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Phones have GPS and so many projects include it as data. its very useful for Lifelogging. Travel naturally makes lots of this data. See Overland page or this notebook for examples and illustrations.
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| 17 Years of Location Tracking, 2004-2040, A Four-Year Journal, A Life of Firsts, A Photo Every Minute: One Year Later, A Quest for High Fidelity Activity Tracking, Butterfly Project: Swimming Goggles To Measure Heart Rate, Data Exploration With Fluxtream/BodyTrack, Data From My Year As A Nomad, From April Zero to Gyroscope, Grandma Was A Lifelogger, Hour-Tracking for Priority Optimization, How Much Carbon Dioxide Do I Emit?, How My Life Automation System Quantifies My Life, Leaning into Grief, Learning From Excuses, Low Friction Personal Data Collection, Me and My Log, Memorizing My Daybook, Online Activity Aggregation, Owning My Quantified Self Data, QS Tools for Military Style Training, Quantifying My Mental and Experiential State, Seeing My Data In 3d, Ten Years Of Tracking My Location, The Dashboard Of My Life, The Data Is In, I'm a Distracted Driver, Tracking After A Stroke: Doctors, Dogs, And All The Rest, Walk All of Manhattan
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| Stephen Cartwright, Alberto Frigo, Morris Villarroel, James Norris, Rob Shields, Jamie Williams, Hind Hobeika, Anne Wright, Mark Moschel, Anand Sharma, Kitty Ireland, Catherine Hooper, Björn Hedin, Tahl Milburn, Dana Greenfield, Valerie Lanard, Aaron Parecki, Cathal Gurrin, Steven Jonas, Beau Gunderson, Aaron Parecki, Troy Angrignon, Tahl Milburn, Stephen Cartwright, Aaron Parecki, David de Souza, Robby Macdonell, Andreas Schreiber, Alastair Tse
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