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Earth Fire Alliance
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2024
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HeadquartersSan Francisco, United States
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wildfire detection satellites, satellite earth observation, environmental monitoring services, disaster response data, fire data analytics
Industry3 codes
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Fire Detection & Early Warning (Lookouts, Sensors, Aerial Patrol)
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services
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Integrated Forest Health & Fire Management Planning
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services
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Wildfire Suppression & Incident Response
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services
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  • Support Activities for Forestry1153
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  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
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Earth Observation and Wildfire Detection Services
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1Philanthropic Grant Funding
TypeData Monetisation
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Earth Fire Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The FireSat data is provided to fire agencies, scientists, and communities at no cost. Revenue is generated entirely through grants and philanthropic contributions rather than product sales.

earthfirealliance.org
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales
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1FireSat
Description

First satellite constellation designed specifically for wildfire detection, monitoring, and response. Generates unprecedented dataset on wildfire and its effects on the planet and communities.

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Earth Fire Alliance operates FireSat, the first satellite constellation purpose-built for global wildfire detection, monitoring, and response, developed in partnership with Muon Space using multispectral infrared sensors. The constellation delivers near real-time fire data products (hotspot identification, fire perimeter, fire progression, radiative power) to fire agencies, scientists, and communities at no cost, with the goal of providing every point on Earth with wildfire detection every 20 minutes or less once fully operational. Earth Fire Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded entirely through philanthropic grants.

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  • FireSat can detect fires as small as 5x5 meters, compared to existing satellites with 375-meter detection thresholds - representing orders of magnitude improvement in precision.
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Earth Fire Alliance operates a constellation-based Earth observation system for wildfire detection. The core offering is the FireSat constellation—a purpose-built satellite system developed in partnership with Muon Space—complemented by data products (Hotspot Identification, Fire Perimeter, Fire Progression, Radiative Power) and programs (FireConnect, FireImpact) that translate satellite data into actionable intelligence. The system uses multispectral infrared sensing to detect fires as small as 5×5 meters and delivers near real-time data to fire agencies worldwide.

Product and service8 records
1FireSat Constellation
CategoryEarth Observation Satellite Constellation
Description

The first satellite constellation designed specifically for global wildfire detection, monitoring, and response, comprising approximately 50+ satellites providing near real-time global wildfire detection with a 20-minute or less revisit rate once fully operational. Delivered free of charge to fire agencies, scientists, and communities worldwide.

2FireSat Protoflight
CategoryEarth Observation Satellite
Description

Initial demonstration satellite launched in March 2025 to validate end-to-end system architecture including the multispectral EO/IR payload and data delivery infrastructure. Built by Muon Space.

3Hotspot Identification
CategoryWildfire Data Product
Description

Near real-time detection of new or growing ignitions to identify small, low-intensity fires before they escalate into major threats. Available to fire agencies, scientists, and communities.

4Fire Perimeter
CategoryWildfire Data Product
Description

Continuously updated common operating picture of fire's outer boundary enabling safer, more efficient resource allocation and coordination for incident commanders.

5Fire Progression
CategoryWildfire Data Product
Description

Situational awareness of spread, direction, and speed of fire movement, critical for first responder safety, incident command decision-making, and evacuation planning.

6Radiative Power
CategoryWildfire Data Product
Description

Quantification of energy a fire releases, enabling researchers and land managers to assess ecosystem impacts, estimate carbon emissions, and understand fire behavior with precision.

7FireConnect Program
CategoryCommunity Engagement Program
Description

Program to work with communities, firefighters, land managers, and researchers globally to connect FireSat wildfire data to on-the-ground decision-making and ensure data reaches and benefits communities.

8FireImpact Program
CategoryScience Translation Program
Description

Program to translate FireSat's global dataset and partner network into actionable scientific knowledge, informing fire management strategies and ecosystem impact assessments.

