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Phillips, Matthew et al. “Pack Hike Test Finishing Time For Australian Firefighters: Pass Rates And Correlates Of Performance”. Applied Ergonomics 42.3 (2011): 411 - 418. Web.

Parr, CL, and AN Andersen. “Patch Mosaic Burning For Biodiversity Conservation: A Critique Of The Pyrodiversity Paradigm”. Conservation Biology 20.6 (2006): 1610 - 1619. Web.

Penman, TD et al. “Patchiness Of Prescribed Burns In Dry Sclerophyll Eucalypt Forests In South-Eastern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 252.1-3 (2007): 24 - 32. Web.

Penman, TD, Doug L Binns, and Rodney P Kavanagh. “Patch-Occupancy Modeling As A Method For Monitoring Changes In Forest Floristics: A Case Study In Southeastern Australia”. Conservation Biology 23.3 (2009): 740 - 749. Web.

de Ligt, Robert. “Patterns In The Probability Of Burning With Time-Since-Fire In The Greater Sydney Region.”. School Of Resources, Environment And Society 2005. Web.

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Bell, Tina, and I Oliveras. “Perceptions Of Prescribed Burning In A Local Forest Community In Victoria, Australia”. Environmental Management 38.5 (2006): 867 - 878. Web.

Bell, Tina, and I Oliveras. “Perceptions Of Prescribed Burning In A Local Forest Community In Victoria, Australia”. Environmental Management 2006: n. pag. Print.

Flaherty, C. “Persistence Of Callitris Patches In A Highly Flammable Landscape, South Western Australia. ”. School Of Plant Biology 2007. Web.

Tolhurst, KG, Derek Chong, and M Strandgard. Phoenix - Under The Hood. Fire Simulator Description. 2006. Print.

Mell, William et al. “A Physics-Based Approach To Modelling Grassland Fires”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 16.1 (2007): 1. Web.

Cottrell, Alison, and David King. “Planning For More Bushfires: Implications Of Urban Growth And Climate Change”. Queensland Planner 47 (2007): 23-26. Web.

McLennan, Blythe J, and John Handmer. Policy Review Mechanisms For Sharing Responsibility A Report Of The Sharing Responsibility Project. 2011. Print.

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Paton, Douglas. “Positive Adaptation To Disaster And Traumatic Consequences: Resilience And Readiness”. Australasian Journal Of Disaster And Trauma Studies (2005): n. pag. Web.

McLennan, Jim, and Adrian Birch. “A Potential Crisis In Wildfire Emergency Response Capability? Australia's Volunteer Firefighters”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 101 - 107. Web.

Reisen, Fabienne, Raphaele Blanchi, and Amalie Tibbits. “Potential Health Impacts To Residents From Smoke Exposure During Bushfires”. Forest Ecology And Management 234 (2006): S148 - S148. Web.

“Power-Law Behaviour Of Wildland Fires Reflects Fractality Of Fire Weather?”. Geophysical Research Abstracts 2005. Web.

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Cheney, NP et al. “Predicting Fire Behaviour In Dry Eucalypt Forest In Southern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 280 (2012): 120 - 131. Web.

Hollis, JJ. “Predicting Woody Fuel Consumption In Eucalypt Forest Fires In Southern Australia”. 2011. Web.

Bradstock, Ross A et al. “Prediction Of The Probability Of Large Fires In The Sydney Region Of South-Eastern Australia Using Fire Weather”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 18.8 (2009): 932. Web.

Barrow, L, and CL Parr. “A Preliminary Investigation Of Temporal Patterns In Semiarid Ant Communities: Variation With Habitat Type”. Austral Ecology 33.5 (2008): 653 - 662. Web.

Macindoe, L, and JE Leonard. Preliminary Tests On Roof Sarking Exposed To Simulated Ember Attack. 2008. Print.

Close, DC et al. “Premature Decline Of Eucalyptus And Altered Ecosystem Processes In The Absence Of Fire In Some Australian Forests”. The Botanical Review 75.2 (2009): 191 - 202. Web.

Paton, Douglas. “Preparing For And Responding To Adverse Events: Perspectives On Natural And Political Hazards”. Australasian Journal Of Disaster And Trauma Studies (2005): n. pag. Web.

Paton, Douglas, and Lyndsey Wright. “Preparing For Bushfires: The Public Education Challenges Facing Fire Agencies”. Community Bushfire Safety. John Handmer & Haynes, Katharine. 2008. Print.

Paton, Douglas et al. “Preparing For Bushfires: Understanding Intentions”. Disaster Prevention And Management 15.4 (2006): 566 - 575. Web.

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