Dr Malcolm Gill

Dr Malcolm Gill
Researcher

Publications authored

2011

Protecting Lives and Property in the Wildland–Urban Interface: Communities in Montana and Southern California Adopt Australian Paradigm
Mutch RW, Rogers MJ, Stephens SL, Gill MA
Journal Article

2010

The effect of fire on birds of mulga woodlandin arid central Australia
Leavesley AJ, Cary GJ, Edwards GP, Gill MA
Journal Article

2009

A simple index for assessing fire danger rating
Sharples JJ, McRae RHD, Weber R, Gill MA
Journal Article

Prediction of the probability of large fires in the Sydney region of south-eastern Australia using fire weather
Bradstock RA, Cohn JS, Gill MA, Bedward M, Lucas C
Journal Article

2008

Influence of fire severity on the regeneration, recruitment and distribution of eucalypts in the Cotter River Catchment, Australian Capital Territory
Vivian LM, Cary GJ, Bradstock RA, Gill MA
Journal Article

Large fires, fire effects and the fire-regime concept
Gill MA, Allan GE
Journal Article

Spatial scale invariance of southern Australian forest fires mirrors the scaling behaviour of fire-driving weather events
Boer MM, Sadler RJ, Bradstock RA, Gill MA, Grierson P
Journal Article

2007

Bushfires 'down under': patterns and implications of contemporary Australian landscape burning
Russell-Smith J, Yates CP, Whitehead PJ, Smith R, Craig R, Allan GE, Thackway R, Frakes I, Cridland S, Meyer(M)CP, Gill MA
Journal Article

2006

Living in a land of fire
Whelan B, Kanowski K, Gill MA, Andersen AN
Report

2005

Flammability of Australian Forests.
Gill MA, Zylstra P
Journal Article

Landscape fires as social disasters: An overview of 'the bushfire problem'
Gill MA
Journal Article

Landscape fires as social disasters: An overview of ‘the bushfire problem’
Gill MA
Journal Article

Blog posts

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Researcher

Resources credited

Poster

2003 Canberra bushfire

Fire and Plants - what determines response patterns?

Future bushfire scenarios and economics

Future Scenarios for Australian Bushfires

Managing bushfire risk in a changing world

Variation in fire response traits in mountainous plant communities

Weather indices and large fires in Sydney region

FireNote

Simple indices for assessing fuel moisture content and fire danger rating