Tecnobosque / Wildfire intelligence
Wildfires,
decoded.
Understand real fires. Trace the evidence.
Use engineering tools to build resilience.
Tecnobosque field-test footage. Illustrative background; not footage of Eaton.
Wildfire Black Box
The flames go out.
The record stays.
Permanent incident records that connect documented evidence, technical interpretation and what remains unknown.
TB-WBB-USA-2025-EATON
EATON.
Follow the fire. Examine the timeline. Trace how the investigation evolved.
Explore the Eaton recordA fire record should show more than the final numbers. It should explain which evidence was available, when it became known and where interpretation begins.
Wildfire Black Box · Permanent record collection
Five fires.
Five evidence problems.
Eaton is the deepest reference implementation—not the only fire in the system. Explore every current record and the different uncertainty each one preserves.
Open the complete Fire Archive ↗California · United States
Eaton Fire
TB-WBB-USA-2025-EATONNighttime spread, evacuation chronology, systems reviews and an official cause record that changed over time.
California · United States
Palisades Fire
TB-WBB-USA-2025-PALISADESConflicting official impact totals and changing cause information preserved without rewriting earlier evidence.
Maui · United States
Lahaina Fire
TB-WBB-USA-2023-LAHAINAA two-phase ignition sequence, minute-level chronology and systems-level contributing factors kept distinct.
Alberta · Canada
Fort McMurray
TB-WBB-CAN-2016-HORSE-RIVERMass evacuation, source-defined totals, dated satellite observations and an unresolved ignition-cause module.
Victoria · Australia
Black Saturday
TB-WBB-AUS-2009-BLACK-SATURDAYA multi-fire disaster where statewide impacts, individual ignitions, perimeters and causes remain separate objects.
Cross-incident intelligence
Not all evidence
is equal.
Compare the public evidence behind five pilot records. See where documentation is strong—and where uncertainty remains.
TB-ECI describes claim-level evidence quality. It is not a fire-severity ranking or a probability that a claim is true.
5 records / 52 claims
Tecnobosque Wildfire Knowledge Graph
The fire has a language.
Now it has a map.
Move from terminology to engineering, evidence and real incidents. 328 connected concepts explain not only what a term means, but what it changes.
Explore the complete glossary ↗Fireline Intensity
Enter domain → 02 · 34 concepts OperationsWildfire Containment
Enter domain → 03 · 37 concepts Fuels & WeatherFire Weather
Enter domain → 04 · 37 concepts Built EnvironmentWildland–Urban Interface (WUI)
Enter domain → 05 · 14 concepts Heat TransferRadiant Heat Flux
Enter domain → 06 · 20 concepts Smoke & Indoor AirPM2.5
Enter domain → 07 · 19 concepts Water SystemsTotal Dynamic Head (TDH)
Enter domain → 08 · 21 concepts Emergency PowerBattery Capacity
Enter domain → 09 · 22 concepts Public InformationEvacuation Order
Enter domain → 10 · 14 concepts Fire InvestigationFire Cause
Enter domain → 11 · 22 concepts EvidenceKnown At
Enter domain → 12 · 29 concepts Remote Sensing & MappingFire Radiative Power
Enter domain → 13 · 20 concepts Fire Ecology & RecoveryBurn Severity
Enter domain →Free engineering tools
Less guesswork.
Better calculations.
Explore the relationships behind clean-air delivery, backup power and wildfire behaviour. Work with stated inputs, assumptions and limits.
Practical resilience
Before the fire.
Beyond the headlines.
Connect the building, the air you breathe and the equipment you depend on. Start with the part that matters to you.
Smoke & indoor air
Plan filtration and size a cleaner-air room before smoke arrives.
Explore clean air
Evacuation readiness
Organise essentials, communications, medication and documents.
Open the checklistBuild resilience
Preparation starts
outside the walls.
Bring home hardening and defensible space together. Examine ember entry, nearby fuels and vulnerable attachments as parts of one system.
Independent technical information. Not an emergency alert service, an official investigation or a substitute for local evacuation instructions.
Tecnobosque Wildfire Knowledge Graph
The fire has a language.
Now it has a map.
Move from terminology to engineering, evidence and real incidents. 328 connected concepts explain not only what a term means, but what it changes.
Explore the complete glossary ↗Fireline Intensity
Enter domain → 02 · 34 concepts OperationsWildfire Containment
Enter domain → 03 · 37 concepts Fuels & WeatherFire Weather
Enter domain → 04 · 37 concepts Built EnvironmentWildland–Urban Interface (WUI)
Enter domain → 05 · 14 concepts Heat TransferRadiant Heat Flux
Enter domain → 06 · 20 concepts Smoke & Indoor AirPM2.5
Enter domain → 07 · 19 concepts Water SystemsTotal Dynamic Head (TDH)
Enter domain → 08 · 21 concepts Emergency PowerBattery Capacity
Enter domain → 09 · 22 concepts Public InformationEvacuation Order
Enter domain → 10 · 14 concepts Fire InvestigationFire Cause
Enter domain → 11 · 22 concepts EvidenceKnown At
Enter domain → 12 · 29 concepts Remote Sensing & MappingFire Radiative Power
Enter domain → 13 · 20 concepts Fire Ecology & RecoveryBurn Severity
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