There have been lots of estimates of C emissions following the Australian #BlackSummer fires. How do they stack up against field observations? Our new paper looks at this, and post-fire tree mortality.
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https://t.co/Csb8q4iDIf
Our new paper synthesises the analyses the @BushfireHub did on the #BlackSummer fires for the NSW Inquiry, and many recent papers on the fires. We also ask: what have we learned from the fires, and will we be better prepared next time?
https://t.co/grshH50YrF
A thread:
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New Hub research:
Hub researchers have developed a framework for quantifying the consumption of shrubby fuels during fire. This is important for estimating smoke emissions and modelling post-fire fuel accumulation https://t.co/4h8UgOVlb0
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@jo_horsfall Do you remember doing the GIS course and we all had to wear jeans and jumpers beacuse it was always freezing!?! 30+ outside and we were wearing jeans!
Testing out the trail cam on our #backyardbirds. Also pumped to get a shot of our resident possum- haven't been seeing it around since our other late night guest showed up!
And we have lift off!
This morning, all three Collins St Falcon chicks took the plunge, leaping from the ledge of a window high above Melbourne – much to the delight of their many fans across the world. Thanks for tuning in to the most successful year of the live stream yet!
We have two PhD scholarships available at @westsyduhie one to study post-fire tree mortality, and the other to study forest flammability. Both involve fieldwork. Please re-tweet.
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Were you threatened or affected by the Black Summer bushfires? Residents and visitors to bushfire affected areas are invited to share their experiences for #UOW and @bnhcrc research for the @NSWRFS. Complete the online survey here: https://t.co/HYvx2kT7fw
Did you miss today’s Webinar: Impacts of the 2019/20 fires on vegetation communities and threatened species?
Watch anytime on our website. https://t.co/7XGq5Pkkxn
For our next virtual seminar we invite Dr @katharinehaynes (@UOW), Dr @Matalena_T (@Macquarie_Uni) & Dr @wjwhittaker (@UOW) to share their work on residents’ embodied & sensory engagements w/ floods & bushfires: https://t.co/401XOlvjuh
Join us for the Bushfire Hub webinar series:
Hub contributions to the NSW Bushfire Inquiry 2020
21st - 25th September
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It was a privilege to be able to make some modest contributions to the analyses by the @BushfireHub for the NSW Bushfire Inquiry. Here's a summary (full reports available soon)