Field notes

A new chapter: FiSci is now open for business in the USA

Country-wide vegetation and fire scar data across America, and the Mitigate platform behind it.

FiSci logo with the flame mark styled in the stars and stripes of the United States flag.

Today marks a significant milestone in our journey at FiSci. Just fifteen months ago we set out with a clear, long-term ambition: to bring our fire management capabilities to the United States. Today, that vision is a reality.

FiSci is officially open for business in the USA, and we’ve done so with a release that changes how land managers and businesses can approach wildfire risk.

A new frontier: country-wide fire intelligence

This isn’t just about entering a new market. It’s about bringing a new level of data and intelligence to a country facing unprecedented wildfire challenges. Our flagship product, the Mitigate tool, is now powered by new country-wide data sets for vegetation and fire scars across all of America.

That is a substantial leap. Whether your assets are in the dense forests of Oregon, the rangelands of Nevada or the rugged terrain of California, you can now access the same granular, evidence-based analysis that has been foundational to our work in Australia. We are transforming vast, complex landscapes into understandable, actionable intelligence.

Turning data into action

At its core, FiSci is a strategic planning company that helps land managers and businesses move from a reactive to a proactive mindset. The Mitigate tool is more than a map; it’s a decision-making platform that lets you:

  • Assess risk with precision. Understand your exposure and identify your most vulnerable assets. The modelling goes beyond simple maps to show how a fire would behave and where it poses the greatest threat.
  • Plan proactively. Develop targeted mitigation strategies. From a new firebreak to a large-scale prescribed burn, simulations let you test and validate plans before you break ground.
  • Build confidence and secure buy-in. Demonstrate your plan visually to every stakeholder, from neighbouring landholders to internal finance teams. Showing how a proposed investment directly reduces risk makes the case for proactive management undeniable.

A shared challenge, a shared future

The threat of fire doesn’t stop at a fence line, a county line or a state line. It’s a shared challenge that demands a shared response. Country-wide data lets us facilitate discussions between private landowners, public agencies and forestry operators, helping to build a collective strategy for community-wide resilience.

We’re ready to bring our capabilities to the American market, and we look forward to partnering with you to build a more resilient future.

  • company
  • United States

Keep reading

Low smoke drifting across the inlet and forested ridges of the Far South Coast during the autumn 2026 hazard reduction burns.

/Matthew Robards

A Shield of Fire on the Far South Coast

A coordinated autumn burn programme by FCNSW, RFS and NPWS quietly took roughly 13,700 asset-impact events off the table. We re-ran the worst day on record to measure it.

Read
Three-dimensional landscape view of the simulated fire running along a hillside near Kemps Lane.

/Matthew Robards

Kemps Lane Fire: from simulation to operational reality

I ran a simulation out of curiosity on a Friday afternoon. Two hours later my pager went off and I was standing in it.

Read
C2 Operations and FiSci logos side by side on a flame-patterned background, marking the partnership.

/Kevin Bonner

Simon Davis joins the FiSci advisory board

A strategic partnership with C2 Operations, and two decades of Australian fire and emergency services leadership joining our advisory board.

Read