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Georgia State researcher to use $1 million grant to improve computer models for fighting wildfires
Date:9/22/2009

mpute optimal resource deployment," Hu said. From there, the model will be able to simulate how the deployment of resources will work to suppress the fire.

Hu is also the recent recipient of the NSF's CAREER award in the amount of $425,000, an award aimed at young faculty to support their research.

Hu's research interest is to use computer modeling and simulation to study various types of systems. The complexities of these systems make computer modeling and simulation an increasingly important technology for understanding, analyzing, and predicting their dynamic behaviors.


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Georgia State University
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