Effects of weather, fuel and terrain on fire severity in topographically diverse landscapes of south-eastern Australia

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@propinqua In a scientific analysis of fires in SE Australia, the effect of extreme weather was found to be over 50 times more important than the effect of Time Since Last Fire: https://t.co/GqHLf3T6hu (see ratios of Odds Multiplier vs TSFLOG) https://t.

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RT @DrBreaky: @propinqua Also, this: "Weather was the major influence on fire severity" https://t.co/GqHLf3T6hu

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@propinqua Also, this: "Weather was the major influence on fire severity" https://t.co/GqHLf3T6hu

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