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Partnership9 partners
1New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

NSW RFS is part of the first cohort of Early Adopter Program participants across three continents. Deputy Commissioner Peter McKechnie stated FireSat will ensure firefighters have the best chance to deal with fires while they are smaller, meaning safer firefighters and safer communities.

earthfirealliance.org
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

Eight fire agencies across three continents participate in the first Early Adopter cohort: CAL FIRE (USA), Colorado DFPC (USA), NSW RFS (Australia), Queensland Fire Department (Australia), SA CFS (Australia), Tasmania TPWS (Australia), ACT RFS (Australia), and AGIF (Portugal). These agencies help refine data products and define data delivery mechanisms.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-06-17
Description

CAL FIRE is an Early Adopter Program participant that helped shape FireSat's design and has committed to using its data. CAL FIRE Director Joe Tyler noted FireSat will enhance situational awareness for firefighters and enable more informed decisions during critical situations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-31
Description

CSIRO in Australia is leveraging FireSat technology and AI through Google.org funding to improve bushfire detection, tracking, and response capabilities nationwide. The collaboration supports the scaling of CSIRO's Spark bushfire simulation tool globally.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-31
Description

AFAC is partnering with Earth Fire Alliance and CSIRO to leverage FireSat technology for bushfire detection across Australia, working with the new satellite technology and AI capabilities funded by Google.org.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-01-15
Description

ExoAnalytic Solutions was selected to provide advanced software development and visualization tools for the FireSat wildfire monitoring satellite constellation. The software enables visualization of satellite orbits, sensor coverage, and real-time tracking through containerized web applications designed for first responders, scientists, and decision-makers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

Muon Space is the founding technical partner that designed and built the FireSat satellite constellation. The company developed advanced multispectral infrared sensors specifically for wildfire detection. Muon Space also opened a new 130,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in San Jose capable of producing up to 500 satellites annually to support FireSat production scaling.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

Environmental Defense Fund scientists are working with FireSat data and have highlighted the FireSat constellation in their analysis of wildfire emissions. EDF is advancing data-driven approaches to wildfire mitigation through fire risk and carbon vulnerability mapping in partnership with EFA.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

EFA works with Environmental Defense Fund scientists who authored an analysis on wildfire emissions showing that forest burned area grew 40% and carbon emissions increased 60% since 2001. EDF highlights the FireSat constellation as part of targeted, data-driven approaches to meaningfully mitigate emissions.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Earth Fire Alliance's founding technical partner building the FireSat constellation. Comparable as a small-sat Earth-observation platform serving climate and commercial missions with custom payloads, though it operates as a commercial manufacturer rather than a data-distribution nonprofit.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Operates one of the largest commercial Earth-observation constellations with daily global revisit. Comparable as a satellite-based geospatial data provider serving government, research, and commercial customers, though it offers broad-area imaging rather than wildfire-optimized sensors.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Public-private partnership deploying Tanager satellites for high-resolution methane and CO2 point-source detection. Comparable as a philanthropically backed, mission-driven satellite initiative producing public-good climate data with tier-1 nonprofit and tech partners.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major provider of high-resolution commercial satellite imagery used by governments and disaster-response agencies, including for wildfire mapping. Comparable as an Earth-observation data provider supporting situational awareness for emergency response, though at much higher cost and lower revisit cadence than FireSat.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Operates a large commercial nanosatellite constellation providing weather, maritime, and aviation data. Comparable as a small-satellite data platform using AI/ML-derived products, though focused on atmospheric and RF data rather than wildfire imaging.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Provides high-revisit commercial satellite imagery and analytics for government and defense customers, including disaster monitoring. Comparable as a frequent-revisit Earth-observation provider for time-sensitive applications, including wildfire situational awareness.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Operates one of the largest commercial SAR satellite constellations, providing day/night, all-weather imagery used for flood and wildfire monitoring. Comparable as a small-sat constellation operator delivering persistent monitoring for disaster response, though using radar rather than infrared.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Space technology company focused on national security space domain awareness. Comparable only weakly — shares the small-sat, mission-driven space-tech profile (EFA's comms director Kristin Cody previously led comms at True Anomaly) but operates in defense rather than Earth observation.

TypeOthers
Description

Environmental nonprofit that partners with EFA on wildfire emissions science and data-driven mitigation. Comparable as a science-driven, mission-aligned nonprofit partner using satellite data to inform environmental policy, though broader in scope than wildfire.

10CSIRO
TypeRegional player
Description

Australia's national science agency and a strategic EFA partner leveraging FireSat data for bushfire detection and scaling its Spark simulation tool. Comparable as a government-affiliated science organization partnering on satellite-based wildfire analytics, though primarily Australia-focused and a partner rather than a peer product company.

