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I am a graduate student studying permafrost hydrology and have spcialised in GIS, Geocomputation, and Remote Sensing.

Currently my open source efforts are focused on maintaining the posterdown package I made used for generating reproducible conference posters in via RMarkdown.

Featured work

  1. brentthorne/posterdown

    Use RMarkdown to generate PDF Conference Posters via HTML

    HTML 847
  2. brentthorne/COVID19r

    Tracking Data on Countries with COVID-19 Outbreaks

    R
  3. rstudio/pagedown

    Paginate the HTML Output of R Markdown with CSS for Print

    R 897
  4. brentthorne/UseR2019_slides

    Here are the slides used for my lightning talk at the UseR! 2019 conference in Toulouse.

    HTML 1
  5. paleolimbot/ggspatial

    Enhancing spatial visualization in ggplot2

    R 374
  6. paleolimbot/r4paleolim

    R for Paleolimnology

    TeX 2

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Welcome to the club!

This tier provides access to my general email list for anyone who has question to ask directly to me. These can be anything from work that I do in research to specific dev questions on the packages I have created.

$5 a month

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This tier will provide members with a private group chat which will take priority in my dealing with issues related to my work here on github. This will also be a huge help for ensuring the stability of open source packages I maintain as I do not work for any company or have any funding for them currently.

Suggestions for new tutorial videos on my YouTube channel will be taken here by this tier!

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This tier will be dedicated to creating custom solutions for packages that I have created or for ones that I am involved in. For example, custom poster templates for your company or lab group using the posterdown package, or custom templates for paged documentation such as the thesis template I made as an author on the pagedown package.