Wildland Urban Specialist, Porfirio Chavarria, with the Santa Fe Fire Department demonstrates the Simtable for a community outreach session on City Hall Live in June 2016.
Simtable is Featured in LANL’s “Science in 60” Segment
LANL – At the Interagency Fire Center at Los Alamos National Laboratory, experts rely on the state-of-the-art Simtable to help them predict the unpredictable. With algorithms that include camera-based object-tracking and projection developed by the Laboratory, the emergency operations team can simulate a wildland fire spreading across any terrain. The table system, developed and marketed […]
Simtable All Hazards
Create your own scenarios with customized agent-based models for wildfire, flood, evacuation, storms, airborne particulates, as well as biological and ecological behaviors, each based on your community’s data.
LANL Prepares for Fire Season
LANL, Los Alamos, NM – Fire readiness activities include training with the latest in simulation technology, the Simtable, and a year-round program of fire fuel mitigation. We can start a fire and we can simulate the response to a fire, how we would mitigate it. We have many different options, whether we cut hand lines […]
Simtable Installations
Over 85 Simtables are deployed in city, state and federal agencies and in colleges and universities. They are being used in certified curriculum training exercises for mitigation planning in wildland fire and other emergency management scenarios. Government entities purchasing Simtables include the USDA, USFS, BLM, DOE along with State, County and City municipalities.
Simtable Featured in Time Techland
Simtable featured as one of 5 cool inventions in Time’s Techland 50 Best Inventions issue. Click image to read Time’s article, How a Common Sandbox Is Battling Arizona’s Wallow Fire.
Signal Magazine (AFCEA)
During the second event … Stephen Guerin, chief technology officer at SimTable, won the mash-up for his integration work on the common operational picture piece.
Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network conducts wildfire simulation workshop using Simtable
Island Park, ID Sustainable Fire Community Network recently used Simtable wildfire simulations for a community outreach workshop, part of the summer series – Are You Prepared for Wildfire. Read more in the article “Best Way to Get a Resident’s Attention: Burn Down Their Home (Through a Wildfire Simulation, Of Course)“ by author, Liz Davy.
Simtable supporting IAFC’s WUI Reno Conference Sessions for Area Commanders
Simtable used in Education Sessions – Lessons from Type I ICs and Method to our Madness – during WUI Reno 2017. Simtable supports Joe Stutler and his team in running a sandtable exercise exploring complex relationships of multiple incident commanders interacting with an area commander’s team. 201: Leadership Sandtable/SimTable – Lessons from Type I ICs Double Session In this […]
Spanish Translation of Simtable’s Keynote Speech in Toledo, Spain
Simtable’s keynote talk in Toledo, Spain at the “New Technologies in Management of Wildfire” November 16 and 17, 2016 with Technosylva. What a great learning experience on the Spanish perspective of wildland fire. Thank you to the Pau Costa foundation for the translation.
Simtable keynoting for CodeFreeze
Simtable will be giving a keynote speech for CodeFreeze 2017: Software Visualization on Thursday, January 12, 2017, 8:30am to 6:00pm in Minneapolis, MN. The 12th annual CodeFreeze symposium is presented by the University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering.
New Technologies in Management of Wildfire in Toledo, Spain
We’re honored to be invited to give a keynote talk in Toledo, Spain at the “New Technologies in Management of Wildfire” November 16 and 17 with friends Pau Costa Foundation and Technosylva (Joaquin Ramirez). Looking forward to learning more on the Spanish perspective on wildland fire.
THE BLOG Bracing For Fire
In the Lab Notes blog, Rodman Linn’s article “How Computer Modeling Might Help Us Better Understand—and Better Manage—Wildfires” mentions Simtable’s use at Los Alamos National Laboratory – published on the Huffington Post. A photo from space of the Las Conchas fire in the Jemez mountains near Los Alamos, N.M. The fire burned 43,000 acres on the first […]
Simtable story on CW6 San Diego News
Simtable story on CW6 San Diego news at SDSU’s VizCenter with Dr. Eric Frost. “Program at San Diego State University is helping keep firefighters safe, an amazing new technology being used to track the SandFire“
Marin County using Simtable to Prep for Fire Season
Marin Independent Journal covers Marin County’s use of their Simtable to prep for fire season: “Fire risk in Marin Remains High, Residents Urged to Prepare”
