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Hamilton, T, Roy Wittkuhn, and C Carpenter. “Creation Of A Fire History Database For Southwestern Australia: Giving Old Maps New Life In A Geographic Information System”. Conservation Science Western Australia (2009): n. pag. Print.

Handmer, John. “Recognising Reality: Questioning The Automatic Evacuation Reflex In Wildfires.”. (2006): n. pag. Print.

Handmer, John, and B Proudley. “Communicating Uncertainty Via Probabilities: The Case Of Weather Forecasts”. Environmental Hazards 7.2 (2007): 79 - 87. Web.

Handmer, John, and Amalie Tibbits. “Is Staying At Home The Safest Option During Bushfires? Historical Evidence For An Australian Approach☆”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 81 - 91. Web.

Harris, Sarah et al. “The Relationship Between Fire Behaviour Measures And Community Loss: An Exploratory Analysis For Developing A Bushfire Severity Scale”. Natural Hazards (2012): n. pag. Web.

Harvest, T, NJ Davidson, and DC Close. “Is Decline In High Altitude Eucalypt Forests Related To Rainforest Understorey Development And Altered Soil Bacteria Following The Long Absence Of Fire?”. Austral Ecology Nov. 2007 (2007): n. pag. Print.

Hasson, AEA et al. “Assessing The Impact Of Climate Change On Extreme Fire Weather Events Over Southeastern Australia”. Climate Research 39 (2009): 159-172. Web.

Hasson, AEA et al. Assessing The Impact Of Climate Change On Extreme Fire Weather In Southeast Australia. 2008. Web.

Hayes, Peter, and Mary Omodei. “Getting The Best Bang For Your Buck: Ad Hoc Or Pre-Formed Incident Management Teams?”. Iawf 3Rd Human Dimensions Of Wildland Fire Conference, Seattle, Wa, 17-19 April 2012 201267=68. Web.

Hayes, Peter, and Mary Omodei. “Managing Emergencies: Key Competencies For Incident Management Teams”. The Australian And New Zealand Journal Of Organisational Psychology 4 (2011): 1-10. Web.

Hayes, Peter, and Mary Omodei. “Essential Aspects Of Effective Simulation-Based Training For Incident Management Personnel”. Bushfire Crc & Afac 2011 Conference Science Day 2011. Web.

Haynes, Katharine et al. “Australian Bushfire Fatalities 1900-2008: Exploring Trends In Relation To The `prepare, Stay And Defend Or Leave Early' Policy”. 13.3 (2010): 185 - 194. Web.

Hennessey, K et al. Climate Change Impacts On Fire-Weather In Southeast Australia. 2005. Web.

Hess, GD et al. “Modelling The King Island Bushfire Smoke”. (2006): 93-104. Print.

Hickey, Greg. Summary Of Reports From Inquiries Into Bushfire Incidents Where Multiple-Agency Interoperability Has Been Implicated. 2006. Web.

Hickey, Greg, and Christine Owen. Guidelines For Enhancing Incident Management Team Communication In Incident Control Centres. 2009. Print.

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Hodge, D. A Comparison Of Terrestrial Bryophyte Diversity Between Old Growth And Forest Disturbed In 1898. 2006. Print.

Hodge, D, E Pharo, and Perpetua AM Turner. “Terrestrial Bryophyte Diversity Along A Wildfire Chronosequence In Tasmania Wet Sclerophyll Forest”. Tasforests (2007): n. pag. Print.

Hollis, JJ, and Lachlan W McCaw. “Woody Fuel Consumption In The Changing Climate Of Australia”. Biennial Conference Of The Institute Of Foresters Of Australia, Caloundra Qld 2009: n. pag. Print.

Hollis, JJ et al. “Behind The Flaming Zone: Predicting Woody Fuel Consumption In Eucalypt Forest Fires In Southern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 261.11 (2011): 2049 - 2067. Web.

Hollis, JJ. “Predicting Woody Fuel Consumption In Eucalypt Forest Fires In Southern Australia”. 2011. Web.

Hollis, JJ et al. “The Effect Of Fireline Intensity On Woody Fuel Consumption In Southern Australian Eucalypt Forest Fires”. Australian Forestry 74.2 (2011): 81-96. Web.

Hollis, JJ et al. “Down But Not Out: Discovering The Significance Of Dead Wood”. Landscope 2008: 10-16. Print.

Hollis, JJ et al. “Assessing Woody Fuel Consumption Models For Application In Australian Forest Fires”. Vi International Conference On Forest Fire Research, Coimbra, Portugal 2010: n. pag. Print.

Hollis, JJ et al. “Testing Woody Fuel Consumption Models For Application In Australian Southern Eucalypt Forest Fires”. Forest Ecology And Management 260.6 (2010): 948 - 964. Web.

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