In this article, we will introduce how to use MATLAB to write a cellular automaton (Cellular Automaton) forest simulation program to simulate the spread of fire. Cellular automata are simple rule-based models that can be used to simulate complex natural phenomena such as forest fires.
First, let's define some basic concepts. In our model, we divide the forest into a two-dimensional lattice grid. Each grid is called a cell and can be in two states: burning with fire or normal without fire. The state of each cell will be updated based on the state of its surrounding cells and predefined propagation rules.
Next, we will introduce the implementation of MATLAB code. Here is an example of a simple cellular automata forest simulation program:
% 设置模拟参数
gridSize = 100; % 网格大小
initialFireProbability = 0.1; % 初始火灾概率
burningThreshold = 0.5; % 着火阈值
extinguishPr