FireRadar wildfire datasets
Free machine-readable resources derived from the same source-aware wildfire pipeline that powers FireRadar. Each dataset keeps its scope, provenance and coverage limits visible so a missing source cannot quietly become a zero.
Current direct-official wildfire incidents
Normalized current incident records from usable direct provincial and territorial sources, with source-state fields and no silent zeroing of unavailable feeds.
Current jurisdiction wildfire activity
Canada and jurisdiction-level active-fire counts, reported active hectares, records with reported size, source freshness and explicit coverage completeness.
Daily jurisdiction activity history
FireRadar's retained daily observation series for national and jurisdiction wildfire activity, designed for equivalent-window trend analysis as the archive grows.
Day-over-day wildfire changes
Consecutive completed daily comparisons covering newly observed fires, status changes, recent-out transitions, reported-size revisions and retained perimeter revisions where comparable.
Government facts remain government facts
FireRadar does not claim ownership over originating agency wildfire facts. When republishing FireRadar’s normalization, comparison or derived summaries, identify FireRadar.ca as the aggregator and preserve the relevant official-source context.
FireRadar.ca. FireRadar Public Wildfire Datasets. https://fireradar.ca/data/datasets
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