Statistic graphs of the group

OscarPDR / labman_ud

Web app to manage all related data within any Research Unit(s). It allows to describe researchers, projects, publications, funding programs, etc. in order to display them in a clear way and create interactive graphs which analyse the unit(s) performance.

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Statistic graphs of the group #66

Closed aitoralmeida closed 10 years ago

aitoralmeida commented 10 years ago

In the charts sections, add some graphs about the statistical information of the group. E.g.:

A pie chart of the number of members in each category (researchers, associates, etc..)
Total number of active projects for each scope
Something similar to the number of publications chart but with projects
...

Something that gives a brief summary of the state of the group.

porduna commented 10 years ago

Questions:

By project scope, you only mean "european" and not "FP7", "ITEA", etc., right?
In the number of publications chart applied to projects, if one project is 4 years, you consider it active for the 4 years, right?

Regarding the number of members:

A pie chart is clear.
Would you also like a timeline? I can imagine the following lines: total number of members, EDPs (don't know how to translate this), doctors. All splitted by unit.

aitoralmeida commented 10 years ago

Yes, I'm only talking about european/national/regional projects (we have funding info, but I'm not sure if the naming is standardized enough).
Yes, we would show how many projects were active each year.
A timeline would be nice also, given that we update all the duration info in the DB

aitoralmeida commented 10 years ago

Genders added in 4e7bc60a4a936d11118bcd91e8583d8f993be471

aitoralmeida commented 10 years ago

I would see that all of this is already done.