selected publications
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academic article
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Bradstock RANolan RHCollins LResco de Dios VClarke HJenkins MKenny BBoer MM. A broader perspective on the causes and consequences of eastern Australia's 2019–20 season of mega‐fires: A response to Adams et al..
Global Change Biology.
26:e8-e9.
2020
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Gibson RDanaher THehir WCollins L. A remote sensing approach to mapping fire severity in south-eastern Australia using sentinel 2 and random forest.
Remote Sensing of Environment.
240.
2020
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Nolan RHBoer MMCollins LResco de Dios VClarke HJenkins MKenny BBradstock RA. Causes and consequences of eastern Australia's 2019–20 season of mega-fires.
Global Change Biology.
26:1039-1041.
2020
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Collins L. Eucalypt forests dominated by epicormic resprouters are resilient to repeated canopy fires.
Journal of Ecology.
108:310-324.
2020
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Jiang MMedlyn BEDrake JEDuursma RAAnderson ICBarton CVMBoer MMCarrillo YCastaneda-Gomez LCollins LCrous KYDe Kauwe MGdos Santos BMEmmerson KMFacey SLGherlenda ANGimeno TEHasegawa SJohnson SNKannaste AMacdonald CAMahmud KMoore BDNazaries LNeilson EHJNielsen UNNiinemets UNoh NJOchoa-Hueso RPathare VSPendall EPihlblad JPineiro JPowell JRPower SAReich PBRenchon AARiegler MRinnan RRymer PDSalomon RLSingh BKSmith BTjoelker MGWalker JKMWujeska-Klause AYang JZaehle SEllsworth DS. The fate of carbon in a mature forest under carbon dioxide enrichment.
Nature.
580:227-231+.
2020
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Watson GMFrench KCollins L. Timber harvest and frequent prescribed burning interact to affect the demography of Eucalypt species.
Forest Ecology and Management.
475:1-11.
2020
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Collins LMcCarthy GMellor ANewell GSmith L. Training data requirements for fire severity mapping using Landsat imagery and random forest.
Remote Sensing of Environment.
245:1-14.
2020
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Collins LBradstock RXimenes FHorsey BSawyer RPenman T. Aboveground forest carbon shows different responses to fire frequency in harvested and unharvested forests.
Ecological Applications.
29.
2019
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Parks SAHolsinger LMKoontz MJCollins LWhitman EParisien M-ALoehman RABarnes JLBourdon J-FBoucher JBoucher YCaprio ACCollingwood AHall RJPark JSaperstein LBSmetanka CSmith RJSoverel N. Giving Ecological Meaning to Satellite-Derived Fire Severity Metrics across North American Forests.
Remote Sensing.
11.
2019
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Jenkins MPrice OCollins LPenman TBradstock R. The influence of planting size and configuration on landscape fire risk.
Journal of Environmental Management.
248.
2019
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Collins LBennett ALeonard SPenman TD. Wildfire refugia in forests: Severe fire weather and drought mute the influence of topography and fuel age.
Global Change Biology.
25:3829-3843.
2019
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Gordon CEBendall ERStares MGCollins LBradstock RA. Aboveground carbon sequestration in dry temperate forests varies with climate not fire regime.
Global Change Biology.
24:4280-4292.
2018
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Collins LBoer MMde Dios VRPower SABendall ERHasegawa SHueso RONevado JPBradstock RA. Effects of competition and herbivory over woody seedling growth in a temperate woodland trump the effects of elevated CO2.
Oecologia.
187:811-823.
2018
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Stares MCollins LLaw BFrench K. Long-Term Effect of Prescribed Burning Regimes and Logging on Coarse Woody Debris in South-Eastern Australia.
Forests.
9:1-14.
2018
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Collins LGriffioen PNewell GMellor A. The utility of Random Forests for wildfire severity mapping.
Remote Sensing of Environment.
216:374-384.
2018
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Collins LBradstock RAResco de Dios VDuursma RAVelasco SBoer MM. Understorey productivity in temperate grassy woodland responds to soil water availability but not to elevated [CO2].
Global Change Biology.
24:2366-2376.
2018
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Jenkins MCollins LPrice OPenman TZylstra PHorsey BBradstock R. Environmental values and fire hazard of eucalypt plantings.
Ecosphere.
7.
2016
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Collins LPenman TDPrice OFBradstock RA. Adding fuel to the fire? Revegetation influences wildfire size and intensity.
Journal of Environmental Management.
150:196-205.
2015
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Penman TDNicholson AEBradstock RACollins LPenman SHPrice OF. Reducing the risk of house loss due to wildfires.
Environmental Modelling and Software.
67:12-25.
2015
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Caccamo GBradstock RCollins LPenman TWatson P. Using MODIS data to analyse post-fire vegetation recovery in Australian eucalypt forests.
Journal of Spatial Science.
60:341-352.
2015
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Collins LBradstock RAPenman TD. Can precipitation influence landscape controls on wildfire severity' A case study within temperate eucalypt forests of south-eastern Australia.
International Journal of Wildland Fire.
23:9-20.
2014
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Collins LPenman TXimenes FDABinns DYork ABradstock R. Impacts of frequent burning on live tree carbon biomass and demography in post-harvest regrowth forest.
Forests.
5:802-821.
2014
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Penman TDCollins LSyphard ADKeeley JEBradstock RA. Influence of fuels, weather and the built environment on the exposure of property to wildfire.
PLoS ONE.
9.
2014
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Penman TDCollins LPrice OFBradstock RAMetcalf SChong DMO. Examining the relative effects of fire weather, suppression and fuel treatment on fire behaviour - A simulation study.
Journal of Environmental Management.
131:325-333.
2013
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Collins LBradstock RATasker EMWhelan RJ. Can gullies preserve complex forest structure in frequently burnt landscapes?.
Biological Conservation.
153:177-186.
2012
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Collins LBradstock RATasker EMWhelan RJ. Impact of fire regimes, logging and topography on hollows in fallen logs in eucalypt forest of south eastern Australia.
Biological Conservation.
149:23-31.
2012
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Bradstock RAHammill KACollins LPrice O. Effects of weather, fuel and terrain on fire severity in topographically diverse landscapes of south-eastern Australia.
Landscape Ecology.
25:607-619.
2010
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Whelan RJCollins LLoemker R. Predicting threatened species responses to fuel reduction for asset protection.
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland.
115:77-83.
2009
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Bradstock RANolan RHCollins LResco de Dios VClarke HJenkins MKenny BBoer MM. A broader perspective on the causes and consequences of eastern Australia's 2019–20 season of mega‐fires: A response to Adams et al..
Global Change Biology.
26:e8-e9.
2020
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conference paper
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Collins LPenman TDPrice OFBradstock RA. Will environmental revegetation increase the threat wildfire poses to assets?.
Proceedings - 20th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation, MODSIM 2013.
160-166.
2013
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Collins LPenman TDPrice OFBradstock RA. Will environmental revegetation increase the threat wildfire poses to assets?.
Proceedings - 20th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation, MODSIM 2013.
160-166.
2013