Annual Scientific Report 2015
EMBL_EBI_ASR_2015_DigitalEdition
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Growth of Core Resources<br />
On an average weekday at the end of <strong>2015</strong> we saw in excess of 16 million requests to our websites. The absolute<br />
number of requests is influenced heavily by the way the website is implemented, so these figures should be viewed as<br />
an indicator of trends, and the trend clearly shows continued growth in use of our websites over time. It is even more<br />
difficult to extract information on the number of users from web logs (often a whole organisation appears as a single<br />
user); however, from our records we see that there were 562 million requests to our sites each month, and in <strong>2015</strong><br />
over nine million unique hosts accessed our pages.<br />
In <strong>2015</strong> we ran more than 151 million jobs on the Dispatcher framework, which helps users establish analytical<br />
pipelines to automatically query data and combine it with their own. Job Dispatcher also helps users who are<br />
exploring the data in a more organic way. The average number of jobs per month was 12.6 million (comare to 9.2<br />
million in 2014). The most heavily used tools were InterProScan, NCBI Blast, ClustalW, and Needle.<br />
Growth of data platforms at EMBL-EBI, 2004 through <strong>2015</strong><br />
Requests per day on EMBL-EBI services, 2009 through <strong>2015</strong><br />
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