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Christopher Naum, SFPE's Blog – July 2015 Archive (1)

Predictability and Performance of Buildings on Fire

When we look at various buildings and occupancies, past operational experiences (both good and bad) give us experiences that define and determine how we assess, react and expect similar structures and occupancies to perform at a given alarm in the future. The theory of naturalistic decision-making forms much of this basis. The Art and Science of Firefighting is predicated on a fundamental understanding of how fire affects a building…

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Added by Christopher Naum, SFPE on July 4, 2015 at 10:11pm — No Comments

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