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Earth Fire Alliance

Earth Observation and Wildfire Detection Servicesearthfirealliance.org

Earth Fire Alliance firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Earth Fire Alliance
Legal name
Earth Fire Alliance
Website
https://earthfirealliance.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2024
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Earth Fire Alliance industry classification

Industry
Product category
Earth Observation and Wildfire Detection Services
NAICS
Support Activities for Forestry (1153)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYAFAMAEAG
Fire Detection & Early Warning (Lookouts, Sensors, Aerial Patrol)
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services
SECONDARYAFAMAEAK
Integrated Forest Health & Fire Management Planning
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services
SECONDARYAFAMAEAE
Wildfire Suppression & Incident Response
Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Forest Health, Pest & Fire Management Services

Keywords

  • Wildfire detection satellites
  • Satellite earth observation
  • Environmental monitoring services
  • Disaster response data
  • Fire data analytics

Where Earth Fire Alliance is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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San Francisco
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Earth Fire Alliance business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Philanthropic Grant Funding: Earth Fire Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The FireSat data is provided to fire agencies, scientists, and communities at no cost. Revenue is generated entirely through grants and philanthropic contributions rather than product sales.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels8 records

Earth Fire Alliance product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Earth Fire Alliance operates FireSat, the first satellite constellation purpose-built for global wildfire detection, monitoring, and response, developed in partnership with Muon Space using multispectral infrared sensors. The constellation delivers near real-time fire data products (hotspot identification, fire perimeter, fire progression, radiative power) to fire agencies, scientists, and communities at no cost, with the goal of providing every point on Earth with wildfire detection every 20 minutes or less once fully operational. Earth Fire Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded entirely through philanthropic grants.

Product overview

Earth Fire Alliance operates a constellation-based Earth observation system for wildfire detection. The core offering is the FireSat constellation—a purpose-built satellite system developed in partnership with Muon Space—complemented by data products (Hotspot Identification, Fire Perimeter, Fire Progression, Radiative Power) and programs (FireConnect, FireImpact) that translate satellite data into actionable intelligence. The system uses multispectral infrared sensing to detect fires as small as 5×5 meters and delivers near real-time data to fire agencies worldwide.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • FireSat: First satellite constellation designed specifically for wildfire detection, monitoring, and response. Generates unprecedented dataset on wildfire and its effects on the planet and communities.
  • FireConnect
  • FireImpact

Products and services

  • FireSat Constellation The first satellite constellation designed specifically for global wildfire detection, monitoring, and response, comprising approximately 50+ satellites providing near real-time global wildfire detection with a 20-minute or less revisit rate once fully operational. Delivered free of charge to fire agencies, scientists, and communities worldwide.
  • FireSat Protoflight Initial demonstration satellite launched in March 2025 to validate end-to-end system architecture including the multispectral EO/IR payload and data delivery infrastructure. Built by Muon Space.
  • Hotspot Identification Near real-time detection of new or growing ignitions to identify small, low-intensity fires before they escalate into major threats. Available to fire agencies, scientists, and communities.
  • Fire Perimeter Continuously updated common operating picture of fire's outer boundary enabling safer, more efficient resource allocation and coordination for incident commanders.
  • Fire Progression Situational awareness of spread, direction, and speed of fire movement, critical for first responder safety, incident command decision-making, and evacuation planning.
  • Radiative Power Quantification of energy a fire releases, enabling researchers and land managers to assess ecosystem impacts, estimate carbon emissions, and understand fire behavior with precision.
  • FireConnect Program Program to work with communities, firefighters, land managers, and researchers globally to connect FireSat wildfire data to on-the-ground decision-making and ensure data reaches and benefits communities.
  • FireImpact Program Program to translate FireSat's global dataset and partner network into actionable scientific knowledge, informing fire management strategies and ecosystem impact assessments.

