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    1. Tech & Comm
    2. Mapping & Pre-Fire Planning

    Fire Studio 5 Instructor Edition

    Oct. 27, 2011
    Related To: Digital Combustion, Inc.
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    Design and playback unlimited multi-slide simulations. Show up to four simultaneous views of an incident. Import your own pictures, video and audio. Have complete control over the look and size of all animations. This includes adjusting the color, speed and opacity of you smoke columns to accurately display "reading smoke" characteristics of each smoke. Use your digital camera to import buildings or other target hazards from your area. Simulations are all now displayed FULL SCREEN.. Save complete simulations for later playback. This will allow you to build up a library of simulations that can be used again whenn needed. Add timeframes for to your simulations for automatic playback. Create interactive tests using the text tool. Use for instructional classroom training, promotional assessment center testing. post-incident critique, NIMS training and more. Create a simple house fire or a Weapons of Mass Destruction incident. Start using new technology today!

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    Precisely
    Precisely provides San Bernardino County with pro bono access to its Wildfire Risk solution, offering a detailed assessment of wildfire severity and probability in the region. Image shows analysis spanning the city's edge to the mountain rim and throughout the desert areas of the County. Color-coding on the image represents different types of threats. Purple areas denote locations where embers are the primary threat (which typically happens in transition zones between wildlands and urban areas). Dark red areas indicate where there is high densities of homes or communities which have been rated as “very high” for risk. The muted colors show wildland areas where homes are more widely spaced out or indicate areas of the National Forest.