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Talkgroup Activity — Stats V4 Help

What Stats V4 Does

Stats V4 tracks talkgroup activity by counting DMR keyups and maintains precomputed rankings for several rolling time periods.

The statistics are calculated in the background. The admin page reads the completed ranking data directly from Redis rather than recalculating statistics each time the page is opened.

Available Time Periods

Button Period
1 Day Last completed daily activity
7 Days Rolling seven-day activity
30 Days Rolling thirty-day activity
90 Days Rolling ninety-day activity
6 Months Rolling 180-day activity
12 Months Rolling 365-day activity

Keyups

The Keyups column shows the number of recorded DMR transmissions for that talkgroup during the selected period.

Talkgroups with more activity appear higher in the ranking.

Dataset Cards

The six cards at the top of the page show how many talkgroups currently have activity recorded in each Stats V4 ranking period.

Show Results

The Show selector controls how many ranked talkgroups are returned to the browser. Available limits are 25, 50, 100 and 250.

Talkgroup Lookup

Enter a numeric TGID in the Lookup TGID box to check a specific talkgroup.

The lookup displays its name, activity count, current ranking and whether the talkgroup is marked as a system/excluded talkgroup.

System Talkgroups

TGIF system or excluded talkgroups are not shown in the public rankings or public TGID lookup.

Refresh

Refresh reloads the selected ranking from Redis. It does not rebuild or recalculate the statistics.

How Stats V4 Is Designed

Stats V4 is designed to keep load on CallMGR, Redis and the web server low.

During the initial rollout there may only be a small amount of V4 history available. Longer periods will become more representative as additional completed daily datasets accumulate.

Purpose

Stats V4 provides administrators with a fast way to identify highly active and low-activity talkgroups. The longer-term objective is to help manage unused talkgroups and support the planned six-month and twelve-month inactivity review process.