The evolution of fatal fighting was investigated using evolutionary game theory. General considerations about the lifetime consequences of fighting behaviour are first discussed. A sequential assessment game is then developed in which a fight can end because a contestant either gives up or is killed. The results show that the balance between the value of the contested resource and the value of ...

This has remarkable implications. Since this quantity never changes sign, only one of R and G can ever be zero. If the initial value of (3) is positive, for example, only G can equal zero, and so only red can win. So this quantity is key in determining who will win the battle, and a side’s fighting strength – we shall call rR and gG the red and green forces’ respective fighting strengths – vari...

This paper describes a support platform for integrating services and technologies, most of them specifically devoted to wildfire fighting. The platform presented summarizes a three years work project, funded by the Prometeo research project, involving a consortium of fifteen companies and several research centers and universities. Sensors, control command centers, 3D visualization technologies,...