Maulik Srivastava, Esha Saha, Hao Wang
Featured July 12, 2026
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A new AI model, like a smart weather reporter, watches three days of satellite 'videos' of Canada's land to predict exactly where wildfires will spread tomorrow, learning from how things change over time.
The model watches a short 'movie' of the land, then uses smart blocks to understand changes over time and space, finally drawing a map of where fire might be next.
The new model is much better at finding where fires will spread compared to older methods, especially on tricky terrains like steep hills.