Strategy and Tactical Decisions in Fire Suppression based on Wildland Fire Simulations

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2014-03-26
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Castell Fàbregues, Llorenç
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Ramírez, Joaquín
Castellnou, Marc
Universitat de Lleida. Escola Tècnica Superior d'Enginyeria Agrària
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Castell Fàbregues, Llorenç; . (2014) . Strategy and Tactical Decisions in Fire Suppression based on Wildland Fire Simulations. http://hdl.handle.net/10459.1/69287.
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Abstract
Large Wildland Fires (LWF) are out of suppression capability for intensity and velocity. To solve the intensity we can do fuel management, to obtain more resistant forest structures. To solve the velocity we have to work with anticipation, deciding in advance the fire. It is worked by the Wildland Fire
Analyst (WFAN) who through Campbell Prediction System Language (CPSL) and Strategic Wildfire Analysis can decide in advance of the fire. This work shows a methodology of simulation to support strategic and tactical decisions. It was worked with the Simulator Wildfire Analyst because it can be used in wildfire operations. First, it is pretty important to define and clarify the concepts of strategic wildfire analysis (strategy, tactics, and maneuvers) to understand and apply the methodology.
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