Quantifiable outcome

  • FireSat can detect fires as small as 5x5 meters, compared to existing satellites with 375-meter detection thresholds - representing orders of magnitude improvement in precision.
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Earth Fire Alliance

Customer profile

Named customers10 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Earth Fire Alliance technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI capability5 records

Feature5 records

Earth Fire Alliance partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

  • New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS)coreOthers · 24 June 2026NSW RFS is part of the first cohort of Early Adopter Program participants across three continents. Deputy Commissioner Peter McKechnie stated FireSat will ensure firefighters have the best chance to deal with fires while they are smaller, meaning safer firefighters and safer communities.
  • Fire agencies across three continentscoreOthers · 24 June 2026Eight fire agencies across three continents participate in the first Early Adopter cohort: CAL FIRE (USA), Colorado DFPC (USA), NSW RFS (Australia), Queensland Fire Department (Australia), SA CFS (Australia), Tasmania TPWS (Australia), ACT RFS (Australia), and AGIF (Portugal). These agencies help refine data products and define data delivery mechanisms.
  • CAL FIRE (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection)coreOthers · 17 June 2026CAL FIRE is an Early Adopter Program participant that helped shape FireSat's design and has committed to using its data. CAL FIRE Director Joe Tyler noted FireSat will enhance situational awareness for firefighters and enable more informed decisions during critical situations.
  • CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 July 2025CSIRO in Australia is leveraging FireSat technology and AI through Google.org funding to improve bushfire detection, tracking, and response capabilities nationwide. The collaboration supports the scaling of CSIRO's Spark bushfire simulation tool globally.
  • AFAC (Australasian Fire and Emergency Services Authorities Council)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 July 2025AFAC is partnering with Earth Fire Alliance and CSIRO to leverage FireSat technology for bushfire detection across Australia, working with the new satellite technology and AI capabilities funded by Google.org.
  • ExoAnalytic SolutionscoreTechnology or Integration · 15 January 2025ExoAnalytic Solutions was selected to provide advanced software development and visualization tools for the FireSat wildfire monitoring satellite constellation. The software enables visualization of satellite orbits, sensor coverage, and real-time tracking through containerized web applications designed for first responders, scientists, and decision-makers.
  • Muon SpacecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024Muon Space is the founding technical partner that designed and built the FireSat satellite constellation. The company developed advanced multispectral infrared sensors specifically for wildfire detection. Muon Space also opened a new 130,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in San Jose capable of producing up to 500 satellites annually to support FireSat production scaling.
  • Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)supportingStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024Environmental Defense Fund scientists are working with FireSat data and have highlighted the FireSat constellation in their analysis of wildfire emissions. EDF is advancing data-driven approaches to wildfire mitigation through fire risk and carbon vulnerability mapping in partnership with EFA.
  • Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)supportingStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024EFA works with Environmental Defense Fund scientists who authored an analysis on wildfire emissions showing that forest burned area grew 40% and carbon emissions increased 60% since 2001. EDF highlights the FireSat constellation as part of targeted, data-driven approaches to meaningfully mitigate emissions.

Scale indicators14 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Earth Fire Alliance competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Muon Space: Earth Fire Alliance's founding technical partner building the FireSat constellation. Comparable as a small-sat Earth-observation platform serving climate and commercial missions with custom payloads, though it operates as a commercial manufacturer rather than a data-distribution nonprofit.
  • Carbon Mapper Coalition: Public-private partnership deploying Tanager satellites for high-resolution methane and CO2 point-source detection. Comparable as a philanthropically backed, mission-driven satellite initiative producing public-good climate data with tier-1 nonprofit and tech partners.
  • ICEYE: Operates one of the largest commercial SAR satellite constellations, providing day/night, all-weather imagery used for flood and wildfire monitoring. Comparable as a small-sat constellation operator delivering persistent monitoring for disaster response, though using radar rather than infrared.
  • True Anomaly: Space technology company focused on national security space domain awareness. Comparable only weakly — shares the small-sat, mission-driven space-tech profile (EFA's comms director Kristin Cody previously led comms at True Anomaly) but operates in defense rather than Earth observation.

