Beckett, George

Han, Liangxiu

Koo, Sung-Han

Potter, Stephen

Pringle, Gavin

Tate, Austin

Wickler, Gerhard

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This paper describes some of the lessons learned from the FireGrid project. It starts with a brief overview of the project. The discussion of the lessons learned that follows is intended for others attempting to develop a similar system, where sensor data is used to steer a super-real time simulation in order to generate predictions that will provide decision support for emergency responders

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Using Simulation for Decision Support: Lessons Learned from the FireGrid Project

Using Simulation for Decision Support: Lessons Learned from the FireGrid Project

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