Tecnobosque · Citable technical intelligence
Reports
Evidence-led wildfire records and analytical publications with defined scope, retrievable sources, visible uncertainty and permanent citation identity.
Tecnobosque reports turn documented wildfire evidence into durable research objects. Each publication states what it examines, which evidence supports it, what remains uncertain and how the exact version should be cited.
Featured Technical Record
2025EVIDENCE & FORENSIC RECONSTRUCTION
Eaton Fire 2025 — Evidence & Forensic Reconstruction
The first Reference Grade Tecnobosque Technical Record combines the current incident record with cause evolution, first-night reconstruction, Known At checkpoints, Evolution of Knowledge, Fire DNA, evidence boundaries and primary source families.
Current technical finding: the joint LACoFD/CAL FIRE investigation concluded that electrical arcing events on an out-of-service SCE tower caused the fire. This technical finding does not determine criminal responsibility or civil liability.
Current report catalogue
Eaton Fire 2025
Reference Grade public record covering incident facts, cause evolution, first-night sequence, knowledge checkpoints, Fire DNA and citation.
Open record →Wildfire Black Box Evidence Matrix
Compares evidence questions, source conflicts, observation layers, cause boundaries and confidence profiles across five pilot records.
Open matrix →Wildfire Black Box Methodology
Defines claim states, TB-ECI, confidence limits, revision classes and the controls used to prevent false certainty.
Read methodology →Fire Archive
Indexes the current wildfire records by identity, geography, evidence problem and maturity rather than publication date alone.
Browse archive →Report families under development
Wildfire Black Box briefs
Readable, citable summaries of a canonical incident and its evolving evidence.
Mechanism and sequence
Origin context, documented progression, alternatives, uncertainty and legal boundary.
Satellite and perimeter evidence
Dated observations, sensor limits, spatial comparisons and reproducible map context.
Evacuation and infrastructure
Separate decision, issuance, delivery, receipt, movement and exposure timelines.
Cross-fire intelligence
Controlled comparisons that preserve units, source definitions and incident scope.
Technical resilience reports
Transparent calculations, disclosed assumptions and practical decision support.
Publication standard
- Defined question and scope. Every report identifies the incident, geography, time window and analytical boundary.
- Traceable evidence. Material claims remain connected to retrievable public sources and explicit evidence states.
- Known At discipline. Later knowledge is not projected backward into operational decisions.
- Visible uncertainty. Disputed, superseded, unresolved and unknown information remains part of the published record.
- Legal restraint. Technical cause, criminal responsibility and civil liability are never treated as interchangeable.
- Versioned citation. Material updates preserve the publication identity and create an auditable revision history.
Open access and sustainable intelligence
Public mission
Evidence people can inspect
Core incident summaries, public sources, material uncertainty, selected comparisons and citation information remain accessible through the public Wildfire Black Box.
Sustainable development
Advanced products can fund the archive
Future extended reports, structured datasets, professional tools, APIs and licensed analytical services may support continued development. Commercial relationships do not alter evidence classifications or technical conclusions.
Availability, formats and pricing for future professional products will be published only when the relevant datasets and review workflows are ready. No unreleased product is represented here as currently available.
Start with the evidence
Open the first Reference Grade Technical Record
Eaton demonstrates how an incident report becomes a permanent, versioned and citable wildfire intelligence asset.