The thesis work originates from an augmented reality application previously developed by the VR@POLITO laboratory and the Department of Automation and Computer Science at the Polytechnic University of Turin for training in forest dire management, used by the training centre of Corpo Volontari Anticendi Boschivi (AIB Corps). The source application, built in Unity, allowed learners to visualize and interact, on an individual basis, with a digital model of the environment and the forest fire under consideration. Tools were provided to dynamically curb and contain the expansion of the forest fire and it was possible to observe the consequences of one’s actions through integration with the open-source fire simulator Cell2Fire.