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S. Bushnell and Cottrell, A., “Living with bushfires: What do people expect?”, in Communities living with hazards, D. King and Cottrell, A. Townsville: Centre for Disaster Studies, James Cook University, 2007, pp. 215 - 253.

S. Bushnell and Cottrell, A., “Increasing community resilience to bushfire - implications from a North Queensland community case study”, The Australian Journal of Emergency Management , vol. 22, p. 3-Sep, 2007.

S. Bushnell, Balcombe, L. J., and Cottrell, A., “Community and fire service perceptions of bushfire issues in Tamborine Mountain: what's the difference?”, Australian Journal of Emergency Management , vol. 22, p. 3-Sep, 2007.

S. Bushnell, Cottrell, A., Spillman, M., and Lowe, D., “Understanding Communities Living with Bushfire: The Thuringowa Bushfire Case Study”, Bushfire CRC, 2006.

S. Bushnell, Cottrell, A., Spillman, M., and Lowe, D., “Thuringowa Bushfire Case Study - Technical Report”, Bushfire CRC, 2006.

thuringowa_tech_report_small-final.pdf (1.04 MB)

R. Burrows, “Retrospective measures of fire intensity using epicormic sprouting and sapling frequency in the southern jarrah forest of southwestern Australia”, Bushfires CRC, 2007.

S. Buckman, Brownlie, K. C., Bourman, R. P., Murray-Wallace, C. V., Morris, R., Lachlan, T. J., Robertson, A., Arnold, L. J., and Cann, J. H., “Holocene palaeofire records in a high-level, proximal valley-fill (Wilson Bog), Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia”, The Holocene , vol. 7, pp. 1017-1029, 2009.

T. N. Buckley, Turnbull, T. L., Pfautsch, S., and Adams, M. A., “Sap flow in Australian subalpine forests & woodlands suggests nocturnal transpiration contributes significantly to stand water balance and is inversely related to soil moisture.”, Plant, Cell & Environment, 2007.

T. N. Buckley, Turnbull, T. L., Pfautsch, S., Gharun, M., and Adams, M. A., “Differences in water use between mature and post-fire regrowth stands of subalpine Eucalyptus delegatensis R. Baker”, Forest Ecology and Management, vol. 270, pp. 1 - 10, 2012.

T. N. Buckley, “Adaption of tree carbon water balance to high Co2: are stomata up to the task?”, 2007.

T. N. Buckley, Turnbull, T. L., and Adams, M. A., “Simple models for stomatal conductance derived from a process model: cross-validation against sap flux data.”, Plant, Cell & Environment, p. no - no, 2012.

T. N. Buckley, “The role of stomatal acclimation in modelling tree adaptation to high Co2.”, Journal of Experimental Botany, vol. 59, p. 11, 2008.

C. Bryant, “Understanding bushfire: trends in deliberate vegetation fires in Australia”, Australian Institute of Criminology, 2008.

T. Brown, Mills, G. A., Ghidey, T., and Reinbold, H., “A High-Resolution Historical Fire Climate Data Set For Victoria”, AFAC 2008 Conference. USA, United States of America , 2008.

A High-Resolution Historical Fire Climate Data Set (3.76 MB)

D. Brown, “‘How do Residents in Bushfire Prone Areas View the Bushfire Risk of their Local Area and their Homes?'”, 2013 Research Forum. 2013.

B. Brooks, “Summary of issues emerging in coordination breakdown from secondary sources (in particular inquires and similar)”, 2011.

summary_issues_emerging_in_coordination_report.pdf (474.16 KB)

B. Brooks and Owen, C., “Training Pathways for Effective Emergency Management Coordination above the IMT”, 2012.

training_pathways_for_effective_em_coordination_above_the_imt.pdf (991.56 KB)

K. E. C. Brennan, Ashby, L., Major, J. D., Moir, M. L., and Koch, J. M., “Simplifying assessment of forest management practices for invertebrates: How effective are higher taxon and habitat surrogates for spiders following prescribed burning?”, Forest Ecology & Management, pp. 123-154, 2006.

K. E. C. Brennan, Christie, F. J., and York, A., “Global climate change and litter decomposition: more frequent fire slows decomposition and increases the functional importance of inverterates.”, Global Change Biology, 2009.

K. E. C. Brennan, Moir, M. L., and Wittkuhn, R., “Fire refugia: The mechanism governing animal survivorship within a highly flammable plant”, Austral Ecology, p. no - no, 2010.

R. A. Bradstock, Price, O. F., Penman, T. D., Penman, S., Gill, N., Eriksen, C., Dun, O., Brennan-Horley, C., and Wilkinson, C., “Social Construct of Fuels in the Interface (Project One) Final Report”, 2014.

social_construct_of_fuels_in_the_interface_one_0.pdf (3.68 MB)

R. A. Bradstock, Cohn, J. S., A. Gill, M., Bedward, M., and Lucas, C., “Prediction of the probability of large fires in the Sydney region of south-eastern Australia using fire weather”, International Journal of Wildland Fire, vol. 18, no. 8, p. 932, 2009.

P. A. Bowditch, Sargeant, A. J., Leonard, J. E., and Macindoe, L., “Window and Glazing Exposure to Laboratory-Simulated Bushfires”, 2006.

_66d_window_and_glazing_2006-205.pdf (1.67 MB)

P. A. Bowditch, Leonard, J. E., and Macindoe, L., “Measurements of Moisture Content in Decking Timbers Exposed to Bushfire Weather Conditions”, 2007.

8730_cmmt-2007-141-measurements-moisture-content-decking-timbers-exposed-bushfire-weather-conditions.pdf (3.4 MB)

P. A. Bowditch, “House Fire Spread, an investigation – Gulgong NSW”, CSIRO - Manufacturing and Infrastructure Technology, Fire Science and Technology Laboratory, 2006.

_be55_gulgong_2006-206_final.pdf (1.14 MB)

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