Large outdoor fires such as wildfires, wildland urban interface (WUI) fires, urban fires, and
informal settlement fires have received increased attention in recent years. In order to …

Recently, wildfires have created severe challenges for fire and emergency services and
communities in the wildland-urban interface (WUI). To reduce wildfire risk and enhance the …

To develop effective wildfire evacuation plans, it is crucial to study evacuation decision-
making and identify the factors affecting individuals' choices. Statistic models (eg, logistic …

The threat of wildfires is increasing at an alarming rate due to climate change and the
expansion of the wildland–urban interface. It is critical to improve understanding of people's …

Climate change is leading to a rise in the occurrence and intensity of wildfires, exacerbated
by the growing encroachment of communities into the natural environment, posing …

Traffic models can be used to study evacuation scenarios during wildland-urban interface
fires and identify the ability of a community to reach a safe place. In those scenarios, wildfire …

The last several years have seen substantial progress in the development and application of
AI in large-scale evacuation modeling. However, many research questions and problems …

Wildfires are increasing in scale, frequency and longevity, and are affecting new locations as
environmental conditions change. This paper presents a dataset collected during a …

With climate change and the resulting rise in temperatures, wildfire risk is increasing all over
the world, particularly in the Western United States. Communities in wildland–urban …

Climate change is increasing the threat of wildfires to populated areas, especially those
within the wildland-urban interface (WUI). The 2021 Marshall fire forced the evacuation of …