Building bushfire resilience to preserve life and property requires consideration of buildings, individuals, communities and the environment.
What are the key factors in how a bushfire behaves? And what can we do to influence them, and mitigate our chance of harm?
Video footage from Australia’s new ocean-going research vessel Investigator's discovery of extinct volcanoes off the coast of Sydney.
We’ve discovered Sydney's hottest new locale: a cluster of ancient volcanoes hidden 5km below the sea.
Australia’s new research vessel Investigator discovered extinct volcanoes likely to be 50 million years old, about 250 km off the coast of Sydney.
130 million year old dinosaur prints, drones, lidar, low-flying aircrafts, and one awesome project to understand and preserve a spectacular Australian treasure.
Australians are all-too-familiar with the tragedy that a bushfire can cause - the destruction of homes and the loss of lives. We've been studying bushfire behaviour for many decades and have developed a piece of software that simulates fire spread - Spark.
New research has revealed how volcanic bubbles gave a ride to deep magma metals, like nickel, which fuelled the fouling of the atmosphere during the largest mass extinction the world has ever seen.
On average, the Australian region experiences 13 cyclones a year.
Our researchers have compiled 100 years of bushfire statistics to better understand the characteristics of Australia's summer bane.
Summer starts today – and it’s predicted to be a hot, dry one. Unfortunately, we all know what that means […]
By Agus Santoso and Wenju Cai, CSIRO Over the past few months, a lot of attention has been paid to […]
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