“Scintilla: Simulating Combustible Vegetation for Wildfires”
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- Scintilla: Simulating Combustible Vegetation for Wildfires
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This paper introduces a new method for simulating wildfires, integrating detailed vegetation models and dynamic interactions like convection and combustion. It realistically depicts fire progression, ember transport, and the impact of interventions, validated through experiments and real-world data comparisons.
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