Sentence examples for modeling of fire from inspiring English sources
The model possesses great flexibility for simulating temporal variations in fire frequency for various forest ecosystems and can serve as a theoretical framework for future statistical modeling of fire regimes.
The last few years of computer modeling of fire behavior in dead forests indicated that wildfires would not turn into crown fires as readily there as they do in forests of living trees because many of the dead trees have lost their needles.
A common technique in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling of fire is to assume single step, infinitely fast combustion, in which case the transport equations of all gas species can be combined into one for a single conserved scalar called the mixture fraction.
Inverse modeling of fire emissions using in situ measurements or satellite observations provides a means to constrain fire emission estimates: however, these methods can not provide a direct quantification of emissions from fires.
Data layers describing forest composition and structure facilitate modeling of fire threat and wildlife habitat over areas of several hundred thousand hectares.
Recently, the phenomenological modeling of fires has been shifted from the engineering application of correlation-based methods to the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) techniques.
A classification of spatial simulation models of fire and vegetation dynamics (landscape fire succession models or LFSMs) is presented.
In this paper, a dynamic model of fire spread considering fire spread in both horizontal and vertical directions is described.
Here we integrate global fire datasets and environmental covariates to build spatial statistical models of fire probability at a 0.5° resolution and examine environmental controls on fire activity.
In this study, a simulator for the reference model of fire detection and monitoring system was developed.
Test results show that structural fire design of CFRP-strengthened elements leads to three possible calculation models of fire protection thickness needed, depending on the load level reduction.
