Where I’ve Been: Analyzing Ten Years of Google Location History with R
In this post, I export and analyze ~10 years of my Google Location History using R. What I find might shock you!
I earned my PhD from the Department of Political Science at Northwestern University, where I specialized in American politics and quantitative research methodology. My research, which has been supported by competitively-awarded university grants and Time-sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences, has been published in The Journal of Politics, Political Behavior, Political Communication, Political Psychology, and Weather, Climate, and Society, and by Cambridge University Press.
Prior to graduate school, I worked in market research, politics, and the non-profit sector. I was a Fulbright scholar (Indonesia 2011-12) and a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Allegheny College (2010). My first job was on a farm.
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In this post, I export and analyze ~10 years of my Google Location History using R. What I find might shock you!
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