It's obvious that they're working on features that are most needed. And, uh, I'm really happy that they listen to the feedback they receive, actually from this talk.

he, it was huge fun to talk with Brian about how new tools are being delivered to the fire science community. Or easy to use, is that always beneficial? I had a lot of questions to Bryan and he was really kind answering.

What are the most demands they meet? How users are using their software and how they are modifying their software to meet user the demands and also some. Let's try and ask him some tough questions about how the user issues are being solved. And because I have a chance to talk with someone who's developing software to help engineers solve their issues. Bryan is with that Thunderhead Engineering company, which is known for their landmark products. Today, we're back to the world of fire modeling and I have invited Bryan Klein. Hello on the welcome to Fire Science Show session 39.

You want to be there! Keep your eyes on this space: And in the meantime, take a look at the materials from past events at and give a check to the Thunerhead Engineering! Fire and Evacuation Modelling Technical Conference. September 12-14, 2022 in Brno, Czech Republic. These are the things you will definitely find in this episode, plus much more! And do not forget. Solver scalability and parallel processing. In this talk, we focus on CFD modelling, and the impact pre-and postprocessing tools had on our capabilities to tackle fire problems with our computers. But what happens in near future with some of the most popular tools used by the FSE community? That is a great question to a tool developer - Bryan Klein of Thunderhead Engineering, the company that brought us the most popular FDS pre-processor PyroSim and as popular evacuation model Pathfinder. What does the future hold? Probably no one knows.

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