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Community Wildfire Risk Pilot Project for Paradise, Auburn, Nevada City, and Grass Valley, CA

The Spatial Informatics Group is working for CALFIRE on a Community Wildfire Risk Pilot Project for multiple cities in California.…
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A Guide for Prioritizing Fuel Treatments at the Landscape Scale, and its Application at Yosemite National Park

SIG developed a landscape level fuel treatment prioritization guide for prescribed fire treatments at Yosemite National Park. The project utilized…
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California Climate Initiative GHG Calculations for the Marin Municipal Water District

Spatial Informatics Group completed the GHG calculations required for a CALFIREs Forest Health Program in support of the Marin Municipal…
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UC Berkeley Vegetation Management Plan Review

SIG worked with Ascent Environmental to provide a review for a detailed plan to remove eucalyptus, reduce fire hazard, and…
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California Climate Initiative GHG Calculations and Implementation Support – Pit Watershed and Modoc County Region

Spatial Informatics Group is working in partnership with the Pit Resource Conservation District to assess fire risk and identify potential…
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Stanford University Wildfire Management Plan

Spatial Informatics Group, in collaboration with Conway Conservation Group (CCG), Panorama Environmental, Prometheus Fire Consulting, and Fire Poppy Consulting, is…
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San Lorenzo Valley Water District Fire Mitigation Project

Spatial Informatics Group, in collaboration with Conway Conservation Group (CCG), Panorama Environmental, and Prometheus Fire Consulting is accounting and mapping…
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California Climate Initiative GHG Calculations and Implementation Support – Hat Creek Watershed

Spatial Informatics Group completed the GHG calculations required for a CALFIREs Forest Health Program in partnership with the Fall River…
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Alpine County Wildfire Hazards Mitigation Plan

Fuels reduction projects to reduce the risk of wildland fire are a high priority in Alpine County and several have…
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Development of a Wildland Fire Resiliency Program for the MidPeninsula Regional Open Space District

SIG is working with Panorama Environmental (https://www.panoramaenv.com/) to develop a Wildland Fire Resiliency Program for the MidPeninsula Regional Open Space…
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Avoided wildfire emissions from fuel treatments along Highway 50 in El Dorado County, California

The Highway 50 corridor in Eldorado County, California, is a crucial landscape feature to reduce the risk of megafires in…
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American Forest Foundation: Western Wildfire Assessment

In this project, SIG worked with American Forest Foundation (AFF) to assess existing data and information resources on high wildfire…
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Expanding a California Wildfire Emissions Protocol to Colorado

Since 2018, SIG was the research lead for the “Quantifying Ecosystem Service Benefits of the Reduced Occurrence of Significant Wildfires,”…
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Forest Inventory at “Dead Mans Gulch” near Santa Cruz, California

SIG worked in the Santa Cruz flying aerial imagery and installing permanent research plots for the beginning of a long-term…
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Report: Sustainable Working Forests, Current Conditions in California

Since the 1970’s, the California legislature requires CALFIRE's Fire and Resource Assessment Program (FRAP) to produce periodic assessments of the…
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UAV Flood Inundation Assessment for South Lake Tahoe Public Utilities

Spatial Informatics Group and The University of Vermont, Spatial Analysis Lab, teamed up to complete a flood inundation map of sewage…
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