Geographic patterns of fire severity following an extreme eucalyptus forest fire in Southern Australia

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19 Sep 2018

Geographic patterns of fire severity following an extreme eucalyptus forest fire in Southern Australia

Geographic patterns of fire severity following an extreme eucalyptus forest fire in Southern Australia
Geographic patterns of fire severity following an extreme eucalyptus forest fire in Southern Australia

How did fire severity and intensity vary across the landscape? How did satellite-based measures of fire severity perform against the ‘gold standard’ aerial photo classification? What were the constraints of landscape fire severity using dNBR classification?

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Mercy Ndalila
PhD student
merndal@yahoo.com
Dr Grant Williamson
Grant.Williamson@utas.edu.au
Prof David Bowman
Researcher
David.Bowman@utas.edu.au

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