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Appendix D - Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan
Table 2 Modelled APZs for forest (FDI=80, Level Ground)
Asset protection Zones (m)
Fire Run Distance (m) Fast Growth Medium Growth Slow Groth
10 16 13 11
20 19 15 13
30 20 17 14
40 21 18 15
50 22 19 16
100 24 21 19
150 25 22 20
200 26 23 21
250 26 24 22
300 26 24 22
350 27 25 23
400 27 25 23
450 27 25 24
500 27 25 24
550 27 26 24
600 28 26 24
650 28 26 25
700 28 26 25
750 28 26 25
800 28 26 25
850 28 26 25
900 28 26 25
950 28 27 25
1000 28 27 25
1500 28 27 26
2000 28 27 27
2500 28 28 27
5000 28 28 28
5. Conclusions
To sum up, the following conclusions can be made:
(1) An approach for predicting the effect of fire run distance on bushfire behaviour has
been developed on the basis of the existing time dependant rate of spread equation
developed by Cheney.
(2) By utilizing the established approach, the implications of fire run distance for rating
bushfire hazard and prescribing APZs have been analysed for different fire
scenarios.
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