Visual Fire Power sensitivity analysis code

Visual fire power is a method for measuring the heat release rate of visible flames from video footage taken by two cameras located at a right angle to each other. It does this by estimating the volume of the flames, and then scaling by the Orloff-DeRis constant. The method is explained in our paper published in Fire Technology in 2022. Bonner, M., Węgrzyński, W. & Rein, G. Visual Fire Power: An Algorithm for Measuring Heat Release Rate of Visible Flames in Camera Footage, with Applications in Facade Fire Experiments. Fire Technol (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10694-022-01341-z This folder contains the code used to perform the sensitivity analysis described in the above paper, written in Python 3.8 and using Blender v2.83.1This code was prepared by Dr Matthew Bonner during his time as Research Associate at Imperial College London, under the supervision of Professor Guillermo Rein. The research was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC, UK) and Arup (UK), and ITB statutory grant NZP-130/2019