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Wildfire detection and tracking from drone footage. A fire is only a fire once it has corroborated itself across 3 frames — so a sun glint never scrambles a crew.

Replay — not live inference A synthetic drone scene replayed frame by frame. The detection boxes are not computed in your browser: they were produced by running the real Python domain (FireTracker) offline and serialising every event it raised. There is no GPU on Vercel. The confirmation rule you see enforced is the same code that would run in the field.

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objects the detector flagged — any of which a raw model would alert on
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crews paged — only a confirmed fire may wake a human
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Every object the detector saw

fire-0001Sun glint on a metal roof

Candidate · not paging Seen in 2 frames, then gone. Bright and confident — and never confirmed, so nobody was woken up.

fire-0002Ignition in the treeline

Candidate · not paging Corroborated across frame after frame. Confirmed on its 3rd sighting — this is the only thing that paged a crew.

fire-0003Windscreen flare from a service road

Candidate · not paging A single frame. Exactly the alert that trains a crew to ignore alerts.

Confirmed fires (0)

Nothing confirmed yet. 3 corroborating frames are required before a crew is paged.

Event log (0)

No events yet.

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Track state at frame 1
FireWhat it wasFrames seenStatusPaged a crew