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Technosylva’s Urban Conflagration Model Helps Utilities and Fire Agencies Prepare for Fires in Populated Areas

Wildfire models have traditionally focused on forests and open land, not neighborhoods. Technosylva’s Urban Conflagration Model simulates how fires spread through buildings and streets, giving utilities and fire agencies the forward visibility they need to make smarter, risk-based decisions to protect the communities they serve.

“Traditional wildfire models were designed for wildland fuels and fire behavior. Our approach builds on that foundation by showing how fires actually move through communities.”

Bryan Spear

Bryan Spear

CEO, Technosylva

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