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ScopePeriod

Land & Fire Monitoring

Deforestation-free monitoring, buffer zones, encroachment and peat fire riskAll operations
Prototype satellite analytics — synthetic scenario.Layers simulate optical/thermal change detection. Not real imagery, hotspot data or concession boundaries.

Satellite analytics map

Estate C · 10 blocks · layer: Fire risk

Focus
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< 40 Low 40–59 Moderate 60–79 High ≥ 80 Very high Hotspot ≤ 72 h Older hotspot Riparian buffer

Map alerts

5 change-detection signals · last 30 days

highBuffer zone26 Sep
Riparian buffer alert — Estate D north boundary (0.8 ha)
highFire hotspot27 Sep
2 hotspots within 5 km of peat Block B24 (72 h)
mediumEncroachment risk24 Sep
Encroachment risk — Estate C west boundary
lowVegetation loss22 Sep
Canopy stress in Block B27 — pest defoliation, not clearing
lowLand cover change28 Sep
No deforestation detected — Sumatra estates (30 days)

Fire Risk Intelligence

Fire Risk Score — 7-day outlook by block Fire Risk v1.1.0

Top 12 in-scope blocks · score 0–100 · click a cell to explain

Logistic GAM · AUC 0.88
Today29 Sep30 Sep01 Oct02 Oct03 Oct04 Oct
B2481848286847058
B3874777578776453
B2268716972715849
B1763616459576055
B3658605961605042
B0857555853515450
B3243454346453731
B3942444245443630
B0134333532313230
B3333343335342824
B2731323133322722
B1130293128272926
< 20 20–39 40–59 60–79 ≥ 80Features: rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture, hotspot history, vegetation dryness

Why is Block B24 at risk?

Estate C · Shallow peat · SHAP contributions (points)

Confidence80%
Today
81
7-day peak
86
Very high
Base rate 22 → score 81
Rainfall deficit (30 d)
+18 pts
Peat soil
+13 pts
Soil moisture
+12 pts
Hotspot history (5 km, 72 h)
+9.4 pts
Vegetation dryness (NDVI)
+7.9 pts
Relative humidity
−5.0 pts
Max temperature
+4.2 pts
◀ lowers predictionraises ▶
Today
0
35°
51%
29 Sep
0
35°
47%
30 Sep
2
34°
55%
01 Oct
0
35°
46%
02 Oct
1
35°
50%
03 Oct
14
32°
68%
04 Oct
22
31°
74%

Forecast rain (mm) · max temp · min RH — Kalimantan synthetic weather feed.

Recommended fire-prevention actions
Confidence80%
  • Patrol every 4 h on peat blocks B24 and B38 through the dry spell (rain not expected until 03 Oct); ERT on standby with pumps at canal points.
  • Raise canal blocks to keep the peat water table ≤ 40 cm below surface; log piezometer readings daily.
  • Hotspot ground-truthing of HS-2609-01 (3.4 km NE of B24) with the village fire-care community (MPA-style) within 24 h.
  • No burning reminder to contractors and neighbouring smallholders; check fire-tower staffing and extinguisher readiness.
Decision support — ERT lead validates before deployment.
mediumAssignedACT-010 · SustainabilityConfidence80%
Increase fire patrol on peat blocks B24 & B38
What happened
Fire risk score 81 (B24) and 74 (B38).
Why it matters
Dry season peat fire risk; regulatory and reputational exposure.
Expected impact
Risk reduction — compliance
Recommended action
Patrol every 4 h; raise canal blocks to keep water table ≤ 40 cm.
Owner: Estate C ERTDue: 28 Sep 18:00Evidence
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