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The ability to forecast grass fire spread could be of a great importance foragencies making decisions about prescribed burns. However, the usefulness ofthe models used for fire-spread predictions is limited by the time required forcompleting the coupled atmosphere-fire simulations. In this study we analyzethe sensitivity of a coupled model with respect to the vertical resolution ofthe atmospheric grid and the resolution of fire mesh that both affectcomputational performance of the model. Based on the observations of the plumeproperties recorded during the FireFlux experiment (Clements et al., 2007), wetry to establish the optimal model configuration that provides realisticresults for the least computational expense.

Coupled Atmosphere-Fire Simulations of Fireflux: Impacts of Model Resolution on Model Performance