How Tecnobosque frames the subject

Heat transfer in wildfire exposure can involve radiation, convection and direct flame contact. Radiant heat flux is a rate per unit area; energy dose adds time; heat release rate describes source power; flame geometry and view factor influence radiative exchange; wind can alter both flame orientation and convective transport. Translating those physical quantities into building or material response requires receptor-specific properties and boundary conditions, so calculators should expose assumptions rather than hide them.