Computational optimizations in wildland fires for Bulgarian test cases

In this article we are going to present the optimizations that has been done through different types of modeling actions on wildland fires for Bulgarian test cases. We will present approaches where meteorological data along with terrain specific relief and vegetation coverage are modeled in a way to present credible scenarios for wildland propagation used for calibration purposes of the different approaches. This work aims to prove that the used modeling tools can be used also in real time decision support for the responsible authorities when it comes to wildland fire propagation and the measures corresponding to limitation of its devastating consequences for the nature and human lives.