Dynamic data-driven application systems for empty houses, contaminant tracking, and wildland fireline prediction

Abstract

We describe three different dynamic data-driven applications systems (DDDAS): an empty house, a contaminant identification and tracking, and a wildland fire. Each has something in common with all of the rest and can use some common tools. Each DDDAS is quite complicated in comparison to a traditional static input simulation that is run with large numbers of inputs instead of one longer run that is self-correcting. © 2007 International Federation for Information Processing.