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Report for Emwis-Mt.Org Report for Emwis-mt.org Time range: 2011/01/01 00:39:59 - 2011/03/01 03:55:34 Generated on Tue Mar 01, 2011 - 04:00:57 General Statistics Summary Summary Hits Total Hits 58,134 Average Hits per Day 968 Average Hits per Visitor 7.47 Cached Requests 2,374 Failed Requests 5,266 Page Views Total Page Views 10,035 Average Page Views per Day 167 Average Page Views per Visitor 1.29 Visitors Total Visitors 7,780 Average Visitors per Day 129 Total Unique IPs 3,092 Bandwidth Total Bandwidth 0 B Average Bandwidth per Day 0 B Average Bandwidth per Hit 0 B Average Bandwidth per Visitor 0 B 1 Activity Statistics Daily Daily Visitors 260 240 220 200 180 160 140 Visitors 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2011/01/04 2011/01/11 2011/01/18 2011/01/25 2011/02/01 2011/02/08 2011/02/15 2011/02/22 2011/03/01 Date Daily Hits 3,000 2,500 2,000 Hits 1,500 1,000 500 0 2011/01/04 2011/01/11 2011/01/18 2011/01/25 2011/02/01 2011/02/08 2011/02/15 2011/02/22 2011/03/01 Date 2 Daily Bandwidth 1 Bandwidth (KB) 0 2011/01/04 2011/01/11 2011/01/18 2011/01/25 2011/02/01 2011/02/08 2011/02/15 2011/02/22 2011/03/01 Date Daily Activity Date Hits Page Views Visitors Average Visit Length Bandwidth (KB) Tue 2011/01/11 659 104 112 02:32 0 Wed 2011/01/12 697 95 121 01:27 0 Thu 2011/01/13 731 111 96 03:27 0 Fri 2011/01/14 475 92 97 02:33 0 Sat 2011/01/15 523 99 107 03:35 0 Sun 2011/01/16 915 225 142 02:46 0 Mon 2011/01/17 436 99 113 02:09 0 Tue 2011/01/18 627 230 101 02:23 0 Wed 2011/01/19 652 150 115 01:20 0 Thu 2011/01/20 791 238 109 02:16 0 Fri 2011/01/21 461 89 114 01:36 0 Sat 2011/01/22 487 117 103 01:19 0 Sun 2011/01/23 509 142 134 50 0 Mon 2011/01/24 1,092 156 155 01:24 0 Tue 2011/01/25 777 200 138 01:36 0 Wed 2011/01/26 702 205 126 53 0 Thu 2011/01/27 584 111 108 01:14 0 Fri 2011/01/28 464 158 90 01:11 0 Sat 2011/01/29 609 134 133 02:25 0 Sun 2011/01/30 459 150 102 12:19 0 Mon 2011/01/31 591 153 117 01:20 0 Tue 2011/02/01 713 185 124 03:30 0 Wed 2011/02/02 483 163 100 02:36 0 Thu 2011/02/03 780 117 116 02:44 0 Fri 2011/02/04 747 196 118 01:24 0 Sat 2011/02/05 533 204 104 01:05 0 Sun 2011/02/06 501 115 105 02:16 0 Mon 2011/02/07 585 119 117 02:17 0 Tue 2011/02/08 475 97 104 55 0 Wed 2011/02/09 616 123 104 01:13 0 Thu 2011/02/10 375 113 106 01:41 0 Fri 2011/02/11 599 99 118 02:23 0 Sat 2011/02/12 682 265 86 02:52 0 Sun 2011/02/13 537 77 95 01:14 0 Mon 2011/02/14 778 286 119 01:00 0 3 Tue 2011/02/15 443 98 96 02:00 0 Wed 2011/02/16 1,627 140 132 02:05 0 Thu 2011/02/17 2,826 246 183 01:12 0 Fri 2011/02/18 2,651 367 184 02:41 0 Sat 2011/02/19 1,907 179 159 02:40 0 Sun 2011/02/20 1,565 146 169 01:29 0 Mon 2011/02/21 2,024 226 247 02:17 0 Tue 2011/02/22 2,325 182 191 01:51 0 Wed 2011/02/23 2,647 281 216 01:06 0 Thu 2011/02/24 2,828 387 241 01:28 0 Fri 2011/02/25 2,517 315 196 01:29 0 Sat 2011/02/26 2,061 370 213 01:39 0 Sun 2011/02/27 1,732 234 155 01:47 0 Mon 2011/02/28 2,908 321 221 02:28 0 Tue 2011/03/01 379 36 32 38 0 Subtotal 52,085 8,745 6,584 02:03 0 Total 58,134 10,035 7,780 02:06 0 By Hour of Day Activity by Hour of Day 450 400 350 300 250 Visitors 200 150 100 50 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Hour Activity by Hour of Day Hour Hits Visitors Bandwidth (KB) 00:00 - 00:59 2,116 303 0 01:00 - 01:59 2,006 271 0 02:00 - 02:59 1,970 303 0 03:00 - 03:59 1,834 297 