Check the same patch.
Compare plume-like imagery, particle changes and thermal observations with weather and field reports. Keep ordinary explanations visible.
From a distant plume
to a stand worth inspecting.
Heimdall is being developed to connect lookout cameras, field sensors, satellite observations and forestry records. Bring changes into their local context, distinguish planned activity from open questions, and make the next field check easier to define.
Pilots under development
A useful picture connects the observation to the stand, season, weather and work already taking place. A pilot begins with available sources, source quality and a clearly defined forestry question.
Compare plume-like imagery, particle changes and thermal observations with weather and field reports. Keep ordinary explanations visible.
Compare activity with harvest plans, access records and management boundaries before interpreting a change.
Review usable canopy imagery alongside ground measurements and rainfall. Cloud, season and species affect what can be inferred.
Follow a smoke candidate, test a planned-work explanation or review two weeks of canopy evidence. Change the available sources and see precisely what the review can—and cannot—support.
All records and thresholds are illustrative. No live sensors, AI services or operational systems are connected. Association does not establish a common cause.
The aim is to help forest owners, monitoring teams and field crews review mixed observations together. Smoke verification and stand assessment involve different sources and timescales; the demonstration keeps those distinctions visible.
Pilots are under development. These are synthetic review examples, with no live fire detection, satellite connection or operational alerting. Appropriate validation and established response procedures remain essential.
Contact daniel@veil.systemsFAO / forest disturbance monitoring · WSL / forest drought assessment
These sources inform the monitoring context. The scenarios and association rules are VEIL illustrations, not claims of partnership or validated product performance.