Broad incumbents

  • Planet Labs: Operates one of the largest commercial Earth-observation constellations with daily global revisit. Comparable as a satellite-based geospatial data provider serving government, research, and commercial customers, though it offers broad-area imaging rather than wildfire-optimized sensors.
  • Maxar Technologies (Vantor): Major provider of high-resolution commercial satellite imagery used by governments and disaster-response agencies, including for wildfire mapping. Comparable as an Earth-observation data provider supporting situational awareness for emergency response, though at much higher cost and lower revisit cadence than FireSat.
  • Spire Global: Operates a large commercial nanosatellite constellation providing weather, maritime, and aviation data. Comparable as a small-satellite data platform using AI/ML-derived products, though focused on atmospheric and RF data rather than wildfire imaging.
  • BlackSky: Provides high-revisit commercial satellite imagery and analytics for government and defense customers, including disaster monitoring. Comparable as a frequent-revisit Earth-observation provider for time-sensitive applications, including wildfire situational awareness.

Others

  • Environmental Defense Fund (EDF): Environmental nonprofit that partners with EFA on wildfire emissions science and data-driven mitigation. Comparable as a science-driven, mission-aligned nonprofit partner using satellite data to inform environmental policy, though broader in scope than wildfire.

Regional players

  • CSIRO: Australia's national science agency and a strategic EFA partner leveraging FireSat data for bushfire detection and scaling its Spark simulation tool. Comparable as a government-affiliated science organization partnering on satellite-based wildfire analytics, though primarily Australia-focused and a partner rather than a peer product company.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles12 records

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Funding rounds2 records

Investors3 records

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Earth Fire Alliance M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Earth Fire Alliance

What does Earth Fire Alliance do?

Earth Fire Alliance operates FireSat, the first satellite constellation purpose-built for global wildfire detection, monitoring, and response, developed in partnership with Muon Space using multispectral infrared sensors. The constellation delivers near real-time fire data products (hotspot identification, fire perimeter, fire progression, radiative power) to fire agencies, scientists, and communities at no cost, with the goal of providing every point on Earth with wildfire detection every 20 minutes or less once fully operational. Earth Fire Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded entirely through philanthropic grants.

Is Earth Fire Alliance a public or private company?

Earth Fire Alliance is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Earth Fire Alliance founded?

Earth Fire Alliance was founded in 2024. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Earth Fire Alliance based?

Earth Fire Alliance is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

How does Earth Fire Alliance make money?

One revenue line is on record: philanthropic Grant Funding.

Who are Earth Fire Alliance's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Muon Space, Carbon Mapper Coalition, ICEYE and True Anomaly. Broad incumbents are Planet Labs, Maxar Technologies (Vantor), Spire Global and BlackSky. Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) is listed as an others. CSIRO is listed as a regional player.

Does Earth Fire Alliance have an API?

No public API is recorded for Earth Fire Alliance.

What industry is Earth Fire Alliance in?

Earth Fire Alliance's product category is Earth Observation and Wildfire Detection Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAMAEAG, Fire Detection & Early Warning (Lookouts, Sensors, Aerial Patrol), with a secondary code of AFAMAEAK, Integrated Forest Health & Fire Management Planning. Its NAICS code is 1153 and its SIC code is 8731.

