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Fire development in focus
Title | Fire development in focus |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2013 |
Authors | Maddock, N |
Journal | The Australian Journal of Emergency Management |
Issue | 94 |
Abstract | All bushfires start small - how they progress to large fires that can impact on communities and cause wide-scale destruction is being studied by a team of Bushfire CRC researchers. Until now, the existing knowledge of fire behaviour and tools for prediction assumed steady-state spread of a fire. Understanding the chances of a fire occurring, as well as the likelihood of spot fires, is essential to understanding the behaviour of bushfires under all possible weather conditions. |
URL | http://www.em.gov.au/Publications/Australianjournalofemergencymanagement/Currentissue/Pages/AJEM28ONE/Firedevelopmentinfocus.aspx |
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