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A bias corrected WRF mesoscale fire weather dataset for Victoria, Australia 1972-2012

Timothy Brown, Graham Mills, Sarah Harris, Domagoj Podnar, Hauss Reinbold and Matt Fearon
66(3) pp.281 - 313


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