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Tactical Fire Response Capabilities

Wildfires move fast. Your response systems should move faster. Interlinked delivers a suite of web-based tools and integrations designed to support dispatchers, incident commanders, and frontline teams. By pulling in real-time sensor, satellite, and terrain data, we generate predictive spread models that help you anticipate direction, intensity, and speed.

Use our dashboards to:

Visualize perimeter shifts

Monitor real-time fireline changes to adjust field tactics instantly.

Wind Risk Alerts

Get notified when winds drive fire toward new hazards.

Suppression Gaps

Detect terrain and access issues before they delay crews.

Smart Evacuation Paths

Update evacuation plans every 60 seconds with live spread data.

Our API-first design makes it easy to plug Interlinked into existing dispatch platforms or use it as a standalone tactical tool during major events.

How It Fits Into Your Workflow

Whether you're a municipal fire department, a state agency, or a regional EOC, Interlinked can operate as a standalone interface or be embedded into your command center environment. No GIS expertise needed. We designed our tools to work with minimal setup and zero delays.

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Set Region and Access Feed

Map upload or area selection

Real-time feeds begin streaming

Wind and terrain overlays activated

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Use Dashboard / Integrate via API

View min-to-min fire movement

Set alert thresholds

Share visual outputs with teams

Interlinked enables shared access to a unified live dashboard across local, regional, and federal response units. Everyone sees the same intelligence in sync, helping reduce miscommunication and overlap during high-stress deployments.

Yes. The platform includes offline-compatible visualizations and automatically syncs once reconnected. We also support lightweight mobile interfaces to function over low-bandwidth networks common in remote wildfire zones.

We combine satellite imagery, weather models, elevation/topography, local sensor feeds, and historical burn patterns. This hybrid data stream powers our AI models and keeps insights locally relevant.

Most fire agencies can go live within 1–2 days. Onboarding involves connecting existing data sources (if any), setting up dashboard roles, and walking teams through a 30-minute interface tutorial.

Absolutely. From terrain presets to regional fire behavior parameters, users can fine-tune models based on local geography, fuels, suppression capabilities, and historical patterns.