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Rachael Nolan

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20082026

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Biography

I'm fascinated by the role of disturbances in ecosystems, in particular the effects of fire on the landscape. I have two main areas of research. The first is focused on understanding how ecosystems respond to disturbance, and what this means for ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration, habitat values and water resources. The second research area I focus on is developing models of forest flammability due to dynamics in fuel loads and fuel moisture content.

I enjoy being out in the bush, so much of my research often involves fieldwork. I also work on remote sensing and modelling.

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Qualifications

Bachelor of Environmental Science, Monash University

Doctor of Philosophy, University of Melbourne

Research keywords

  • fire
  • forests
  • carbon

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