Modeling of technogenic accidents and disasters in gis using the example of forest fire contour dynamics

\nThe article discusses several geographic information systems (GIS) and identifies their main advantages and disadvantages. An approach to modeling forest fire dynamics using a geometric representation of expanding contours is described. A model of uniformly distributed contour expansion is developed. Macros for representing the model in GIS are presented. The process of modeling in GIS under various environmental conditions is examined.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202414504015/pdf
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Fire effects on ecosystems
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Modeling of technogenic accidents and disasters in gis using the example of forest fire contour dynamics

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Fire effects on ecosystems
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Modeling of technogenic accidents and disasters in gis using the example of forest fire contour dynamics

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Abstract

\nThe article discusses several geographic information systems (GIS) and identifies their main advantages and disadvantages. An approach to modeling forest fire dynamics using a geometric representation of expanding contours is described. A model of uniformly distributed contour expansion is developed. Macros for representing the model in GIS are presented. The process of modeling in GIS under various environmental conditions is examined.\n

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