Journal of Information Security Research Terry L. Ruas, Maria das Graças B. Marietto, Robson dos S. França, André Filipe de M. Batista 2 3 2011 http://www.dline.info/jisr/fulltext/v2n3/1.pdf This paper presents an analysis of the RoboCup Rescue Environment tools for simulations based on the firespread phenomenon. Its main purpose is highlighting the features of two simulation tools: the Agent Simulation and the Swarm platform, simulating a fire spread in a particular city. Two simulations had been run using the Agent Simulation unit: one with a model that gives a fire spread that cannot be controlled by the agents and a second one using a model which the agents can control that fire spread, providing an environment and a framework for future studies about the connection between fire spread and collective behavior. Also, this paper shows a theoretical analysis of the Swarm platform and it suggests integration among the tools presented herein.