Geolabs is a project of Benedikt M. Orlowski, M.A., Lange Gasse 11, Nürnberg, Germany.
The author, doing “Geography” in the mountains of Silvretta, Austria
I studied Geography and Science of Theater and Media (Magister Artium) at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Nürnberg-Erlangen. Since 2012 I work as a research fellow at the Department of Geography, Erlangen.
My profile at the department homepage:
http://www.geographie.nat.uni-erlangen.de/personen/benedikt-orlowski/
On geolabs I post information about my work with R or other tools and current research and projects.
For more information about my research focus and my publications, please visit my homepage (above) or my profile on Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Benedikt_Orlowski.
The focus of my research is on human geography, particularly the geography of risk and cross-disciplinary approaches to volcanic risk, and risk and the media. I am also interested in the spacial dimensions of human activity.
If you need further information e.g. more details about the R code, feel free to contact me.
How to cite this blog:
If you use any code or ideas of this blog it would be very nice if you refer to this page or cite me in your paper:
Chicago Bibliography example
Orlowski, Benedikt. “R combined gps-track plot of spatial intensity,” geolabs, https://geolabs.wordpress.com/2011/08/30/r-combined-gps-track-plot-of-spatial-intensity/ (August 30, 2011) (last visited December 12, 2013).
geolabs 
02/17/2010 at 1:48 pm
Hi Benedikt,
I couldn’t find a “contact us” page, so I am writing to you this massage here:
I run the service R-bloggers:
An aggregator of R related articles, from blogs.
And wanted to encourage you to join R-bloggers.com at:
The idea behind the project is to share readers in order to gain readers: R-bloggers already has over 800 RSS subscribers (that are growing everyday).
I built it in order to find all the R bloggers out there. So far I found over 45 bloggers, which also agreed to add there feed (and some to give a link back and post about it).
And would love it if you might agree to join as well.
Feel free to erase this comment if it clutters the blog too much.
All the best,
Tal