Scenario configuration for fluid spill in urban dynamic spaces

Gasoline spill by tanker accidents are common and usually there is a high health risk involving these events. Having the ability to predict the consequences of such an accident can provide better means to construction of roads and also to mitigate the risk in case of a tanker accident. The purpose of this paper is to present a system for simulating fuel spill scenarios and later assess the risk of such event in an urban area. The scenarios consists of areas of study that involve static and dynamic objects such urban landscapes, infrastructure (buildings, streets, walkways), pedestrians and vehicles. The system will allow the end user to configure such urban areas built-on a traffic simulator and perform a spill scenarios by identifying the computational domain and the accident mobile. Later the system provides a visual model to identify health risks and its sympthomatology.