0 04:00 - 04:59 1,063 225 0 05:00 - 05:59 1,345 252 0 06:00 - 06:59 1,084 249 0 07:00 - 07:59 1,084 222 0 08:00 - 08:59 1,514 279 0 09:00 - 09:59 2,021 343 0 10:00 - 10:59 2,744 347 0 11:00 - 11:59 2,519 366 0 12:00 - 12:59 2,315 373 0 13:00 - 13:59 2,028 316 0 4 14:00 - 14:59 3,519 399 0 15:00 - 15:59 3,550 392 0 16:00 - 16:59 3,419 407 0 17:00 - 17:59 3,737 410 0 18:00 - 18:59 4,221 420 0 19:00 - 19:59 3,286 330 0 20:00 - 20:59 3,091 374 0 21:00 - 21:59 3,164 364 0 22:00 - 22:59 2,354 285 0 23:00 - 23:59 2,150 253 0 Total 58,134 7,780 0 By Day of Week Activity by Day of Week 1,400 1,300 1,200 1,100 1,000 900 800 700 Visitors 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Activity by Day of Week Day Hits Visitors Bandwidth (KB) Monday 9,671 1,354 0 Tuesday 7,039 1,052 0 Wednesday 8,122 1,040 0 Thursday 9,816 1,084 0 Friday 8,423 1,021 0 Saturday 7,884 1,113 0 Sunday 7,179 1,116 0 Total 58,134 7,780 0 5 By Month Activity by Month 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 Visitors 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 Feb 2011 Mar 2011 Activity by Month Month Hits Visitors Bandwidth (KB) Jan 2011 19,290 3,629 0 Feb 2011 38,465 4,119 0 Mar 2011 379 32 0 Total 58,134 7,780 0 6 Access Statistics Pages Daily Page Access 90 / /international.htm 80 ...factors_files/Geology.htm /maltese_expressions.htm 70 ...factors_files/Ghyben-Herzberg.htm 60 ...factors_files/Geology.htm 50 Visitors 40 30 20 10 0 2011/01/01 2011/01/15 2011/02/01 2011/02/15 2011/03/01 Date Most Popular Pages / /international.htm .../context/physical factors_files/Geology.htm /maltese_expressions.htm .../context/physical factors_files/Ghyben-Herzberg.htm .../Context/Physical factors_files/Geology.htm /docum.htm .../Context/Physical factors_files/flora_and_fauna.htm /contact.htm /news.htm 0 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 Visitors Most Popular Pages Page Hits Incomplete Requests Visitors Bandwidth (KB) 1 http://www.emwis-mt.org/ 1,347 0 1,167 0 2 http://www.emwis-mt.org/international.htm 1,072 30 983 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/context/physical 3 366 0 346 0 factors_files/Geology.htm 4 http://www.emwis-mt.org/maltese_expressions.htm 284 2 268 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/context/physical 5 241 2 225 0 factors_files/Ghyben-Herzberg.htm http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 6 223 0 213 0 factors_files/Geology.htm 7 http://www.emwis-mt.org/docum.htm 167 0 162 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 8 163 0 155 0 factors_files/flora_and_fauna.htm 9 http://www.emwis-mt.org/contact.htm 152 0 146 0 10 http://www.emwis-mt.org/news.htm 148 0 142 0 11 http://www.emwis-mt.org/contributors.htm 147 0 141 0 12 http://www.emwis-mt.org/site_map.htm 140 0 135 0 7 13 http://www.emwis-mt.org/data_man.htm 139 0 134 0 14 http://www.emwis-mt.org/copyright.htm 137 0 132 0 15 http://www.emwis-mt.org/place_names.htm 135 1 130 0 16 http://www.emwis-mt.org/research.htm 135 0 130 0 17 http://www.emwis-mt.org/search.htm 134 0 129 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 18 133 0 127 0 factors_files/Ghyben-Herzberg.htm 19 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions.htm 132 0 126 0 20 http://www.emwis-mt.org/train.htm 133 0 126 0 21 http://www.emwis-mt.org/disclaim.htm 130 0 125 0 22 http://www.emwis-mt.org/emwis.htm 128 0 124 0 23 