Wet forest fuels: managing Tasmania's most dangerous fuel type

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24 Oct 2016

This project is characterising fire behaviour in Tasmania's wet forests, such as temperate rainforests and wet heath. 

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Key Topics

fire
fuel reduction
modelling

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Dr James Furlaud
Completed PhD student
James.Furlaud@utas.edu.au

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