How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

Simomax
Topic Author
Offline
Moderator
Nuts about radioactive everything!

5 years 2 months ago #4647 by Simomax

Replied by Simomax on topic How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

Bert490 wrote:
Actually, you can delete datapoints from your history, up to a week before. In Radlog on the Radmon.org tab, you can choose to delete data above any value for the last 1-168 hours.

Do you know if this alters the data that has already been uploaded to Radmon? I.e. I play about for an hour with some samples and the count is all over the place. That is being uploaded to Radmon every minute. I then go and delete the last hour of data. Does that just delete it locally or both locally and on the Radmon site too? It's not a feature I have ever used before.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

g346342
Offline
New Member

5 years 2 months ago #4649 by g346342

Replied by g346342 on topic How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

The server should just ignore the 0 and wait for the next update.

This is wrong

30,32,15,0,0,0,22

should be

30,32,15, 22

This first one will create a graph where the line goes down to the axis, the second will just draw a straight line between 15-22 and that is more realistic

The zeros will lower the average value too in the long term graphs and on the live map when there are more stations around it calculates an average between the stations and display the average value.

PS. I managed to clear my data. Only the trendspotting graph is still holding all data (I will give it some time)

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Simomax
Topic Author
Offline
Moderator
Nuts about radioactive everything!

5 years 2 months ago #4650 by Simomax

Replied by Simomax on topic How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

I understand now what you mean. I thought Radmon already did that? See here: https://radmon.org/radmon.php?function=showuserpage&user=Bond

I know the locally generated graph (from Radlog) does drop to 0 but I don't see that on any Radmon graphs.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

g346342
Offline
New Member

5 years 2 months ago - 5 years 2 months ago #4666 by g346342

Replied by g346342 on topic How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

It does accept zeroes. That was the reason I asked how to delete my data. I can not show you the result

That year-long graph looks crazy

https://radmon.org/UserGraphs/Bond/graphyear.png

Last edit: 5 years 2 months ago by g346342.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Simomax
Topic Author
Offline
Moderator
Nuts about radioactive everything!

5 years 2 months ago #4668 by Simomax

Replied by Simomax on topic How long before 'dead' stations dissapear from the map?

You are right! I never noticed that before, I thought only local (FTP) graph showed 0's. I have found this station shows the 0's: https://radmon.org/radmon.php?function=showuserpage&user=audiokaos

So with that, yes, I agree that 0's should be ignored and simply joined from the last record to the latest.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Moderators: Gamma-Man

Time to create page: 0.163 seconds

Solar powered Raspberry Pi 4 server stats: CPU 39% Memory 22% Swap 70% CPU temp=54.5'C Uptime 72 Days