The main routes the fire took: its arrival time read like a DEM, each cell stepping back to the neighbour the fire came from, and the ways most of the burned area ran through kept. `use` counts the burned cells whose way back runs through a piece and `share` is that over all of them: the higher, the more the fire ran that way. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Example Simulation: Oceanside MTT (2026-11-03 17:51)".
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Example Simulation: Oceanside MTT — Fire pathways
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The main routes the fire took: its arrival time read like a DEM, each cell stepping back to the neighbour the fire came from, and the ways most of the burned area ran through kept. `use` counts the burned cells whose way back runs through a piece and `share` is that over all of them: the higher, the more the fire ran that way. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Example Simulation: Oceanside MTT (2026-11-03 17:51)".
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