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  1. View from the top of the hill above the ANU research plot at the new National Arboretum, Canberra, ACT. Trees in the image are primarily Red Bark Eucalypts.

  2. 360 degree of the ANU research site at the national arboretum. Should have added a row to the top to get in the hill and the Telstra tower

  3. Got my quadcotper flying. Duct taped a Nokia 808 45 MP cell phone camera to the bottom of the copter to see if I could fly a survey of our new field plot at the National Arboretum. It was a bit too windy and the vibrations made the camera a bit blurry but it came out better then I expected for my first try. Stitched wi...

  4. 360 Panorama from the field at ANU Kioloa Coastal Campus field station. Kioloa, NSW, Australia

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        March 30, 2013
        Date Taken
        March 31, 2013
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  5. The second image in our ongoing timeseries from the Telstra tower. I'm going to try and get up here once a month and shoot another image from the same spot. This gigapan is the biggest yet, 20 gigapixels!

  6. Time-series of Arabidopsis lines to measure flowering time. Images captures with an iPhone 5. Hand-aligned in Photoshop

  7. Image layer from a Trimble Gateway UAV overflight

  8. 360 pano of the ANUs Kioloa beach field station

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  9. borevitzlab, timescience, kialoa beach, anu field station, australia, research

  10. I've been waiting for about 7 months to get up here and shoot this view. Turned into a bit of a cold cloudy day so I'll need to come back and get one with better exposure on the forest. We are looking to put in some time-lapse cameras from this location. From this vantage point you can see both the forest on the North ...

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