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O’Neill, Saffron J, and John Handmer. “Responding To Bushfire Risk: The Need For Transformative Adaptation”. Environmental Research Letters 7.1 (2012): 014018. Web.

Owen, Christine. “Instructor Beliefs And Their Mediation Of Instructor Strategies”. Journal Of Workplace Learning 21.6 (2009): 477 - 495. Web.

Owen, Christine, Jan Douglas, and Greg Hickey. Mapping Information Flow To Emergency Partner Organisations During Fire-Related Critical Events. 2008. Web.

Owen, Christine. Report On The French – Australian/new Zealand Collaborative Research Exchange. 2012. Web.

Owen, Christine. “Analysing The Activity Of Work In Emergency Incident Management”. Activites 4 (2007): n. pag. Print.

Owen, Christine, and Ian Dwyer. Review Of Incident Management Teamwork And Multi-Agency Collaboration. 2010. Print.

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Review of Incident management teamwork

Owen, Christine, Ian Dwyer, and Jan Douglas. A Review Of The Imt-Related Literature In Fire And Emergency Management Settings. 2006. Print.

Owen, Christine. “Improving Information Flow In Multi-Agency Emergency Response”. Journal Of Emergency Management (2008): n. pag. Web.

Owen, Christine. “The Changing Nature Of Emergency Services Multi-Agency Coordination”. Bushfire Crc & Afac 2011 Conference Science Day. Sydney, Australia, 2011. Web.

Owen, Christine. “Multiple Agency Incident Management Organising: Past, Present, And Future Challenges”. Journal Of Organizational Studies (2008): n. pag. Print.

Owen, Christine et al. Observation Schedule For Use In Phase Three. 2007. Print.

Osborn, Madeline. “The Role Of Fungi In Fire-Prone Eucalypt Forest Communities And Effects Of Frequent Burning On Fungal Networks”. School Of Forest And Ecosystem Science 2007. Web.

Opperman, Tonja et al. Applying Fire Spread Simulators In New Zealand And Australia: Results From An International Seminar. 2006. Web.

Omodei, Mary et al. “Networked Fire Chief: A Research And Training Tool That Targets The Human Factors Causes Of Unsafe Decision Making In Wildfires”. Eighth International Wildland Fire Safety Summit 2005: n. pag. Print.

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Networked Fire Chief: A Research and Training Tool that Targets the Human Factors Causes of Unsafe Decision Making in Wildfires

Omodei, Mary, Jim McLennan, and C Reynolds. Identifying The Causes Of Unsafe Firefighting Decisions: A Human Factors Interview Protocol. 2005. Print.

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Identifying the Causes of Unsafe Firefighting Decisions: A Human Factors Interview Protocol

Omodei, Mary, Glenn Elliott, and Matthew Walshe. Development Of Computer Simulated Wildfire Scenarios For The Experimental Investigation Of Unsafe Decision Making. 2004. Print.

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Oliveras, I, and Tina Bell. “An Analysis Of The Australian Literature On Prescribed Burning”. Journal Of Forestry (2008): n. pag. Web.

O'Neil, S et al. Developments In Environmental Scienceswildland Fires And Air Pollutionchapter 22 Regional Real-Time Smoke Prediction Systems. 2008. Web.

O'Donnell, Alison J et al. “Vegetation And Landscape Connectivity Control Wildfire Intervals In Unmanaged Semi-Arid Shrublands And Woodlands In Australia”. Journal Of Biogeography 38.1 (2010): 112 - 124. Web.

O'Donnell, Alison J et al. “Dendroecological Potential Of Callitris Preissii For Dating Historical Fires In Semi-Arid Shrublands Of Southern Western Australia”. Dendrochronologia 28.1 (2010): 37 - 48. Web.

O' Neil, Susan M et al. “Regional Real-Time Smoke Prediction Systems”. Developments In Environmental Science. 2009. Print.

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