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.
Watch Victoria, Australia’s Bushfire scenario demonstration using Simtable
Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning for the state of Victoria in Australia demonstrates a Simtable bushfire scenario, an engaging way to visually display the passage of fire through a landscape in 3D.
60 Minutes overtime features CAL FIRE reviewing Camp Fire with Simtable
60 Minutes will feature CAL FIRE Director Ken Pimlott reviewing the Camp Fire and explaining the complex challenges of how to mitigate these disasters in the future. These strategies include hardening housing structures to withstand ember storms, introducing fire back into the landscape through prescribed and managed fires, and applying the latest technologies to improve […]
Cal Fire video unveiling new firefighting tech tool during Pawnee Fire
Reporting from Lake County News – Cal Fire officials are using a new tool in the battle to contain the Pawnee fire east of Clearlake Oaks. On Wednesday, at the command center located at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Lakeport, Cal Fire hosted a small gathering to unveil the new firefighting technology. John Heggie, a […]
KPIX San Francisco news story on Simtable battling the Pawnee Fire
“New High-Tech Tool Models Where Fire Might Move, Helping Crews Battling Pawnee Fire” Andria Borba reports on 3-D technology that is helping firefighters battling the Pawnee Fire stay a step ahead of the flames.
Simtable exhibits at the 2018 GEOINT Symposium
Simtable exhibits at the 2018 GEOINT Symposium in Tampa, Florida, April 22-25. Hosted and produced by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), a non-profit, non-lobbying educational organization, the annual GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s largest gathering of industry, academia, and government to include Defense, Intelligence and Homeland Security Communities as well as commercial, Fed/Civil, State and […]
Simtable participating in Field Experiments sponsored by the Naval Postgraduate School
Simtable will be participating in a Field Experiment sponsored by the Naval Postgraduate School hosted at Camp Roberts, California. February 26 – March 3, 2018
News from KXAN “New tech to help Austin Fire Department prepare for future wildfires”
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Despite the recent rain, most of west Austin is just a notch below being listed as a very high risk of wildfires. “In a summer like this summer, the wildfire risk is still high,” said Keri Hines of Texas A&M Forest Service. Hines’ agency has several Simtables, a high tech tool that allows […]
Simtable deployed on Type 1 Modoc July Complex Wildfire
Simtable was deployed on Type 1 Modoc July Complex Wildfire over the summer, amazing to see 2000 firefighters working on 17 simultaneous fires within the complex. We spent several days on site, using Simtable in Operations was a valuable learning experience as we interacted with the several dedicated Incident Management Organizations assigned to the fires.
Simtable Wildfire Simulation from Texas A&M Forest Service
Simtable Wildfire Simulation video from Texas A&M Forest Service Simtable’s unique training uses interactive agent-based fire modeling, bringing sand table exercises to life in your own high risk areas allowing mitigation and fuels planning in a truly interactive experience.
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.
