A BASIC language Bushfire Safety Programme: developed for home computer use.

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Chisholm Institute of Technology. National Centre for Rural Fire Research

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National Centre for Rural Fire Research (Australia)

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1986Description: 13p., 5 refsSubject(s):

Subject: A program for forecasting fire danger rating and behaviour, for both Australian grasslands and forest has been assembled, employing the equations describing the McArthur fire danger meters - the Mark 5 grassland meter (Noble, 1982) and the Mark 5 forest meter (Noble, Bary and Gill, 1980). The program is interactive and written in Fortran '66 and BASIC

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A program for forecasting fire danger rating and behaviour, for both Australian grasslands and forest has been assembled, employing the equations describing the McArthur fire danger meters - the Mark 5 grassland meter (Noble, 1982) and the Mark 5 forest meter (Noble, Bary and Gill, 1980). The program is interactive and written in Fortran '66 and BASIC

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