@article {bnh-1360,
	title = {National Fire Danger Rating System Probabalistic Framework: year two report},
	number = {008},
	year = {2014},
	abstract = {<p>Fire danger ratings in Australia currently rely heavily on McArthur{\textquoteright}s indices for forests and grasslands. Advances in fire and in meteorological science means that these indices do not adequately reflect current knowledge or recent technological advances. We now have the capability to provide information on fire danger at a much greater spatial and temporal resolution than previously, but do not fully utilise it. The indices are used for a wider range of purposes than originally envisaged, and growing societal expectations and changes in communication technology provide both the impetus and opportunity for a more detailed and more accurate service.</p><p>This is the final report for year two of this research project.</p>},
	author = {Trent Penman and Bedward, M. and Ross Bradstock}
}
