Use of integrated training products to support grassland curing observers (#100)
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What is so scary about planning for bushfire? – CFA’s approach to strategic settlement planning (#101)
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Implementing a risk-based approach to strategic bushfire management planning on public land (#102)
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Water immersion cooling of firefighters - Forearms or multiple body segments? (#104)
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Building community resilience to disasters - what could and should emergency service organisations be doing to empower communities to take effective action and leading roles in the mitigation of risk. (#105)
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Emerging trends in emergency public communication (#106)
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The European Union (EU) Civil Protection Mechanism: A possible model for improving the emergency services’ capability (#107)
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Building bushfire impact analysis in NSW (#108)
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Development of an automated online system for operational collating and mapping of grassland curing data (#109)
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Effectiveness of Fire & Rescue NSW's Community Fire Units (#110)
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Occupational stress and health-related quality of life in South Australian urban professional firefighters (#111)
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High-detail fuel moisture content monitoring using the RISERnet sensor network (#112)
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Operational readiness of rural firefighters: impact of low sleep and high temperatures. (#113)
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International perspectives on community engagement in the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) (#114)
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The use of grazing for fuel management in the Australian Capital Territory (#115)
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Large animal emergency rescue after disasters: Keeping responders and animals safe (#117)
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Effective wildfire communication in New Zealand: target the audience, tailor the message and tune the method (#119)
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The new Sentinel hotspots monitoring system - Continuing to assist capability building (#121)
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Combination of satellite data and ground-based observations for curing assessment (#122)
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Integration of fire behaviour analysis into operational systems - A case study October 2013 fires (#123)
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Fire Weather Portal Project and the impact of spatial weather on the NSW Rural Fire Service (#124)
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Defining emergency risk and building disaster resilience for communities (#125)
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Operational understanding of extreme fires (#126)
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Understanding the implications of the Hazard and operating environment: An intelligence capability for emergency management decision-Makers (#127)
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Improvements to grassland curing and Fire Danger Ratings in Victoria (#128)
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Automated sensing systems for ground-based monitoring of grassland curing (#129)
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Design of an operational system for mapping grassland curing in New Zealand (#130)
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Cooling firefighters using practical methods - What works well in hot & humid environments? (#131)
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A fire and emergency services capability framework (#132)
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Emergency services reporting on extraordinary events (#133)
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Two years after the 2011 'summer of disasters'... how has use of social media in disasters changed? (#134)
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An untapped resource: Archetypes of the human-animal bond to increase the disaster resilience of animal owners and responders (#135)
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Iced slush and cold-water immersion are effective at rapidly reducing core temperatures of urban firefighters following emergency response. (#136)
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Ageing firefighters may impair the quality of emergency responses (#137)
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Introducing a new technical specialist capability: lessons from developing the Fire Behaviour Analysis role (#139)
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Learn from adversity? It happens – Just get over it! (#140)
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Safety through leadership (#142)
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Building resilience through Community Flood Reference Groups (#120)
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Meteorological and fire behavioural lessons learned from the Aberfeldy Fire, Victoria, 17th January 2013 (#138)
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