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Mills, Graham A, and Gary Morgan. “The Winchelsea Convergence - Using Radar And Mesoscale Nwp To Diagnose Cool Change Structure.”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 55 (2006): 47-58. Web.

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Mills, Graham A. “On The Subsynoptic Scale Meteorology Of Two Extreme Fire Weather Days During The Eastern Australian Fires Of January 2003”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 54 (2005): 265-290. Web.

Lucas, Chris, Graham A Mills, and T Brown. Seasonal Bushfire Assessment 2006-2007. 2006. Web.

Mills, Graham A, T Brown, and Chris Lucas. Seasonal Bushfire Assessment 2006 - 2007: A Look Ahead At The Coming Fire Season. 2006. Print.

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

Mills, Graham A. “A Re-Examination Of The Synoptic And Mesoscale Meteorology Of Ash Wednesday 1983”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 54 (2005): 35-55. Web.

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Xinmei, Huang, MA Yimin, and Graham A Mills. Objective Verification Of Operational Mesoscale Nwp Model Wind Change Forecasts. 2008. Web.

Huang, X, and Graham A Mills. “Objective Identification Of Wind Change Timing From Single Station Observations Part 2: Towards The Concept Of A Wind Change Climatology.”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 55 (2006): 275-288. Web.

Xinmei, Huang, and Graham A Mills. Objective Identification Of Wind Change Timing From Single Station Observations. Part 2: Towards The Concept Of A Wind Change Climatology. 2006. Web.

Huang, X, and Graham A Mills. “Objective Identification Of Wind Change Timing From Single Station Observations Part 1: Methodology And Comparison With Subjective Timings.”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 55 (2006): 261-274. Web.

Xinmei, Huang, and Graham A Mills. Objective Identification Of Wind Change Timing From Single Station Observations. Complete Document. 2006. Print.

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Lucas, Chris, Brett P Murphy, and Graham A Mills. Northern Australian Seasonal Bushfire Assessment Workshop - 2007. 2007. Web.

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Finkele, K et al. “National Gridded Drought Factors And Comparison Of Two Soil Moisture Deficit Formulations Used In The Rediction Of Forest Fire Danger Index In Australia”. Australian Meteorological Magazine (2006): 183-197. Web.

Finkele, K et al. National Daily Gridded Soil Moisture Deficit And Drought Factors For Use In Prediction Of Forest Fire Danger Index In Australia. 2006. Web.

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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 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.

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Mills, Graham A. “Lower Atmospheric Drying, Stability And Increased Wildfire Activity”. Australia, 2005. Web.

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Dowdy, Andrew J et al. “Index Sensitivity Analysis Applied To The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index And The Mcarthur Forest Fire Danger Index”. Meteorological Applications (2009): n/a - n/a. Web.

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Brown, T et al. “A High-Resolution Historical Fire Climate Data Set For Victoria”. Afac 2008 Conference 2008. Web.

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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.

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Mills, Graham A. “Extreme Surface Drying And Fire Weather Part 2: A Preliminary Synoptic/dynamic Climatology In The Forested Areas Of Southern Australia”. 57 (2008): 311-328. Print.

Mills, Graham A. “On Easterly Changes Over Elevated Terrain In Australia's Southeast”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 56 (2007): 177-190. Web.

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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.

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

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Xinmei, Huang, and Graham A Mills. Classifying Objectively Identified Wind Changes Using Synoptic Pressure Cycles. 2007. Web.

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