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Post by carloslaso
Hello,

Can you enable México city? NYN is enabled. This is what México City has right now.

Thanks :)
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Post by cew118
whats up with adding the Manchester/ NW England area?
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Post by clubtratech
kpouer wrote:@hebermc, but traffic un Brussel is well known to be very bad but they don't have so many users.

agglomeration brussels ===> 1.2 million inhabitants ===> peak +3000 = 0.25%
agglomeration Paris ===> 11 million inhabitants ===> peak +65000 = 0.59%

so paris has double of wazers if you keep inhabitants in count but its difficult to calculate , how big is the area of the nyn ?

I agree traffic in brussels is an endless story ...
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Post by davidg666
fotrik wrote:Thanks to grateful permission from Waze and with big help of guri211 I would like to announce the lauch of new unofficial statistics website http://wazestats.com. Currently, the european capitals and few other locations around are monitored for active users every 5 minutes wich interesting charts of most active ones.
Excellent - thank you!

Any chance of making the graphs aware of the time zone for the places they're reporting on? Here in Ireland (and in the UK too) we're on UTC in the winter, UTC+1 in the summer - an hour behind most of Europe - so the activity graph for Dublin is showing that it's already about 1825, but it's still just 1725 here...

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fotrik wrote:
davidg666 wrote:Any chance of making the graphs aware of the time zone for the places they're reporting on? Here in Ireland (and in the UK too) we're on UTC in the winter, UTC+1 in the summer - an hour behind most of Europe - so the activity graph for Dublin is showing that it's already about 1825, but it's still just 1725 here...
Yes, it's posible but the images are static, so the only option would be to set local timezone of the city, not the user watching the website. Added to my to-do list but will be difficult to re-write my scripts generating daily data after the midnight.
Oh yes - I meant that the graphs should show the local time of the city for each graph, not that they should adjust the time for the user looking at the graph - who could be anywhere anyway.

That way, it would be easier to compare graphs for different cities in different time zones - it looks a little awkward when a city outside your timezone appears to have its evening rush between 1800 and 2000 instead of 1700 and 1900. I expect this will become more important if you add more cities that are further apart.

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Post by davidg666
foxitrot wrote:The base idea is good. What about the data gaps/overlaps because of Daylight Saving Time jumps twice a year, interpolate? Or let's ignore DST changes and use the base time zone shift (usually during the winter time)? Neither option is ideal.
I agree that neither option is ideal, but even if you stay with a single timezone, the graphs will be offset by an hour when DST kicks in for the summer - so there'll be either a one hour gap in the data or an hour's worth of data with hour on the clock to put it.

I suggest dropping the hour's worth of extra data when DST ends at the end of the year, and inserting a gap in the graph (or even just a straight line) when DST starts and the clock moves forward.

In any case, the DST problem is a separate problem to supporting multiple timezones - unless you tie all the graphs to UTC (and avoid DST changes completely).

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Post by davidg666
fotrik wrote:~20 cities added. Cannot add Gaza and others, cannot add other cities in Ireland. They don't have NYN or I cannot find their city ID in the list I have.
Thanks. Is HQ receptive to adding NYN for new cities? We can ask them for NYN in the extra Irish cities we want.

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Post by Dev0
fotrik wrote:
petervdveen wrote:Will country wide statistics also be possible in the future?
That's one of the options we will investigate.
Would really love to have statistics for the entire country, from what I have noticed we have grown a lot in Denmark for the past 6 months, but would be great to get some numbers :-)
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Alright, I'll try and wait :-)
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Post by dewitg
robindlc wrote:
robindlc wrote:Could you pls also add for Spain: Barcelona, Sevilla and Valencia?

Thanks :D
Or at least Barcelona only? :)
Both are important cities.
In Barcelona area there are important number of users and is a CCP member from it begun
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