Research outputs and artefacts

Tools for end users and research collaborators

Resources: extending the reach and relevance of our research (photo: Google)

Resource collections

Resources are a tangible expression of the CRC's research work. These resources are organised into several collections by type of content, eg: webinar, photo gallery, poster presentation, slideshow, etc.

Within each collection you can sort or filter on topic, author, date.

As the CRC progresses we will add an archival explorer here to facilitate easy access to the collections. For now, please look through the People and Projects that interest you: any relevant Resources will be linked from those locations.

Latest publications

Exploring Volunteer Turnover Reasons, Intentions, and Behaviour

D. Holtrop; C. Soo; M. Gagné; D. Kragt; P. Dunlop; A. Luksyte
Development of Capability Targets for the NSW Emergency Management Sector

A. Gissing
Cultural land management in southeastern Australia - Black Summer final report

O. Costello; T. Dilworth; K. Haynes; T. Jansen; T. Neale
Using videos in floods and bushfires to educate, signal risk, and promote protective action in the community

P. Dootson; E. Kuligowski; S. Murray
Fire coalescence and mass spot fire dynamics - final project report

J.J. Sharples; J. Hilton; A. Sullivan; R. Badlan
Guidance framework for the selection of different fuel management strategies

A. Jeanneau; A. Zecchin; H. van Delden; T. McNaught; H. Maier
Identifying opportunities for the use of different fuel management strategies in WA

A. Jeanneau; A. Zecchin; H. van Delden; T. McNaught; H. Maier
Influence of climate change and fuel management on bushfire risk in Western Australia

A. Jeanneau; A. Zecchin; H. van Delden; T. McNaught; H. Maier

Type	Date	Title	Download	Key Topics
	Jun 2021	Mental Health Resources: Support Lines and Websites		mental health, recruitment, volunteering
Poster	Aug 2014	Fire danger indices: Current limitations and a pathway towards better indices	Download (352.96 KB)
Poster	Aug 2019	Volunteers and their supporters want more direct, regular access to research; shared learning networks can fill the gap – with time.	Download (606.13 KB)	volunteering
Poster	Aug 2016	Community-led recovery in an emergency and disaster	Download (518.35 KB)	infrastructure, resilience
Presentation-Slideshow	Dec 2014	Enhancing resilience of critical road structures	Download (1.4 MB)	engineering, environments, resilience
Poster	Aug 2014	Optimising mitigation measures policy and planning decision support	Download (411.24 KB)
Presentation-Slideshow	Oct 2020	International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction_Lisa Gibbs	Download (2.25 MB)
Presentation-Slideshow	Sep 2018	Hazard smart remote communities in Northern Australia	Download (1.29 MB)	fire, Northern Australia
Poster	Aug 2015	Community-Led Recovery in the Context of Emergencies and Disaster: A Case Study of Community Resilience in the 2013 Forcett Tasmania Bushfire	Download (231.39 KB)	communities, resilience
Poster	Aug 2020	Improving Flash Flood Response Outcomes Through Emergency Warnings and Improved Regional Forecasting Techniques	Download (357.11 KB)	flood
Presentation-Slideshow	Sep 2015	A bushfire evacuation planning service utilising multiple simulation systems	Download (1.45 MB)	fire, planning, risk analysis
Presentation-Slideshow	Oct 2018	The seven sins of emergency management	Download (1.18 MB)
	Oct 2016	Community Impacts of Smoke	Download (2.26 MB)
Presentation-Slideshow	Sep 2015	The integration of informal volunteers into animal emergency management	Download (2.23 MB)	animals, risk management
Poster	Sep 2017	An improved approach to understanding social vulnerability and hazard risk	Download (1.96 MB)	decision making, mitigation, planning
	Oct 2016	Dynamic Smoke Modelling	Download (2.41 MB)
Presentation-Slideshow	Jan 2016	Monitoring winds over complex terrain with a PAWS anemometer array	Download (3.98 MB)
Presentation-Audio-Video	Sep 2018	AFAC18 - Continuing the conversation: Changing the emergency management sector for the better	Download (0 bytes)	diversity and inclusion, organisational
Poster	Aug 2016	The integration of informal volunteers into animal emergency management. Managing Animals in Disasters (MAiD): improving preparedness, response, and resilience through individual and organisational collaboration	Download (311.71 KB)	infrastructure, resilience
Presentation-Audio-Video	Oct 2014	Managing animals in disasters (MAiD): Experiences of emergency services personnel		animals, emergency management