Embers, one line per spotting source: from a burning cell with a maximum spot distance to where its farthest ember lands (FlamMap's maximum spot distance and direction under the run's wind, not the engine's random draws). `minutes` when the source burned, `distanceMeters`, `fireType` 1 surface / 2 passive crown / 3 active crown at the source, `landingMinutes` when the fire reached the landing, `spotFire` true when the landing was outside the fire at the time (worked out in DuckDB against the arrival table). The longest in each part of the fire when there are more than a map can draw. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Laramie Simulation: Burnout test · line ahead of the head (2026-10-21 01:22)".
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Laramie Simulation: Burnout test · line ahead of the head — Spotting
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Embers, one line per spotting source: from a burning cell with a maximum spot distance to where its farthest ember lands (FlamMap's maximum spot distance and direction under the run's wind, not the engine's random draws). `minutes` when the source burned, `distanceMeters`, `fireType` 1 surface / 2 passive crown / 3 active crown at the source, `landingMinutes` when the fire reached the landing, `spotFire` true when the landing was outside the fire at the time (worked out in DuckDB against the arrival table). The longest in each part of the fire when there are more than a map can draw. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Laramie Simulation: Burnout test · line ahead of the head (2026-10-21 01:22)".
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3 weeks ago by Thomas Marsh the Darsh
3 weeks ago by Thomas Marsh the Darsh
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