[Tf-aai] AAI Statistics from Finland
Francesca Frontini
francescafrontini at gmail.com
Thu Aug 31 10:51:00 CEST 2017
Thank you very much Martin!
It was very nice of you to get these stats...
To be honest, I was hoping for a bit more Italian or French users, but... ;)
But you are right, the example of the Helsinki Corpus of Swahili and its
German enthusiastic users is a nice one, and we should try to fit it in!
Thanks again for now, and all the best,
Francesca
2017-08-30 16:02 GMT+02:00 Martin Matthiesen <martin.matthiesen at csc.fi>:
> Hello Francesca,
>
> Great to see you are still with us! I gathered some stats from our most
> used service "Korp" (korp.csc.fi). I hope you find them useful.
> They are straight from the logs from the time frame: 21.2.2016 - 30.8.2017
>
> The list shows page hits of authenticated users sorted by home
> organisation. Authentication is needed for CLARIN ACA and CLARIN RES
> resources. Applications for RES resources can be placed using lbr.csc.fi,
> ACA resources can be accessed directly if the home organisation transmits
> affiliation = member or "ACA status" can be requested via lbr.csc.fi.
>
> While page hits is not the greatest metric, it shows to some extend how
> active logged in users are. I think the results are quite interesting.
> While Finland dominates, 3. place goes to U Regensburg, they are heavily
> using our Helsinki Corpus of Swahili (CLARIN ACA).
> Also clarin.eu (the CLARIN IDP) is in the top 10 just followed by a US
> University. While csc.fi denotes CSC Staff, ext.csc.fi is a now
> discontinued homeless IDP, it's role has been taken over by clarin.eu and
> "eduuni.fi" a Finnish AAI solution that allows users also to register
> using social media accounts. They can use our services only via separate
> application, where we have to check their identity separately.
>
> I cc Bente the AAI Taskforce and Tero and Krister, hoping they also find
> the statistics interesting. I cannot give you Weblicht statistics, maybe
> Thorsten Trippel in Tübingen can help you with that.
>
> Regards,
> Martin
>
> Service: korp.csc.fi
> Time frame: 21.2.2016 - 30.8.2017
> Page hits by home organisation ordered by first column.
>
> 150319 helsinki.fi
> 35958 uta.fi
> 28068 ur.de
> 17168 utu.fi
> 13572 user.uu.se
> 12286 jyu.fi
> 9914 csc.fi
> 7568 oulu.fi
> 6467 clarin.eu
> 4820 unc.edu
> 3784 ed.ac.uk
> 3386 ext.csc.fi
> 2414 uef.fi
> 1999 aalto.fi
> 1787 eduuni.fi
> 1643 su.se
> 1138 uni-koeln.de
> 862 uit.no
> 772 ulapland.fi
> 708 tut.fi
> 610 uni-bremen.de
> 397 elte.hu
> 374 umail.leidenuniv.nl
> 359 stanford.edu
> 354 iu.edu
> 320 metropolia.fi
> 282 washington.edu
> 278 uni-hamburg.de
> 266 cuni.cz
> 209 uva.nl
> 209 arcada.fi
> 198 gla.ac.uk
> 192 gu.se
> 185 uwasa.fi
> 182 uni-greifswald.de
> 154 lmu.de
> 141 humak.fi
> 138 ku.dk
> 135 dariah.eu
> 125 turkuamk.fi
> 83 abo.fi
> 66 uib.no
> 58 cam.ac.uk
> 44 ijs.si
> 34 soliscom.uu.nl
> 33 ids-mannheim.de
> 30 vub.ac.be
> 28 uzh.ch
> 24 kuleuven.be
> 15 fccn.pt
> 15 arizona.edu
> 10 hanken.fi
> 7 oamk.fi
> 7 mamk.fi
> 7 johnshopkins.edu
> 6 illinois.edu
> 5 georgetown.edu
>
>
> --
> Martin Matthiesen
> CSC - Tieteen tietotekniikan keskus
> CSC - IT Center for Science
> PL 405, 02101 Espoo, Finland
> +358 9 457 2376 <+358%209%204572376>, martin.matthiesen at csc.fi
> Public key : https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=
> 0x74B12876FD890704
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>
> ------------------------------
>
> *From: *"Francesca Frontini" <francescafrontini at gmail.com>
> *To: *"Martin Matthiesen" <martin.matthiesen at csc.fi>
> *Sent: *Monday, 28 August, 2017 16:25:14
> *Subject: *from Montpellier
>
> Hi Martin,
> hope this email finds you well. I'm writing from Montpellier, where I've
> been working now for one year.
> In fact it seems that my relationship with CLARIN is not over yet, and I
> am getting a bit involved in the French side.
>
> Next week I'm giving a presentation, with Bente and other people, to
> illustrate the activities of the various CLARIN consortia to the French
> community.
>
> One of the things I'd like to underline is the fact that thanks to *AAI*
> national communities get *easy access to services that are currently
> restricted*.
>
> Do you think it would be possible to have some *statistics of the
> accesses to restricted services* such as Weblicht and the like from the
> different member countries?
>
> Thank you very much in advance!
> ciao ciao
> Francesca
>
>
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