Emergency Service Times
Emergency Service Times recently published a paper written by GexCon titled:
FLACS comes to the aid of National Security Issues!
Abstract
The consequences of terrorists using high explosives or releasing toxic chemicals will generally be higher if taking place either indoor, underground, or in urban city centers. Consequence prediction tools which do not account for detailed geometry are not very useful. The GexCon CFD (=Computational Fluid Dynamics) tool FLACS™ is among the more efficient tools to use when geometry effects are critical.
Download and read the complete paper.
GexCon will be exhibiting at the forthcoming RADIUS 2008 event 14th–16th May 2008
NaCTSO will be hosting the event at the Devere Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton (West Quay Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 1AG).
(National Counter Terrorism Security Office).