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Lunar eclipse and star field - Sky & Telescope

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By Barry R. Middleton
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Lunar eclipse and star field PhotographerBarry MiddletonEmailbmiddleton@usgs.govLocation of phototaken from Vail, AZDate/Time of photoJanuary 31, 2018EquipmentNikon D700 DSLR and Tokina 70-200mm lens with 1.4X teleconverter (at 280mm) on a tripodDescriptionThe total lunar eclipse was surrounded by an amazing background of stars. CATEGORIES Astronomy Pictures: Sky & Telescope's Online Gallery, Lunar Eclipses Pictures
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Lunar eclipse and star field 2 - Sky & Telescope

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By Barry R. Middleton
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Lunar eclipse and star field 2 PhotographerBarry MiddletonEmailbmiddleton@usgs.govLocation of phototaken from Vail, AZDate/Time of photoJanuary 31, 2018EquipmentNikon D700 DSLR and Tokina 70-200mm lens with 1.4X teleconverter (at 280mm) on a tripodDescriptionThe total lunar eclipse was surrounded by an amazing background of stars. CATEGORIES Astronomy Pictures: Sky & Telescope's Online Gallery, Lunar Eclipses Pictures
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Exploiting differential vegetation phenology for satellite-based mapping of semiarid grass vegetation in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico

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By Dennis G. Dye, Barry R. Middleton, John Vogel, Zhuoting Wu
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We developed and evaluated a methodology for subpixel discrimination and large-area mapping of the perennial warm-season (C ) grass component of vegetation cover in mixed-composition landscapes of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. We describe the methodology within a general, conceptual framework that we identify as the differential vegetation phenology (DVP) paradigm.
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