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h-index: 46
Works: 192
Citations: 6,916

Most-cited papers

Fire and biodiversity in the Anthropocene
L. Kelly, K. Giljohann, Andrea Duane, Núria Aquilué +23 more
2020Science581 citations
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Impact of Australia's catastrophic 2019/20 bushfire season on communities and environment. Retrospective analysis and current trends
A. Filkov, T. Ngo, S. Matthews, Simeon Telfer +1 more
2020383 citations Open access
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Advances in Bayesian network modelling: Integration of modelling technologies
B. Marcot, T. Penman
2019Environmental Modelling & Software363 citations
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The 2019/2020 mega-fires exposed Australian ecosystems to an unprecedented extent of high-severity fire
L. Collins, R. Bradstock, H. Clarke, M. Clarke +2 more
2021274 citations Open access
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Biophysical Mechanistic Modelling Quantifies the Effects of Plant Traits on Fire Severity: Species, Not Surface Fuel Loads, Determine Flame Dimensions in Eucalypt Forests
Philip Zylstra, R. Bradstock, M. Bedward, T. Penman +4 more
2016PLoS ONE121 citations Open access
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Wildfire refugia in forests: Severe fire weather and drought mute the influence of topography and fuel age
L. Collins, A. Bennett, S. Leonard, T. Penman
2019Global Change Biology106 citations Open access
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What Do the Australian Black Summer Fires Signify for the Global Fire Crisis?
R. Nolan, D. Bowman, H. Clarke, K. Haynes +17 more
2021Fire104 citations Open access
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Developing and testing models of the drivers of anthropogenic and lightning-caused wildfire ignitions in south-eastern Australia.
H. Clarke, Rebecca K. Gibson, B. Cirulis, R. Bradstock +1 more
2019Journal of Environmental Management70 citations
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Climate more important than soils for predicting forest biomass at the continental scale
Alison C. Bennett, T. Penman, S. Arndt, S. Roxburgh +1 more
2020Ecography64 citations Open access
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Revisiting Wildland Fire Fuel Quantification Methods: The Challenge of Understanding a Dynamic, Biotic Entity
Thomas J. Duff, R. Keane, T. Penman, K. Tolhurst
201761 citations Open access
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The fuel–climate–fire conundrum: How will fire regimes change in temperate eucalypt forests under climate change?
S. McColl-Gausden, Lauren T. Bennett, H. Clarke, D. Ababei +1 more
2022Global Change Biology60 citations Open access
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Fuel moisture in Mountain Ash forests with contrasting fire histories
J. Cawson, Thomas J. Duff, K. Tolhurst, Craig Baillie +1 more
201760 citations
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Leaf traits predict global patterns in the structure and flammability of forest litter beds
J. Burton, J. Cawson, A. Filkov, T. Penman
2020Journal of Ecology59 citations Open access
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Resolving future fire management conflicts using multicriteria decision making
D. Driscoll, M. Bode, R. Bradstock, David A. Keith +2 more
2016Conservation Biology58 citations Open access
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Climatic and edaphic gradients predict variation in wildland fuel hazard in south‐eastern Australia
S. McColl-Gausden, Lauren T. Bennett, Thomas J. Duff, J. Cawson +1 more
202056 citations Open access
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The role of defensible space on the likelihood of house impact from wildfires in forested landscapes of south eastern Australia
Sandra Penman, O. Price, T. Penman, R. Bradstock
2019International journal of wildland fire55 citations
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The 2019–2020 Australian forest fires are a harbinger of decreased prescribed burning effectiveness under rising extreme conditions
H. Clarke, B. Cirulis, T. Penman, O. Price +2 more
2022Scientific Reports53 citations Open access
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The Proximal Drivers of Large Fires: A Pyrogeographic Study
H. Clarke, T. Penman, M. Boer, G. Cary +3 more
2020Frontiers in Earth Science52 citations Open access
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Wildfire in wet sclerophyll forests: the interplay between disturbances and fuel dynamics
J. Cawson, Thomas J. Duff, M. Swan, T. Penman
201851 citations Open access
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Bayesian decision network modeling for environmental risk management: A wildfire case study.
T. Penman, B. Cirulis, B. Marcot
2020Journal of Environmental Management48 citations Open access
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Fuel reduction burning reduces wildfire severity during extreme fire events in south-eastern Australia.
L. Collins, R. Trouvé, P. Baker, B. Cirulus +4 more
2023Journal of Environmental Management47 citations Open access
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Is there an inherent conflict in managing fire for people and conservation
P. D. Bentley, T. Penman
201745 citations Open access
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Retrofitting for wildfire resilience: What is the cost?
