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RSFF 2018
Robust Solutions for Fire Fighting

Proceedings of the GEOSAFE Workshop on Robust Solutions for Fire Fighting

L'Aquila, Italy, July 19-20, 2018 .

Edited by

Gabriele Di Stefano *
Alfredo Navarra **

* University of L'Aquila , Dipartimento di Ingegneria e Scienze dell’Informazione e Matematica, 67100 L'Aquila, Italy
** University of Perugia , Dipartimento di Matematica e Informatica, 06123 Perugia, Italy

Table of Contents

Preface 1-2

Session 1: Firebreak location problems

Locating fuel breaks to minimise the risk of impact of wild fire 3-7
Adan Rodríguez , Begoña Vitoriano , Marc Demange , Ignacio Leguey
A spatial optimisation model for fuel management to break the connectivity of high-risk regions while maintaining habitat quality 8-17
Javier León , Victor M.J.J. Reijnders , John W. Hearne , Melih Ozlen , Karin J. Reinke

Session 2: Drones in fire management

On the localization of sensors using a drone with UWB antennas 18-29
Francesco Betti Sorbelli , Cristina Maria Pinotti
Swarm of autonomous drones self-organised to fight the spread of wildfires 30-39
Mauro S. Innocente , Paolo Grasso
Computer vision system for fire detection and report using UAVs 40-49
Pablo Chamoso , Alfonso González Briones , Fernando De La Prieta , Juan M. Corchado

Session 3: Evacuation problems

Applying a network flow model to quick and safe evacuation of people from a building: a real case 50-61
Claudio Arbib , Henry Muccini, , Mahyar T. Moghaddam
The probabilistic k-center problem 62-74
Marc Demange , Marcel Adonis Haddad , Cécile Murat
Data instance generator and optimization models for evacuation planning in the event of wildfire 75-86
Christian Artigues , Emmanuel Hébrard , Yannick Pencolé , Andreas Schutt , Peter J. Stuckey

Session 4: Fire propagation models

ForeFire open source wildfire front propagation model solver and programming interface 87-91
Jean-Baptiste Filippi
Predictability of finite state machines for smart fire emergency management 92-98
Gabriella Fiore , Alessandro Marucci , Elena De Santis
Developing forest fires robust tools from first-responders experience: HEIMDALL Multi-Hazard Cooperative Management Tool for Data Exchange, Response Planning and Scenario Building 99-103
Jordi Vendrell , Sefik Muhic , Bruce Farquharson , Edgar Nebot , Daniel Queralt , Lorenzo Stefano , Juan Caamaño, , Núria Prat , Monika Friedemann

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