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Figure A3.i: Compass degree ranges for each aspect category
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~ East to South (90-180degrees) -
score 0
North to East (0-90degrees) -
score 1
W E
!ill] West to South (180-270degrees) score 2
-
m North-West to West (270-315degrees) -
score 3
.North to North-West (31$-360degrees) score 3.5 -
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Step 4: Combining scores to Identify the severity of bushfire hazard
Al.i8 The scores for the individual factors determined for vegetation communities, slope and
aspect are added together to give a total for each sub-unit as follows:
Total hazard score =
vegetation community .hazard score + slope hazard score + aspect
hazard score.
A3.i9 The total hazard score determines the severity ofbushfu:e hazard for each sub-unit as set
out in Table A3.4.
Table A’.4: Hazard score ranges to id,ntify the severity of bushfire hazard
Total hilzal’d Si.’Ort’ Scycrit) of bushlrc hazard
13 or greater Hili
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6 to 12.5 Medium
1 to 5.5 Low
Buildings in High severity bushfue hazard areas should be constructed in accordance with the Level 1
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requirements ofAS 3959:1999 ’Construction ofBuildings in Bushfrre-Prone Areas’.
spp Guideline 1/03 June 2003
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