@article {bnh-5775,
	title = {Coupled fire atmosphere modelling annual report 2018-2019},
	number = {501},
	year = {2019},
	month = {08/2019},
	institution = {Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC},
	address = {Melbourne},
	abstract = {<p>The project goal is to improve understanding of fire and atmosphere interactions and feedback processes through running a coupled fire-atmosphere simulation model. Planned project outcomes include: preparation of meteorological and simulation case studies of significant fire events, installation and testing of the ACCESS-Fire coupled model on the National Computing Infrastructure (NCI) and preparation of training material to support operational implementation of research findings.</p><p>The project started in March 2016, and progress over the past three years has been on several fronts; 1) publication of a case study of the Waroona fire and related outreach activities 2) implementing, developing and testing the coupled fire-atmosphere model ACCESS-Fire 3) operational support during high-impact events and 4) draft of the paper {\textquoteright} Lessons learned from coupled fire-atmosphere research and implications for operational fire modelling{\textquoteright}.</p>},
	keywords = {bushfire prediction, coupled-fire, fire behavour. fire impacts, modelling},
	issn = {501},
	author = {Mika Peace and Jeffrey Kepert and Harvey Ye}
}
