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2012
Everett J, Kocienski S, Lobel N.  2012.  Effective Communication of Bushfire Risk in the Urban-Parkland Interface. Abstract
application/pdf iconEffective Communication of Bushfire Risk in the Urban-Parkland Interface
McLennan J, Elliott G, Omodei M.  2012.  Issues in Community Bushfire Safety: Analyses of Interviews Conducted by the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Research Task Force. Abstract
application/pdf iconIssues in Community Bushfire Safety: Analyses of Interviews Conducted by the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Research Task Force
Newnham GJ, Siggins AS, Blanchi R, Culvenor DS, Leonard JE, Mashford JS.  2012.  Exploiting three dimensional vegetation structure to map wildland extent. Remote Sensing of Environment. 123:155-162. Abstract
Duff TJ, Chong D, Taylor P, Tolhurst KG.  2012.  Procrustes based metrics for spatial validation and calibration of two-dimensional perimeter spread models: A case study considering fire. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 160:110-117. Abstract
McCaw LW, Gould JS, Phillip Cheney N, Ellis P, Anderson WR.  2012.  Changes in behaviour of fire in dry eucalypt forest as fuel increases with age. Forest Ecology and Management. 271:170-181. Abstract
Raines J, Snow R, Petersen A, Harvey J, Nichols D, Aisbett B.  2012.  Pre-shift fluid intake: Effect on physiology, work and drinking during emergency wildfire fighting. Applied Ergonomics. 43(3):532-540. Abstract
Buckley TN, Turnbull TL, Pfautsch S, Gharun M, Adams MA.  2012.  Differences in water use between mature and post-fire regrowth stands of subalpine Eucalyptus delegatensis R. Baker. Forest Ecology and Management. 270:1-10. Abstract
Bailey TG, Davidson NJ, Close DC.  2012.  Understanding the regeneration niche: Microsite attributes and recruitment of eucalypts in dry forests. Forest Ecology and Management. 269:229-238. Abstract
Phillips M, Payne W, Lord C, Netto K, Nichols D, Aisbett B.  2012.  Identification of physically demanding tasks performed during bushfire suppression by Australian rural firefighters. Applied Ergonomics. 43(2):435-441. Abstract
Aisbett B, Wolkow A, Sprajcer M, Ferguson SA.  2012.  “Awake, smoky, and hot”: Providing an evidence-base for managing the risks associated with occupational stressors encountered by wildland firefighters. Applied Ergonomics. 43(5) Abstract
Matthews S, Sullivan A, Gould JS, Hurley R, Ellis P, Larmour J.  2012.  Field evaluation of two image-based wildland fire detection systems. Fire Safety Journal. 47:54-61. Abstract
Lord C, Netto K, Petersen A, Nichols D, Drain J, Phillips M, Aisbett B.  2012.  Validating ‘fit for duty’ tests for Australian volunteer fire fighters suppressing bushfires. Applied Ergonomics. 43(1):191-197. Abstract
Whittaker J, Handmer J, Mercer D.  2012.  Vulnerability to bushfires in rural Australia: A case study from East Gippsland, Victoria. Journal of Rural Studies. Abstract
Buckley TN, Turnbull TL, Adams MA.  2012.  Simple models for stomatal conductance derived from a process model: cross-validation against sap flux data.. Plant, Cell & Environment. :no-no. Abstract
McLennan BJ, Handmer J.  2012.  Reframing responsibility-sharing for bushfire risk management in Australia after Black Saturday. Environmental Hazards. :1-15. Abstract
O’Neill SJ, Handmer J.  2012.  Responding to bushfire risk: the need for transformative adaptation. Environmental Research Letters. 7(1):014018. Abstract
Eburn M, Dovers S.  2012.  Australian wildfire litigation. International Journal of Wildland Fire. Abstract
Dowdy AJ, Mills GA.  2012.  Characteristics of lightning-attributed wildland fires in south-east Australia. International Journal of Wildland Fire. Abstract
Eburn M, Dovers S.  2012.  The emerging legal issue of failure to warn. The Australian Journal of Emergency Management. 27(1) Abstract
Toh K, Philips R, Tyler M, Fairbrother P, Chaplin S, Mees B.  2012.  Gender matters: Applying a gendered analysis to bushfire research in Australia. Abstract
application/pdf iconGender matters: Applying a gendered analysis to bushfire research in Australia
Eburn M, Bergin A.  2012.  Recriminations follow natural disasters.
Harris S, Anderson WR, Kilinc M, Fogarty L.  2012.  The relationship between fire behaviour measures and community loss: an exploratory analysis for developing a bushfire severity scale. Natural Hazards. Abstract
2011
Thornton RP.  2011.  Wildfires in Australia. Crisis Response Journal. 7(2):46-48.
Eburn M.  2011.  Changes to occupational health and safety laws and the impact on volunteers in the emergency services. The Australian Journal of Emergency Management. 26(4):43-47. Abstract
McLennan J, Elliott G.  2011.  Community Members' Decision Making Under the Stress of Imminent Bushfire Threat - Murrindindi Fire. Abstract
application/pdf iconCommunity Members' Decision Making Under the Stress of Imminent Bushfire Threat - Murrindindi Fire