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Wain, Alan et al. “Meteorological Overview And Verification Of Hysplit And Aaqfs Dust Forecasts For The Dust Storm Of 22-24 October 2002”. Australian Meteorological Magazine (2006): 35-46. Web.

Wain, Alan, and Graham A Mills. Analysis Of Near-Surface Transport From An Oil Storage Facility At Hovea, Western Australia – A Year Of Dispersion Modelling. 2007. Print.

Wain, Alan et al. Developments In Environmental Scienceswildland Fires And Air Pollutionchapter 23 Managing Smoke From Wildfires And Prescribed Burning In Southern Australia. 2008. Web.

Wain, Alan, and Graham A Mills. The Australian Smoke Management Forecast System. 2006. Web.

Wain, Alan et al. “Managing Smoke From Wildfires And Prescribed Burning In Southern Australia”. Wildland Fires And Air Pollution . A Byternerowicz et al. 2008. 541-556. Web.

Wang, Guomin et al. Sst Skill Assessment From The New Poama-1.5 System. 2008. Print.

Warren, Charles R, and MT Taranto. “Ecosystem Respiration In A Seasonally Snow-Covered Subalpine Grassland”. Arctic, Antarctic, And Alpine Research 43.1 (2011): 137 - 146. Web.

Warren, Charles R, and MT Taranto. “Temporal Variation In Pools Of Amino Acids, Inorganic And Microbial N In A Temperate Grassland Soil”. Soil Biology And Biochemistry 42.2 (2010): 353 - 359. Web.

Watt, SD, and Rodney Weber. “Drying Out Vegetation”. Anziam Journal (2005): n. pag. Print.

Weber, Rodney, and HS Sidhu. “A Dynamical Systems Model For Fireline Growth With Suppression”. Anziam Journal (2005): n. pag. Print.

Weber, Rodney, and J Dold. “Linking Landscape Fires And Local Meteorology-A Short Review”. Jsme International Journal Series B 49.3 (2006): 590 - 593. Web.

Whelan, Beth et al. Living In A Land Of Fire. 2006. Web.

White, N, JE Leonard, and AJ Sargeant. Report Into The Perfomance Of Steel Power Poles In Bushfires. 2006. Web.

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White, PB, and P Hughes. “ The Media, Bushfires And Community Resilience”. Disaster Resilience: An Integrated Approach. Douglas Paton & Johnston, David. 2004. Web.

Whittaker, J, and Amalie Tibbits. “Stay And Defend Or Leave Early: Policy Problems And Experiences During The 2003 Victorian Bushfires. ”. Environmental Hazards (2007): n. pag. Web.

Whittaker, J, and John Handmer. “Community Bushfire Safety: A Review Of Post-Black Saturday Research”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management 25.4 (2010): 7-13. Web.

Whittaker, J, John Handmer, and David Mercer. “Vulnerability To Bushfires In Rural Australia: A Case Study From East Gippsland, Victoria”. Journal Of Rural Studies (2012): n. pag. Web.

Whittaker, J, and GN Mercer. “The Victorian Bushfires Of 2002-03 And The Politics Of Blame: A Discourse Analysis”. Australian Geographer (2004): n. pag. Web.

Willis, M. “Bushfires—How Can We Avoid The Unavoidable?”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 93 - 99. Web.

Willis, M. “Bushfires - How Can We Avoid The Unavoidable?”. Environmental Hazards 6 (2005): 93-99. Web.

Willis, M. Bushfire Arson: A Review Of The Literature. 2004. Web.

Wittkuhn, Roy, and T Hamilton. “Using Fire History Data To Map Temporal Sequences Of Fire Return Intervals And Seasons”. Fire Ecology 6.2 (2010): 97 - 114. Web.

Wittkuhn, Roy et al. “Variation In Fire Interval Sequences Has Minimal Effects On Species Richness And Composition In Fire-Prone Landscapes Of South-West Western Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 261.5 (2011): 965-978. Web.

Wittkuhn, Roy, T Hamilton, and Lachlan W McCaw. “Fire Interval Sequences To Aid In The Site Selection For Biodiversity Studies: Mapping The Fire Regimes.”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society Of Queensland. (2008): n. pag. Print.

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