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Carbon Accounting and Savanna Fire Management
Editor(s): Brett P. Murphy; Andrew C. Edwards; Mick Meyers; Jeremy Russell-Smith
Print Publication Date: 2015
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643108523
ISBN: 9780643108523
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Preface and Acknowledgements
CHAPTER 2.
List of Contributors
CHAPTER 3.
1 Reimagining Fire Management in Fire-Prone Northern Australia*
Jeremy Russell-Smith
CHAPTER 4.
2 Fire Patterns in North Australian Savannas: Extending the Reach of Incentives for Savanna Fire Emissions Abatement*
Jeremy Russell-Smith
CHAPTER 5.
3 Fire Extent Mapping: Procedures, Validation and Website Application
CHAPTER 6.
4 Vegetation Fuel Type Classification for Lower Rainfall Savanna Burning Abatement Projects
Jeremy Russell-Smith
CHAPTER 7.
5 The Operational Role of Satellite-Based Fire Data in Savanna Burning Methodologies
Shaun Ansell , Aaron Crosbie , Jarrad Holmes , Aidan Joseph , Sarah Legge , Ben Lewis , Anna Pickworth , Tom Vigilante , Jake Weigl
CHAPTER 8.
6 Fuel Accumulation, Consumption and Fire Patchiness in the Lower Rainfall Savanna Region
Jeremy Russell-Smith
CHAPTER 9.
7 Leaf and Coarse Fuel Accumulation and Relationships with Vegetation Attributes in 'Evergreen' Tropical Eucalypt Savannas
Nicholas Cuff
CHAPTER 10.
8 Measuring and Mapping Fire Severity in the Tropical Savannas
Jeremy Russell-Smith , Stefan W. Maier
CHAPTER 11.
9 Biomass Combustion and Emission Processes in the Northern Australian Savannas
Garry D. Cook
CHAPTER 12.
10 Application of a Lower Rainfall Savanna Burning Emissions Abatement Methodology
Jeremy Russell-Smith
CHAPTER 13.
11 Reconciling 'Bottom-up' and 'Top-down' Greenhouse Gas Accounting Methodologies for Savanna Burning in Northern Australia
Martin Cope
CHAPTER 14.
12 Fire or Water: which Limits Tree Biomass in Australian Savannas?*
Brett P. Murphy
CHAPTER 15.
13 Predicting the Effects of Fire Management on Carbon Stock Dynamics Using Statistical and Process-based Modelling
Brett P. Murphy
CHAPTER 16.
14 Towards a Methodology for Increased Carbon Sequestration in Dead Fuels Through Implementation of Less Severe Fire Regimes in Savannas
Brett P. Murphy
CHAPTER 17.
15 Where to from Here?
Robert Fisher , Lindsay B. Hutley , Peter Jacklyn , Glenn James , Sarah Legge , Adam C. Liedloff , Dominique Lynch , Stefan Maier , C. P. (Mick) Meyer , Catherine Monagle , Brett P. Murphy , Sofia Oliveira , Peter J. Whitehead , Cameron P. Yates
CHAPTER 18.
Index
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