Publications by Benedikt Orlowski
Time-Space Analysis with R
Beside the visualisation of TimeSpace Tracks, I’m trying to find a way to analyze GPX-Tracks with statistical software. This are the first results with R (The R Project for Statistical Computing): GPS track analized with R package “trip” density plot 3D ^This graph is a result of the analysis with the package trip (Spatial analysis of anim...
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Consumption and Shopping as an Event
This is an recent project about consumption and the categorization of consumers. The whole survey you can explore on: http://www.geographie.uni-erlangen.de/projects/konsum/ (german!). For the evaluation, R was used. “Der Verhaltensraum des Konsumenten – The Space of Consumer Behaviour” The Space shows the consumer in the center of a two ...
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Time-Space Cloud with R
Here comes another option to analyze a TimeSpace-Track with R. A lattice cloud plots every recorded trackpoint into a 3d-time-space-cube. As the data (planar point pattern) is marked with the daytime, cluster of everyday routines become visible. Here the direct comparison between a function of density and the time-space-cloud. Time space Clowd sp...
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Hägerstrand Time-Space Cube
Hägerstrand time-space cube with R With the rgl package it’s possible to interact with the 3d visualization of the timespace tracks. Code example: plot3d(lon,lat,timedate, xlim=range(lon), ylim=range(lat), zlim=range(timedate), ticktype=”detailed”, xlab=”longitude”, ylab=”latitude”, zlab=”Date”, col= as.POSIXlt(daten[,”Date�...
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R combined gps-track plot of spatial intensity
To get a quick impression about the temporal stay of places it is helpful to generate a plot of the trackpoints spatial density (intensity). Spatial intensity 2D/3D As the 3d visualisation has both advatages and disadvantages, a combination with a 2D plot is useful to interpret the data. The data used in this example is a gps record of the “eve...
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R: Interactive 3D WebGL plot of time-space cube with RGL
With the recently relased version of the package RGL (V. 0.92.879) there is a new option to publish 3D plots as an interactive WebGL graphic. Nearly every 3D plot you set up in a RGL window can be exportet via a very easy command. Just plot as usual into your rgl device and then use the command “writeWebGL()”. Preview of the TimeSpace Cube We...
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