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Fire Simulation Data Set for Tasmania

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
K C, Ujjwal ; Garg, Saurabh ; Hilton, James ; Aryal, Jagannath
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This data set collects the processed simulation data obtained by running fire simulations in the Spark tool all over the Tasmanian region under various meteorological conditions. The fire simulations are run under 500 different fire weather conditions for 68,048 fire start locations within Tasmania over Cloud infrastructure. The weather inputs considered are air temperature ([10,40]), relative humidity ([10,90]), wind speed ([10,60]), and wind direction ([0,360)). The logs obtained after each fire simulation are processed to store the input and output data values in a tabular form (explained in supporting text file).

Available: 2021-03-19

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Agricultural, Veterinary and Food Sciences | Distributed Computing and Systems Software | Distributed Computing and Systems Software Not Elsewhere Classified | Earth Sciences | Fire simulations | Fire spread models | Forestry Fire Management | Forestry Sciences | Information and Computing Sciences | Natural Hazards | Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience | Spark | Tasmania | Wildfire management | Wildfires |

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