gironde.qdna.fr: a public-data platform in production
A living case study: the citizen wildfire tracker for the Gironde and the Landes, designed, deployed and operated by QDNA since July 2026.
The platform in figures
| Generated pages | 861 commune pages, plus theme, intercommunal and daily history pages |
|---|---|
| Public sources | 28 sources, including NASA (FIRMS fire detection), Météo-France, ATMO Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the prefectures, the DGFiP and the BDIFF database |
| Frequency | continuous updates, every page carries its last-modified date |
| Status | in production since July 2026, published by QDNA |
What the site does
The service brings together in one place what official sources publish separately: satellite-detected active fires, air quality, communes under evacuation orders, closed roads, the history of burnt areas since 1949 and the budgets of the fire services. Every commune in the Gironde has its own page, generated from current data, with pointers to the instructions of the prefecture and FR-Alert, which remain authoritative.
How it is operated
The platform illustrates the QDNA method end to end: collecting and cross-checking 28 public sources, generating pages through AI-driven pipelines, server-rendered publishing at the network edge, complete JSON-LD structured data on every page, then daily operation with automated checks. The site itself states on every page that it is AI-fed and that not all of its information can be verified: transparency is part of the design.
Why this is a QDNA case study
Designing, installing and then operating a platform in production is exactly the service QDNA offers organisations: applied here to public environmental data, applied there to your applications, agents and chatbots on sovereign AI platforms. The site is published by QDNA and its structured data references the qdna.fr/#org organisation as publisher.
Visit the site: gironde.qdna.fr.