All bushfires start small. Understanding how they progress from ignition to conflagration, from surface fire to raging crown fire, is critical to determining suitable suppression and for issuing effective public warnings.
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This project is investigating firebrand and spotfire potential and behaviour under extreme fire weather conditions. It is studying, both individually and en masse, the propagation and transitions of behaviour as a fire develops and involves different fuel layers.
From this knowledge, information on expected...
This project is made up of two parts that complement and add to the work being undertaken by the CSIRO Team.
Part 1 of this work
It is recognised that broad fire fronts generally propagate more rapidly than narrow “linear” fires. Atmospheric...