T. Penman, Christine Eriksen, Bronwyn L Horsey, Alan Green +3 more
201742 citations
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How much does it cost residents to prepare their property for wildfire
T. Penman, Christine Eriksen, Bronwyn L Horsey, R. Bradstock
201642 citations
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Exploring the key drivers of forest flammability in wet eucalypt forests using expert-derived conceptual models
J. Cawson, Victoria Hemming, Andrew Ackland, W. Anderson +19 more
2020Landscape Ecology41 citations Open access
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The threatened status of the hollow dependent arboreal marsupial, the Greater Glider (Petauroides volans), can be explained by impacts from wildfire and selective logging
C. McLean, R. Kavanagh, T. Penman, R. Bradstock
201841 citations
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Bayesian networks elucidate interactions between fire and other drivers of terrestrial fauna distributions
B. Hradsky, T. Penman, D. Ababei, Anca M. Hanea +3 more
201741 citations Open access
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Persistent changes in the horizontal and vertical canopy structure of fire-tolerant forests after severe fire as quantified using multi-temporal airborne lidar data
Yogendra K. Karna, T. Penman, C. Aponte, N. Hinko-Najera +1 more
202040 citations
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Cost-Effective Prescribed Burning Solutions Vary Between Landscapes in Eastern Australia
T. Penman, H. Clarke, B. Cirulis, M. Boer +2 more
2020Frontiers in Forests and Global Change40 citations Open access
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Some Wildfire Ignition Causes Pose More Risk of Destroying Houses than Others
K. M. Collins, T. Penman, O. Price
2016PLoS ONE40 citations Open access
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The Effect of Antecedent Fire Severity on Reburn Severity and Fuel Structure in a Resprouting Eucalypt Forest in Victoria, Australia
L. Collins, A. Hunter, S. McColl-Gausden, T. Penman +1 more
202138 citations Open access
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Into the firing line: civilian ingress during the 2013 “Red October” bushfires, Australia
Carrie Wilkinson, Christine Eriksen, T. Penman
2015Natural Hazards37 citations Open access
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Improving Fire Behaviour Data Obtained from Wildfires
A. Filkov, Thomas J. Duff, T. Penman
201834 citations Open access
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Responses of resilience traits to gradients of temperature, rainfall and fire frequency in fire-prone, Australian forests: potential consequences of climate change
K. Hammill, T. Penman, R. Bradstock
2016Plant Ecology34 citations
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Pathways of change: Predicting the effects of fire on flammability.
S. McColl-Gausden, T. Penman
2019Journal of Environmental Management33 citations
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Suppression resource decisions are the dominant influence on containment of Australian forest and grass fires.
K. M. Collins, O. Price, T. Penman
2018Journal of Environmental Management32 citations
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Quantification of inter-regional differences in risk mitigation from prescribed burning across multiple management values
B. Cirulis, H. Clarke, M. Boer, T. Penman +2 more
202031 citations
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Modelling ignition probability for human- and lightning-caused wildfires in Victoria, Australia
A. Dorph, E. Marshall, K. Parkins, T. Penman
2022Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences30 citations Open access
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Adding fuel to the fire? Revegetation influences wildfire size and intensity.
Luke Collins, T. Penman, Owen F. Price, R. Bradstock
2015Journal of Environmental Management30 citations
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Determining the likelihood of asset destruction during wildfires: Modelling house destruction with fire simulator outputs and local-scale landscape properties
Thomas J. Duff, T. Penman
2021Safety Science29 citations
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An empirical wildfire risk analysis: the probability of a fire spreading to the urban interface in Sydney, Australia
O. Price, Rittick Borah, R. Bradstock, T. Penman
201529 citations
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Assessing Legacy Effects of Wildfires on the Crown Structure of Fire-Tolerant Eucalypt Trees Using Airborne LiDAR Data
Yogendra K. Karna, T. Penman, C. Aponte, Lauren T. Bennett
2019Remote Sensing28 citations Open access
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Atmospheric dryness removes barriers to the development of large forest fires
J. Cawson, Luke Collins, Sean A. Parks, R. Nolan +1 more
2024Agricultural and Forest Meteorology27 citations Open access
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Ranging behaviour and movements of the red fox in remnant forest habitats
Alison L Towerton, R. Kavanagh, T. Penman, C. Dickman
2016Wildlife research (East Melbourne)26 citations
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Factors influencing above‐ground and soil seed bank vegetation diversity at different scales in a quasi‐Mediterranean ecosystem
M. Chick, C. Nitschke, J. Cohn, T. Penman +1 more
2018Journal of Vegetation Science24 citations Open access
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Wildfire survival plans in theory and practice
Christine Eriksen, T. Penman, Bronwyn L Horsey, R. Bradstock
201624 citations
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Accounting for biodiversity in life cycle impact assessments of forestry and agricultural systems—the BioImpact metric
Perpetua A. M. Turner, F. Ximenes, T. Penman, B. Law +4 more
2019The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment23 citations Open access
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Future fire regimes increase risks to obligate‐seeder forests
S. McColl-Gausden, Lauren T. Bennett, D. Ababei, H. Clarke +1 more
2021Diversity and Distributions: A journal of biological invasions and biodiversity22 citations Open access
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Cost effectiveness of fire management strategies in southern Australia
T. Penman, B. Cirulis
202022 citations
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Aboveground forest carbon shows different responses to fire frequency in harvested and unharvested forests.
L. Collins, R. Bradstock, F. Ximenes, Bronwyn L Horsey +2 more
2018Ecological Applications22 citations
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