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Aisbett, Brad et al. ““Awake, Smoky, And Hot”: Providing An Evidence-Base For Managing The Risks Associated With Occupational Stressors Encountered By Wildland Firefighters”. Applied Ergonomics 43.5 (2012): n. pag. Web.

Beatson, Ruth, and Jim McLennan. “Australia's Women Volunteer Firefighters: A Literature Review And Research Agenda”. Australian Journal On Volunteering 2 (2005): 18-27. Web.

Eburn, Michael, and Steve Dovers. “Australian Wildfire Litigation”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire (2012): n. pag. Web.

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

McLennan, Jim, and M Bertoldi. “Australian Rural Fire Services' Recognition And Service Awards For Volunteers”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management 20.4 (2005): 17-21. Web.

Reisen, Fabienne, and B Tiganis. Australian Firefighter's Exposure To Air Toxics In Bushfire Smoke. What Do We Know?. 2007. Print.

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Australian firefighter's exposure to air toxics in bushfire smoke. What do we know?

Reisen, Fabienne, and SK Brown. “Australian Firefighters' Exposure To Air Toxics During Bushfire Burns Of Autumn 2005 And 2006”. Environment International 35.2 (2009): 342 - 352. Web.

Dowdy, Andrew J, and Graham A Mills. Australian Fire Weather As Represented By The Mcarthur Forest Fire Danger Index And The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index. 2009. Print.

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Australian fire weather as represented by the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index and the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index

Dowdy, Andrew J et al. Australian Fire Weather As Represented By The Mcarthur Forest Fire Danger Index And The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index. 2009. 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.

“Attack By Wildfire”. Wcte. USA, United States of America , 2006. Print.

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Dowdy, Andrew J, and Graham A Mills. Atmospheric States Associated With The Ignition Of Lightning-Attributed Fires. 2009. Print.

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Atmospheric states associated with the ignition of lightning-attributed fires

Dowdy, Andrew J, and Graham A Mills. “Atmospheric And Fuel Moisture Characteristics Associated With Lightning-Attributed Fires”. Journal Of Applied Meteorology And Climatology (2012): 120604140651001. Web.

Barrett, G, and P Killey. Assessment Of The Application Of Compressed Air Foam Technology For Grassfire Fighting. 2006. Web.

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Killey, P, and G Barrett. An Assessment Of Drop Patterns, Penetration And Persistence Of Water And Foam Form Medium Aerial Platforms In Grassland, Open Woodlands And Pine Forest In The Act. 2006. Web.

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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.

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

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.

Roxburgh, Stephen et al. “Assessing The Carbon Sequestration Potential Of Forested Ecosystems: A Case Study From Temperate Australia.”. Journal Of Applied Ecology (2006): 1149-1159. Web.

Tolhurst, KG, and Derek Chong. “Assessing Potential House Losses Using Phoenix Rapidfire”. Bushfire Crc & Afac 2011 Conference Science Day 2011. Web.

Cruz, Miguel G, and ME Alexander. “Assessing Crown Fire Potential In Coniferous Forests Of Western North America: A Critique Of Current Approaches And Recent Simulation Studies”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 19.4 (2010): 377. Web.

Penman, TD. “Are Soil Temperatures During Autumn Prescribed Burning Hot Enough To Trigger Germination In Fire Responsive Species?”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire (2007): n. pag. Print.

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

McCaw, Lachlan W, T Hamilton, and C rumley. “Application Of Fire History Records To Contemporary Management Issues In South-West Australian Forests”. A Forest Conscienceness: Proceedings 6Th National Conference Of The Australian Forest History Society Inc 2005: 555-564. Print.

Andersen, AN et al. “Ant Community Responses To Experimental Fire And Logging In A Eucalypt Forest Of South-Eastern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 258.2 (2009): 188 - 197. Web.

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