2021
DOI: 10.1504/ijcaet.2021.115350
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Development of a smoke prediction model using numerical simulations

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“…The installation of the temperature sensor has several safety challenges due to the environment's fire risk and complex meteorological conditions, but it is also easy to make measurement errors. Numerical simulation [3][4][5] can predict disaster changes based on fire dynamic models and specific boundary conditions, but it lacks timeliness for effective support during rescue and evacuation commands during a fire. Although high-tech means such as UAV firefighting technology [6,7] can partially solve the limitations of traditional field measurement methods, its telemetry system needs a higher technical level, a higher use cost, and equipment damage and drops.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The installation of the temperature sensor has several safety challenges due to the environment's fire risk and complex meteorological conditions, but it is also easy to make measurement errors. Numerical simulation [3][4][5] can predict disaster changes based on fire dynamic models and specific boundary conditions, but it lacks timeliness for effective support during rescue and evacuation commands during a fire. Although high-tech means such as UAV firefighting technology [6,7] can partially solve the limitations of traditional field measurement methods, its telemetry system needs a higher technical level, a higher use cost, and equipment damage and drops.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%