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Bushfire Management Report
Ecological Natural Area Management
7.3 Parameters used in the bushfire behaviour modelling
East bushfire attack
This modelled fire burns up-slope through Eucalyptus spp open forest to attack from the east.
• Fuel loads used are the “woodland” fuel loads of Australian Standard AS3959 of 15t/ha
surface fuel & 25t/ha total fuel.
• Separation of the house from the hazard: 14m
• Slope in the vegetation = 9.60.
• Site slope = 9.60
• Fire run 160m from the next door house leading to a reduction of 0.6 of the of the potential
full quasi-steady state rate of spread and and
• Flame width = 100m
North bushfire attack
This modelled fire burns up-slope through Eucalyptus spp open forest to attack from the north.
• Fuel loads used are the “woodland” fuel loads of Australian Standard AS3959 of 15t/ha
surface fuel & 25t/ha total fuel.
• Separation of the house from the hazard: 19m from across Little Springs Lane,
• Slope in the vegetation = 10.50.
• Site slope = 9.20
• Fire run 300m from the next door house leading to a reduction of 0.7 of the of the potential
full quasi-steady state rate of spread and
• Flame width = 100m
Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan for a house at 26 Little Springs Lane, Lake MacDonald February 2021
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