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/libraries.htm 125 1 121 0 24 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Human factors.htm 124 0 116 0 25 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/ngo's.htm 111 0 111 0 26 http://www.emwis-mt.org/ngo's.htm 114 0 111 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/context/physical 27 112 1 108 0 factors_files/flora_and_fauna.htm http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 28 99 1 98 0 factors_files/Geomorphology.htm 29 http://www.emwis-mt.org/news/water_related_news.htm 90 0 89 0 30 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/legislation_e.htm 95 0 88 0 31 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/data_holders.htm 88 0 86 0 32 http://www.emwis-mt.org/feedback.htm 87 0 85 0 33 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/governmental.htm 85 0 84 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 34 81 0 79 0 factors_files/soils_of_the_maltese_archipelago.htm 35 http://www.emwis-mt.org/research_centres.htm 79 0 77 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/context/physical 36 76 0 75 0 factors_files/Geomorphology.htm 37 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical factors.htm 75 0 75 0 38 http://www.emwis-mt.org/news/focal_point_news.htm 74 0 74 0 39 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/documentation.htm 74 1 73 0 40 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/infocentres/infocent.htm 71 0 71 0 41 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/context.htm 70 0 70 0 42 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/archives.htm 70 0 70 0 43 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/place_names.htm 70 0 69 0 44 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/legislation.htm 69 0 69 0 45 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/water_suppliers_subsidiaries.htm 67 0 67 0 46 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/Instit_water_ST.htm 67 0 67 0 47 http://www.emwis-mt.org/training/postgradcourses.htm 66 0 66 0 48 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/training.htm 66 0 66 0 49 http://www.emwis-mt.org/institutions/academic.htm 66 0 65 0 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documentation/Context/Physical 50 65 0 65 0 factors_files/hydrogeology2.htm Subtotal 8,122 39 N/A 0 Total 9,416 43 N/A 0 8 Files Daily File Access /documents/Part 5.pdf 5 /legal_maltese.pdf /laws/english/LN1997-120.pdf /documents/Part 3.pdf 4 /laws/english/LN2001-212.pdf /documents/water.pdf 3 Visitors 2 1 0 2011/01/01 2011/01/15 2011/02/01 2011/02/15 2011/03/01 Date Most Downloaded Files /documents/Part 5.pdf /legal_maltese.pdf /laws/english/LN1997-120.pdf /documents/Part 3.pdf /laws/english/LN2001-212.pdf /documents/water.pdf /documents/Part 1.pdf /documents/Part 4.pdf /laws/MALTESE/AL1997-120.pdf /laws/english/LN2002-139.pdf 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Visitors Most Downloaded Files File Hits Incomplete Requests Visitors Bandwidth (KB) 1 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documents/Part 5.pdf 55 8 48 0 2 http://www.emwis-mt.org/legal_maltese.pdf 57 11 46 0 3 http://www.emwis-mt.org/laws/english/LN1997-120.pdf 33 0 32 0 4 http://www.emwis-mt.org/documents/Part 3.pdf 31 2 29 0 5 http://www.emwis-mt.org/laws/english/LN2001-212.pdf
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