or validation sources. Their inclusion here does not claim a live integration, endorsement or redistribution right.
The public product language describes drivers of degradation and impact pathways. Detailed feedback-loop terminology belongs on the reviewed methodology page.
Build a dated, quality-controlled time series for the target area.
Estimate which degradation drivers best explain the observed change.
Compare baseline, stress and recovery scenarios with uncertainty.
Turn results into a traceable portfolio or parcel action list.
Choose a report type, provide the target area and receive the finished analysis electronically within the stated service period.
Scope, authority, uncertainty and data handling should be answered before a pilot starts.
Yes. A pilot can use customer-authorized parcel or portfolio boundaries and returns results only for the agreed area and workflow.
No. Official operational sources remain authoritative for incident response. Forest OS adds forecasting, prioritization, recovery and portfolio analytics.
Forecasts should be delivered as ranges with calculation dates, source provenance, model version and known limitations rather than as guaranteed outcomes.