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Bushfire Management Report
Ecological Natural Area Management
6.3 Tabulation of the Potential Bushfire Intensity Class
Using the inputs derived above, the Potential Bushfire Intensity Classes for the patches of
vegetation are tabulated below.
Table 4: Table of Potential Bushfire Intensity Class derived from Potential Fire line Intensity
Potential Bushfire Intensity Class Potential Fire-line Intensity
Very high >40,000 kW/m
High 20,000 to 40,000 kW/m
Medium 4,000 to 20,000 kW/m
Low Less than 4000 kW/m
(Source: Leonard et al, 2014, page 20)
Table 5: Tabulation of the potential bushfire intensity classes for each of the patches
Patch Vegetation class Fuel load Slope FDDI Fireline Intensity Potential Bushfire
Intensity Class
Patch 1 Moist to dry eucalypt 24.1 t/ha 6.6 0 50 28306 kW/m High
open forests on
Patch 2 coastal
Moist to lowlands
dry eucalypt 24.1 t/ha 6.6 0 50 28306 kW/m High
open forests on
Patch 3 coastal
Low grasslowlands
or tree 5 t/ha 9.8 0 50 1522 kW/m Low
cover in rural areas
Patch 4 Low grass or tree 5 t/ha 3.0 0 50 956 kW/m Low
cover in rural areas
Patch 5 Low grass or tree 5 t/ha 9.8 0 50 1522 kW/m Low
cover in rural areas
Patch 6 Moist to dry eucalypt 24.1 t/ha 8.6 0 50 32627 kW/m High
open forests on
coastal lowlands
Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan for a house at 26 Little Springs Lane, Lake MacDonald February 2021
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