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Gunasekera, D et al. Framework For Measuring The Value Of Australian Bureau Of Meteorology Fire Weather Services.economic Value Of Fire Weather Services. 2005. Web.

Guerschman, Juan Pablo et al. “Estimating Fractional Cover Of Photosynthetic Vegetation, Non-Photosynthetic Vegetation And Bare Soil In The Australian Tropical Savanna Region Upscaling The Eo-1 Hyperion And Modis Sensors”. Remote Sensing Of Environment 113.5 (2009): 928 - 945. Web.

Gould, JS. “Fuel Management-An Integral Part Of Fire Management: Trans-Tasman Perspective”. Fuels Management-How To Measure Success: Conference Proceedings 2006. Web.

Gould, JS et al. Field Guide- Fuel Assessment And Fire Behaviour Prediction In Dry Euclaypt Forest. 2007. Print.

Gould, JS. “Fuel Management- An Integral Part Of Fire Management: Trans-Tasman Perspective”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire (2006): n. pag. Web.

Gould, JS et al. Project Vesta- Fire In Dry Eucalypt Forest: Fuel Structure, Fuel Dynamics And Fire Behaviour. 2007. Web.

Gould, JS. “Fire Behaviour Workshop State Of Knowledge – Australasian Update”. Bushfire Crc Pre-Conference Worskhop Hobart 2007: n. pag. Print.

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Goodman, Helen, Healey Lucy, and Jacques Boulet. “Community Responses To Bushfires. The Role And Nature Of Systems Of Primary Sociality”. New Community Quarterly 5 (2007): n. pag. Web.

Goodman, Helen, and John Gawen. “Glimpses Of ‘Community’ Through The Lens Of A Small Fire Event”. The Australian Journal Of Emergency Management 23 (2008): n. pag. Web.

Glasgow, K. The Sudanese Refugees And Fire Hazard Study. 2006. Web.

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Gill, Malcolm A, and Grant E Allan. “Large Fires, Fire Effects And The Fire-Regime Concept”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 17.6 (2008): 688. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A. “Landscape Fires As Social Disasters: An Overview Of 'the Bushfire Problem'”. Environmental Hazards (2005): 65 - 80. Print.

Gill, Malcolm A. “Landscape Fires As Social Disasters: An Overview Of ‘The Bushfire Problem’”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 65 - 80. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A, and Philip Zylstra. “Flammability Of Australian Forests.”. Australian Forestry 2 (2005): 87-93. Print.

Gill, Malcolm A, S Stephens, and Geoffrey J Cary. “The World-Wide 'wildfire' Problem”. (2012): n. pag. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A et al. “Modelling The Potential For Prescribed Burning To Mitigate Carbon Emissions From Wildfires In Fire-Prone Forests Of Australia”. (2012): n. pag. Web.

Gilbert, John. Community Education, Awareness And Engagement Programs. 2007. Web.

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Gilbert, John. An Evaluation Of The Street Firewise Community Education Program In The Blue Mountains, New South Wales. 2005. Web.

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Gates, Gm, and Bryony M Horton. “A New Entoloma (Basidiomycetes, Agaricales) From Tasmania. ”. Mycotaxon (2009): n. pag. Print.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “Economics Of Bushfire Management”. Community Bushfire Safety. John Handmer & Haynes, Katharine. 2007. Web.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, Wei Choong, and John Handmer. “Managing Wildfire Hazards In Fire-Prone Landscape: Australian Experiences. ”. A Book On Managing Extreme Events In Environment. Professor Mohan Munasinghe. 2007. Print.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “The Value Of Volunteers In State Emergency Services”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management (2009): n. pag. Web.

Ganewatta, Gaminda, and John Handmer. “Bushfire Management: Why, Where And How Economics Matter?”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society Of Queensland. (2007): n. pag. Print.

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