{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Reports{% endblock %} {% block heading %}Reports{% endblock %} {% block pageid %}reports{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Pipeline | # Uploads | Median Latency (s) | 95th Percentile (s) | Min. Latency (s) | Max Latency (s) | {% for data in hist.pipeline_stats %}
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The below chart shows the event time-to-alert of superevents currently in GraceDB within the specified time range. Event time-to-alert (in seconds) is calculated by subtracting the time of the astrophysical phenomenon (t0 of the superevent) from the time when the GCN_PRELIM_SENT label was applied. The actual receipt time of the alert by observing partners likely differs from this estimate. Identify the Superevent ID by hovering over the data point.
Event time-to-alert is a measure of the duration of the total end-to-end alert process, which includes data acquisition, calibration, distribution, pipeline analysis, and follow-up.
A single data-point at zero indicates that no superevents were labelled GCN_PRELIM_SENT within the specified time window.
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The below chart shows the upload time-to-alert of superevents currently in GraceDB within the specified time range. Upload time-to-alert (in seconds) is calculated by subtracting the time of superevent's first GW event upload to GraceDB (t0 of the superevent) from the time when the GCN_PRELIM_SENT label was applied. The actual receipt time of the alert by observing partners likely differs from this estimate. Identify the Superevent ID by hovering over the data point.
Upload time-to-alert is a measure of the duration of the follow-up process after the first event is uploaded to GraceDB, and does not include data acquisition, distribution, calibration, or analysis time.
A single data-point at zero indicates that no superevents were labelled GCN_PRELIM_SENT within the specified time window.
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