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Urban planning capabilities for bushfire: treatment categories and scenario testing

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March, Alan
Riddell, Graeme
de Moraes, Leonardo Nogueira
Stanley, Janet
van Delden, Hedwig
Beilin, Ruth
Dovers, Stephen
Maier, Holger Robert

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Emergency Management Australia

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The challenges facing settlements relating to bushfire require integrated approaches that manage risks across a wide range of factors. This paper sets out a framework demonstrating how urban planning, when coupled with appropriate decision support and future scenario testing, can reduce risks relating to bushfire while considering future growth. Examples of how planning can modify aspects of risk in association with scenario testing are included. Five main categories of risk reduction treatments are shown. The paper contributes to risk reduction by providing practical mechanisms for risk avoidance and treatment via urban and land-use planning systems combined with forward scenario testing to guide existing settlements and future growth.

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Australian Journal of Emergency Management

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Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC BY-NC 4.0)

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