Mathematical Modeling in Emergency and Disaster Situations

Dear Colleagues,

Mathematical modeling methods are successfully used to study complex physical and chemical processes, including those occurring in the environment. In particular, mathematical modeling methods are used to study the processes associated with emergency situations. The results obtained can be used to reduce or prevent the negative consequences of emergency situations on humans and the environment.

This Special Issue aims to publish articles devoted to the study of processes associated with emergency situations of technogenic and natural origin. Potential authors are invited to submit articles on mathematical modeling of the occurrence and development of wildfires and their impact on the environment, buildings and structures, and environmental pollution (air, water, soil) due to various emergencies (explosions, fires, floods, etc.).

Prof. Dr. Valeriy Perminov
Prof. Dr. Egor Loboda 
Guest Editors

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• wildland fire
• explosion
• flood
• forest fire
• combustion
• ignition, pyrolysis
• radiation
• heat transfer
• convection
• turbulence
• environmental pollution
• mathematical model
• discrete analog
• numerical method