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GizmodoHow a New Satellite Constellation Is Rewriting the Rules of Early Wildfire DetectionEarth Fire Alliance launched three FireSat satellites on July 7, 2026, to detect small wildfires early. The constellation aims to image every point on Earth every 20 minutes, having already spotted a roadside fire in Oregon. The team plans to expand data availability by next year and integrate data into firefighting workflows.GlobeNewswireEarth Fire Alliance and Deepfire Collaborate to Support FireSat Data Delivery to Fire Agencies WorldwideDeepfire and the Earth Fire Alliance announced a contract to jointly develop cloud delivery infrastructure for routing FireSat satellite wildfire detection data to fire agencies and scientists worldwide. EFA's first three FireSat satellites, built by Muon Space, launched on July 7 and will begin delivering operational data later this year with twice-daily updates for six fire-prone geographies. The infrastructure will be built on open data standards to serve agencies of all sizes, positioning it as a foundational layer for the broader wildfire technology ecosystem.PCMagThese Google-backed Satellites Could Detect Wildfires EarlyThree satellites were launched earlier this month from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket as part of the FireSat initiative by the non-profit Earth Fire Alliance, designed to deliver AI-powered wildfire detection globally. The satellites, funded by Google Research and the Bezos Earth Fund and manufactured by Muon Space, can detect fires as small as 16x16 feet through smoke and clouds, with plans to expand to a constellation of over 50 satellites by 2030. The initiative aims to protect 3,500 homes and reduce burned land by 1.3 million acres annually, with the Earth Fire Alliance estimating it could save over $1 billion in fire damage costs in the US alone.BenzingaGoogle Wants 'Near Real-Time' Wildfire Updates. The new Satellites They Just Launched Could Help Save BilThree new FireSat satellites launched from California in early July, expanding a Google-backed satellite constellation designed to detect wildfires much earlier than existing systems. The project, a collaboration between Google Research, nonprofit Earth Fire Alliance, and satellite manufacturer Muun Space, aims to provide near real-time wildfire updates every 20 minutes, with sensors capable of identifying fires as small as 5 meters by 5 meters. Google.org has contributed over $15 million to support deployment, and the first pilot satellite already demonstrated the technology's potential by detecting small fires that existing satellites missed.GizmodoThese Fire-Spotting Satellites Could Find Wildfires Before They Become DisastersMuon Space has launched the first three operational satellites for Earth Fire Alliance's FireSat constellation, designed specifically for wildfire detection and monitoring, aboard SpaceX's Transporter-17 mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base. The constellation builds on the Protoflight mission's March 2025 demonstration, which successfully identified a small roadside fire in Oregon that existing space-based monitoring systems missed. The companies plan to deploy a 50-satellite constellation by 2030, targeting hourly global coverage to detect fires as small as 270 square feet, with projections indicating potential savings of over $1 billion in annual U.S. fire damage costs and protection of 3,500 homes.The Times of IndiaGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai shares thanks note for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s fund for FireSat satellite partnership; says: With just one year in ... - The Times of IndiaThree FireSat satellites were successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, expanding the global wildfire detection constellation led by the nonprofit Earth Fire Alliance (EFA). Google CEO Sundar Pichai publicly thanked SpaceX for the rocket launch, and the Bezos Earth Fund for a new $26 million investment into the EFA, building on Google.org's prior $15 million contribution. A full constellation of 50+ satellites is designed to detect fires as small as 5x5 meters anywhere on Earth with updates every 20 minutes.Pulse 2.0Google-Backed FireSat Satellites Join Fight Against WildfiresGoogle Research and nonprofit Earth Fire Alliance announced that three new FireSat satellites successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, expanding a purpose-built constellation for detecting wildfires in near real time. The system uses high-resolution multispectral infrared sensors and AI to identify early-stage fires as small as 5×5 meters that existing satellite systems cannot detect, aiming to provide global coverage with updates every 20 minutes or less. The constellation is expected to grow to more than 50 satellites, creating a unique wildfire dataset to support both firefighting response and scientific research on fire behavior and climate impacts.San Francisco GateRegional: New Wildfire Detection Satellites Launched Into Orbit TuesdayThree wildfire detection satellites called FireSat were launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on July 7, 2026, marking the first satellite system specifically designed to detect wildfires. The satellites, built by Muon Space and owned by the Earth Fire Alliance, will use high-resolution data to identify and monitor wildfires in real time to help firefighters detect fires earlier. The launch begins a collaboration project expected to expand to over 50 wildfire detection satellites in orbit by 2030.Blockchain NewsFireSat Launches 3 Satellites to Boost Wildfire DetectionFireSat successfully launched three new satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base to expand its wildfire detection constellation, transitioning the project from demonstration to operational service. The initiative is a collaboration between Muon Space, Google Research, and the Earth Fire Alliance, leveraging Google AI for real-time analysis of infrared data. The network aims to achieve full global operational capacity by 2030 to mitigate climate-related wildfire risks.FinancialContent Business PageMuon Space Deploys First Three Operational FireSat Satellites for Earth Fire AllianceMuon Space successfully launched the first three operational satellites for Earth Fire Alliance's FireSat constellation aboard SpaceX's Transporter-17 mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking the transition from a single demonstration spacecraft to an operational wildfire detection service. The satellites carry six-channel multispectral infrared payloads capable of detecting fires as small as five-by-five meters and will provide at least twice-daily revisit coverage across every fire-prone region on Earth, with the goal of hourly global revisit by 2029. The operational constellation is projected to deliver significant public safety and environmental benefits, including potential annual savings of over $1 billion in fire damage costs in the United States alone.