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Suss, J. Annotated Bibliography Summarising Material Related To Fire Service Volunteering By People From Non-English Speaking Backgrounds (Nesb) And Cultural And Guistic Diversity (Caldbackgrounds. 2007. Web.

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Sullivan, Kate, and Barbara Norman. Annual Report 2010-11: First Year Of The Urban And Regional Planning For Risk And Uncertainty Project. 2011. Print.

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2010-11 Annual Report

Sullivan, Kate, and Barbara Norman. Integrating Spatial Planning With Bushfire Risk And Emergency Management In The Context Of Climate Change: Critical Literature Review - Stage 1. Canberra, 2011. Print.

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Critical literature review - stage one

Stevens, Kaye. Improving Bushfire Safety. 2007. Web.

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Stephenson, C. “Nitrogen Gains And Losses From Combustion Of Fuels Of Eucalyptus Delegatensis (Alpine Ash) Forests From The Victorian Alpine Region”. 2006101. Web.

Stephenson, Catherine, John Handmer, and Robyn Betts. “Estimating The Economic, Social And Environmental Impacts Of Wildfires In Australia”. Environmental Hazards (2012): 1 - 19. Web.

Stephens, Scott L et al. “Urban–Wildland Fires: How California And Other Regions Of The Us Can Learn From Australia”. Environmental Research Letters 4.1 (2009): 014010. Web.

Spessa, Allan, Bevan McBeth, and Colin Prentice. “Relationships Among Fire Frequency, Rainfall And Vegetation Patterns In The Wet-Dry Tropics Of Northern Australia: An Analysis Based On Noaa-Avhrr Data”. Global Ecology And Biogeography 14.5 (2005): 439 - 454. Web.

Sharples, Jason J. “An Overview Of Mountain Meteorological Effects Relevant To Fire Behaviour And Bushfire Risk”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 18.7 (2009): 737. Web.

Sharples, Jason J, RHD McRae, and Stephen R Wilkes. “Wind-Terrain Effects On The Propagation Of Wildfires In Rugged Terrain: Fire Channelling”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire (2011): n. pag. Web.

Sharples, Jason J. “Review Of Formal Methodologies For Wind–Slope Correction Of Wildfire Rate Of Spread”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 17.2 (2008): 179. Web.

Sharples, Jason J et al. “A Simple Index For Assessing Fire Danger Rating”. Environmental Modelling & Software 24.6 (2009): 764 - 774. Web.

Setterfield, SA, B Ryan, and CL Parr. “Habitat Complexity And Functionally Similar Invasive Species: The Impact Of Gamba Grass In Australian Savannas”. Diversity And Distributions (2006): n. pag. Print.

Scott, Ken et al. “Soil Seed Banks Confer Resilience To Savanna Grass-Layer Plants During Seasonal Disturbance”. Acta Oecologica (2010): n. pag. Web.

Scott, Ken et al. “Correlates Of Grass-Species Composition In A Savanna Woodland In Northern Australia”. Australian Journal Of Botany 57.1 (2009): 10. Web.

Scott, Ken. “Flora Of The Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs, With Particular Reference To The Grass Layer.”. Northern Territory Naturalist 19 (2007): 25-34. Web.

Scott, Ken et al. “Fire Tolerance Of Perennial Grass Tussocks In A Savanna Woodland”. Austral Ecology 35.8 (2010): 858 - 861. Web.

Sadler, Rohan J. “Image-Based Modelling Of Pattern Dynamics In A Semiarid Grassland Of The Pilbara, Australia”. School Of Plant Biology & School Of Mathematics And Statistics 2007. Web.

Sadler, Rohan J, Martin Hazelton, and Pauline Grierson. “Fitting Ecological Knowledge To Remotely Sensed Long-Term Monitoring Data: A Framework From Semi-Arid Grasslands Of The Pilbara Region Of North-Western Australia”. Ecological Society Of America 2005. Web.

Sadler, Rohan J et al. “Deriving State-And-Transition Models From An Image Series Of Grassland Pattern Dynamics”. Ecological Modelling 221.3 (2010): 433 - 444. Web.

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