Keep It SAFE
with SenseNet.

With Advanced Wildfire Detection Technologies

Why Wildfires Matter in the Squamish Region

Located in the southwestern part of BC, is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, with vast forests, rugged mountains, and proximity to the Pacific coastline.

Also vulnerable to wildfires, which is a growing concern for local communities, the environment, and the economy.

Why Wildfires Are Disastrous in Squamish?

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Steep terrain, dense vegetation, dry summers, extreme wildfire risk
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Lake-to-mountain winds, rapid fire spread, "Out of Control" incidents, evacuation orders
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Life threats, home destruction, tourism / agriculture / forestry disruption
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Remote mountains, steep slopes, firefighting challenges, disaster amplification

SenseNet Wildfire Risk Map Indicates High Fire Potential in Squamish

Top Signals High Fire Potential

How Are Uncontrollable Wildfires Predicted?

As depicted in SenseNet’s Wildfire Spread Model maps, the rate of fire growth and areas proximate to the wildfire are identified, where neglecting these factors can lead to fires becoming uncontrollable.

SenseNet Wildfire Risk Map Indicates High Fire Potential in Squamish

Are Wildfires a Recurring Threat in Squamish?

Yes, wildfires are a recurring threat in Squamish. The 10-year wildfire map reveals over 47 registered incidents, underscoring the need for strategic resource allocation to enhance preparedness and response effectiveness.

Let's review the areas marked on the Wildfire Highrisk map.

Recent Wildfire Examples

2017 Garibaldi Wildfire

2017 Garibaldi Wildfire

Over 1.2 million hectares burned
2020 Magee Road Wildfire

2020 Magee Road Wildfire

Evacuation Orders and Alerts for the Squamish Valley
2021 Thompson Okanagan Summer Wildfire

2021 Thompson Okanagan Summer Wildfire

Over 550,000 hectares burned
2025 Dryden Creek Wildfire

2025 Dryden Creek Wildfire

The wildfire spans an area of 54 hectares.

Potential Consequences of Wildfires in Squamish

The Role of Authorities in Wildfire Prevention

- Protect valuable community resources

- Invest in prevention to reduce wildfire damages

- Implement predictive technology and proactive action to prevent fire escalation

Who is SenseNet?

SenseNet, a global pioneer in wildfire technology, harnesses AI, advanced sensors, cameras, satellites, and robust infrastructure to deliver unparalleled prediction, ultra-rapid detection, and intelligent decision-making.

Our innovative solutions empower communities and emergency teams, safeguarding lives and nature with precision and speed.

Now Imagine the Fire is Detected before It's Out of Control,
Before It's Too Late.

A camera sees it before anyone else.

Sensors smell what people can’t.

A satellite confirms the zone.

An alert is sent in minutes.

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Wildfires Pollute the Air, Breathing Becomes a Struggle.

This Experience is Still Fresh in Our Minds.

Dryden Creek Wildfire

Started Jun 9, 2025.
Out of control for 10 days.
Reached 60 hectares.

Wildfire Risk in Squamish: A Growing Concern

  • Remote and mountainous terrain make fire response extremely difficult.
  • Steep slopes delay firefighter access and containment.
  • Wildfires in wilderness areas grow fast and spiral out of control.
  • Communities are left vulnerable without real-time visibility or early warning.

The Fire Threat Is Close. But So Is the Power to Prevent It.

This map reveals the wildfire danger zones surrounding Squamish—marked in red to show just how close the risk really is.
These areas aren’t just outlines; they’re urgent reminders.
Knowing where the danger lies is the first step to protecting what matters most.
Let’s act before it’s too late.

SenseNet’s Fire Spread Model Shows…

  • Indicate the rate of fire growth.
  • Predict at-risk areas around the wildfire’s epicenter in the coming hours.

What is the SenseNet's Solution?

  • 24/7 Monitoring with AI-powered smoke detection cameras and gas sensors.
  • High-Risk Area Maps using wildfire history, fire spread predictions, and satellite imagery.
  • Automated Early Alerts—get notified instantly when smoke is detected, even from miles away.
  • Fire Behavior & Growth Forecasting Tools for emergency planning and faster response.
  • Smart Platform to manage all sensor and camera data in one place with automated reporting.

Protect What Matters Most
A Smart Coverage Plan for Squamish’s High-Risk Areas

This suggested layout of cameras and sensors is designed to monitor the most vulnerable areas in and around Squamish. By focusing protection where the risk is highest, we can ensure a faster response and prevent small fires from turning into large-scale disasters.

SenseNet Stands with Squamish
to Prevent, Detect, and Predict Wildfire Pattern.

Smoke Detection
Camera

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24/7 Wide Area Monitoring

Detects the smallest traces of smoke from 50 km away, providing a watchful eye over the landscape. 

Gas Detection
Sensors

Detection with in 30 Seconds

Detects the earliest signs of wildfires, even when smoke and flames are not visible.

Satellite
Imaging

Fire Behaviour Analysis

Helps create daily wildfire risk maps, and to monitor and predict the spread of nearby fires.

Live Monitoring
Dashboard

Wildfire Detection Platform

Live feeds and sensor alerts for fires and weather, supporting responders and communities.

Proudly Canadian. Already deployed on the globe.

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Watch this Demo Camera in Action

33x Zoom Camera Demonstration – Ideal for Imaging at 30 to 50 Kilometers
This camera is currently showcasing the city of Vancouver for demonstration purposes.

Project Highlights

SenseNet, Tested and Verified by the Government of Canada, is already protecting 50 Communities Across the Country.

Our AI-powered cameras, like eagle eyes, detect even the slightest trace of smoke with precision. We partner with trusted providers to secure optimal camera locations and help our clients avoid the high cost of building tall towers. We strengthen communication paths to ensure stable connectivity between sensors, cameras, and the platform. The sensor status and regional hazard detections are displayed in the platform's live dashboard. High-performance sensors have been installed and are operational in the identified high-risk areas. The operations team is monitoring the fire in the area using satellite signals, gas sensors, and smoke detection cameras. Controlled fires are initiated by experts to conduct thorough testing of the platform's performance.

The Benefits of Partnering with SenseNet

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the tentative time for installation?
2. How long does the installation take?
3. What types of environments are SenseNet products suitable for?
4. How does the AI-based smoke detection camera work?
5. How do SenseNet sensors detect fires?
6. Do you use drones to help with fire detection and suppression?
7. How does the real-time alert system work?
8. Can the system detect wildfires at night or in poor visibility conditions?

This is the perfect setup to start feeling safe in this fire season:

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Gas Sensors

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Smoke Detection Camera

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