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G. A. Mills, “Abrupt surface drying and fire weather Part 1: Overview and case study of the South Australian fires of 11 January 2005.”, Australian Meteorological Magazine , vol. 57, pp. 299-310, 2008.
A. Wain and Mills, G. A., “Analysis of near-surface transport from an oil storage facility at Hovea, Western Australia – a year of dispersion modelling.”, Consultancy Report to Arc Energy Pty Ltd, 2007.
A. E. A. Hasson, Mills, G. A., Timbal, B., and Walsh, K., “Assessing the impact of climate change on extreme fire weather events over southeastern Australia”, Climate Research, vol. 39, pp. 159-172, 2009.
A. E. A. Hasson, Mills, G. A., Timbal, B., and Walsh, K., “Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on Extreme Fire Weather in Southeast Australia”, CAWCR , 2008.
A. J. Dowdy and Mills, G. A., “Atmospheric and fuel moisture characteristics associated with lightning-attributed fires”, Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, p. 120604140651001, 2012.
A. J. Dowdy and Mills, G. A., “Atmospheric states associated with the ignition of lightning-attributed fires”, 2009.PDF icon Atmospheric states associated with the ignition of lightning-attributed fires (642.49 KB)
A. J. Dowdy and Mills, G. A., “Australian fire weather as represented by the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index and the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index”, 2009.PDF icon Australian fire weather  (1.9 MB)
A. J. Dowdy, Finkele, K., Mills, G. A., and De Groot, W., “Australian fire weather as represented by the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index and the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index.”, CAWCR , CTR010, 2009.
A. Wain and Mills, G. A., “The Australian Smoke Management Forecast System”, 2006.
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C. Lucas, Hennessey, K., Mills, G. A., and Bathols, J., “Bushfire Weather in Southeast Australia: Recent Trends and Projected Climate Change Impacts”, Bushfire CRC, 2007.
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A. J. Dowdy and Mills, G. A., “Characteristics of lightning-attributed wildland fires in south-east Australia”, International Journal of Wildland Fire, 2012.
H. Xinmei and Mills, G. A., “Classifying objectively identified wind changes using synoptic pressure cycles.”, BMRC , 2007.
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A. Wain, Mills, G. A., McCaw, L. W., and Brown, T., Developments in Environmental SciencesWildland Fires and Air PollutionChapter 23 Managing Smoke from Wildfires and Prescribed Burning in Southern Australia, vol. 8. Elsevier, 2008, pp. 535 - 550.
S. O'Neil, LARKIN, N., Hoadley, J., Mills, G. A., K. Vaughan, J., Draxler, R., Rolph, G., Ruminski, M., and A. Ferguson, S., Developments in Environmental SciencesWildland Fires and Air PollutionChapter 22 Regional Real-Time Smoke Prediction Systems, vol. 8. Elsevier, 2008, pp. 499 - 534.
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G. A. Mills, “On easterly changes over elevated terrain in Australia's southeast”, Australian Meteorological Magazine , vol. 56, pp. 177-190, 2007.
G. A. Mills, “Extreme surface drying and fire weather Part 2: A preliminary synoptic/dynamic climatology in the forested areas of southern Australia”, vol. 57, pp. 311-328, 2008.
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M. Peace, Mattner, T., and Mills, G. A., “Fire-atmosphere coupled numerical simulations show a fire changes the local meteorology”, 2013 Research Forum. 2013.
D. Gunasekera, Gonzalez-Caban, A., Handmer, J., Mills, G. A., and Bannister, T., “Framework for measuring the value of Australian Bureau of Meteorology fire weather services.Economic Value of Fire Weather Services.”, BMRC , 112, 2005.
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T. Brown, Mills, G. A., Ghidey, T., and Reinbold, H., “A High-Resolution Historical Fire Climate Data Set For Victoria”, AFAC 2008 Conference. USA, United States of America , 2008.PDF icon A High-Resolution Historical Fire Climate Data Set (3.76 MB)
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A. J. Dowdy, Mills, G. A., Finkele, K., and De Groot, W., “Index sensitivity analysis applied to the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index and the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index”, Meteorological Applications, p. n/a - n/a, 2009.
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G. A. Mills, “Lower Atmospheric Drying, Stability and Increased Wildfire Activity”, presented at the October 2005, Australia, 2005.PDF icon Lower Atmospheric Drying, Stability and Increased Wildfire Activity (396.21 KB)
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A. Wain, Mills, G. A., McCaw, L. W., and Brown, T., “Managing smoke from wildfires and prescribed burning in southern Australia”, in Wildland Fires and Air Pollution , A. Byternerowicz, Arbaugh, M., Riebau, A., and Andersen, C. Elsevier Ltd, 2008, pp. 541-556.
A. Wain, Lee, S., Mills, G. A., Hess, G. D., Cope, M. E., and Tindale, N., “Meteorological overview and verification of HYSPLIT and AAQFS dust forecasts for the dust storm of 22-24 October 2002”, Australian Meteorological Magazine , pp. 35-46, 2006.
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K. Finkele, Mills, G. A., Beard, G., and Jones, D., “National daily gridded soil moisture deficit and drought factors for use in prediction of forest fire danger index in Australia”, BMRC, 2006.
K. Finkele, Mills, G. A., Beard, G., and Jones, T., “National gridded drought factors and comparison of two soil moisture deficit formulations used in the rediction of forest fire danger index in Australia”, Australian Meteorological Magazine , pp. 183-197, 2006.

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