2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-20986-4_5
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Evolutionary Optimisation Techniques to Estimate Input Parameters in Environmental Emergency Modelling

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“…Details about this process and the applied similarity metric are given in [14]. The mutation operator of the GA then assigns the retrieved wind values instead of random values to the individuals of the population according to the specified mutation probability.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Details about this process and the applied similarity metric are given in [14]. The mutation operator of the GA then assigns the retrieved wind values instead of random values to the individuals of the population according to the specified mutation probability.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Denham et al (2012) successfully applied genetic algorithms (GA) to find the wind configurations that best resemble observations to launch an improved forecast. A combination of weather and fuel calibration using fire perimeters has also been implemented using FARSITE (Finney 1998) and high-performance computing, showing great improvements and potential for long-term predictions (Wendt et al 2011;Artés et al 2014). Combining these ideas, Rios et al (2014) developed a data-driven algorithm based on Rothermel's RoS model (Rothermel 1972) and Huygens' elliptical propagation (Richards 1990;Glasa and Halada 2008) and proved that it provides a short-term highly accurate forecast of wind-driven wildfires when tested with synthetically generated data.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Denham et al (2012) successfully applied genetic algorithms (GA) to find the wind configurations that best resembled observations to launch an improved forecast. A combination of weather and fuel calibration using fire perimeters has also been implemented using FARSITE and high-performance computing, showing great improvements and potential for long-term predictions (Wendt et al, 2011;Artés et al, 2014). Combining these ideas, Rios et al (2014a) developed a data-driven algorithm based simplified version of Rothermel's RoS model (Rothermel, 1972a) and Huygens' elliptical propagation and optimized it by means of tangent linear method and automatic differentiation.…”
Section: Data Assimilation and Inverse Modelling Problemmentioning
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“…Particle swarm is a population-based algorithm, similar to the genetic evolutionary algorithms (Wendt et al, 2011). At the initialization stage, a swarm of particle is generated and scattered over the optimization domain.…”
Section: Particleswarmmentioning
confidence: 99%