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S. J. O’Neill and Handmer, J., “Responding to bushfire risk: the need for transformative adaptation”, Environmental Research Letters, vol. 7, no. 1, p. 014018, 2012.

C. Owen, Bhandari, R., Bearman, C., Abbasi, A., and Brooks, B., “Organising for Effective Incident Management Final Report”, 2014.

organising_for_effective_incident_management_final_report.pdf (1.6 MB)

C. Owen, Bosomworth, K., Bearman, C., and Brooks, B., “Strategic emergency management in Australia and New Zealand - discussion paper on implications of research”, 2013.

discussion_paper_for_consultation.pdf (990.02 KB)

C. Owen, Dwyer, I., and Douglas, J., “A review of the IMT-related literature in fire and emergency management settings”, 2006.

C. Owen, “Improving information flow in multi-agency emergency response”, Journal of Emergency Management, 2008.

C. Owen, Beguin, P., and Wackers, G., “Introduction: Shifting the Focus to Human Work within omplex Socio-technical Systems”, in Risky Work Environments: Reappraising Human Work Within Fallible Systems, Ashgate, 2009, pp. 1-10.

C. Owen, “Report on the French – Australian/New Zealand Collaborative Research Exchange”, 2012.

C. Owen, “Instructor beliefs and their mediation of instructor strategies”, Journal of Workplace Learning, vol. 21, no. 6, pp. 477 - 495, 2009.

C. Owen, Bosomworth, K., and Brooks, B., “Discussion paper synopsis: challenges for strategic emergency management”, 2013.

discussion_paper_synopsis.pdf (782.88 KB)

C. Owen and Bremner, P. A., “Firefighter decision making at the local incident and regional/state control levels”, in Human Factors Challenges in Emergency Management Enhancing Individual and Team Performance in Fire and Emergency Services, Ashgate, 2014.

C. Owen, “The changing nature of emergency services multi-agency coordination”, in Bushfire CRC & AFAC 2011 Conference Science Day, Sydney, Australia, 2011.

C. Owen, Douglas, J., and Hickey, G., “Mapping information flow to emergency partner organisations during fire-related critical events”, Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victoria, 2008.

C. Owen, “Gendered communication and public safety: Women, men and incident management”, Australian Journal of Emergency Management, The, vol. 28, no. 2, pp. 3-10, 2013.

C. Owen, “Multiple agency incident management organising: past, present, and future challenges”, Journal of Organizational Studies, 2008.

C. Owen, Mesman, J., Marc, J., and Rogalski, J., “Accomplishing Reliability within Fallible Systems”, in Risky Work Environments: Reappraising Human Work Within Fallible Systems, Ashgate, 2009, pp. 99-148.

C. Owen, “Information systems implications for information flow between layers in emergency management coordination”, 2012.

infomation_systems_implications_for_information_flow_between_layers_in_em_coord_report.pdf (457.4 KB)

C. Owen, Dwyer, I., Douglas, J., and Hickey, G., “Observation Schedule for use in Phase Three”, University of Tasmania, 2007.

C. Owen, “Conclusion: Towards developmental work within complex and falliable systems”, in Risky Work Environments: Reappraising Human Work Within Fallible Systems, Ashgate, 2009, pp. 197-206.

C. Owen, Bosomworth, K., Bearman, C., Brooks, B., Fogarty, L., and Conway, G., “Politics, Policies and Paradigms: Challenges of Change in Future Emergency Management”, 2013 Annual Conference. 2013.

C. Owen, “Challenges and implications facing senior personnel engaged at regional and state levels of emergency management operation coordination”, 2012.

C. Owen and Dwyer, I., “Review of Incident Management Teamwork and multi-agency collaboration”, 2010.

aiims_national_report_bcrc_utas_v2.pdf (780.3 KB)

C. Owen, “Analysing the activity of work in emergency incident management”, Activites, vol. 4, 2007.

C. Owen, “Near-Misses and Mistakes in Risky Work: An Exploration of Work Practices in High-3 Environments”, in Risky Work Environments: Reappraising Human Work Within Fallible Systems, Ashgate, 2009, pp. 173-196.

M. Osborn, “The Role of Fungi in Fire-prone Eucalypt Forest Communities and Effects of Frequent Burning on Fungal Networks”, University of Melbourne, 2007.

T. Opperman, Gould, J. S., Finney, M., and Tymstra, C., “Applying Fire Spread Simulators in New Zealand and Australia: Results from an International Seminar”, 2006.

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