Compiling 87 days worth of Loveland fire pages on dispatch, I have calculated the following statistics of how many pages there were per hour in all those 87 days. As you can see from the attached chart, it seems at 10 AM the Loveland fire department is typically at its busiest and during the hours between 23 and 06 things are super calm. But once 7 AM rolls around all hell breaks lose so to speak. Interesting to note that is seems at 20:00 things calm down for a bit and then at 21:00 things go back up which is comparable to 12 noon's pages and then start to tapper off after 21:00.
Again, this is 87 days worth of fire dispatch pages.
If anyone is wondering just where on Earth I'm getting all this data, it's thanks to the awesome program ProScan and its created history log. I never would have thought in a billion years I'd have this much data just from a scanner. It's been super fun to compile all the data, and with P25 there's actually a lot of metadata surrounding it all.
The attached chart was calculated with PHP and chart.js using XAMPP. I actually don't know PHP or any code for that matter, but ChatGPT helped. AI (Artificial Intelligence) is one - amazing - little - animal, let me tell you. I used Notepad++ and Libre Office Calc to massage all the data for computing.
Hour 00 shows up 181 times.
Hour 01 shows up 135 times.
Hour 02 shows up 119 times.
Hour 03 shows up 105 times.
Hour 04 shows up 104 times.
Hour 05 shows up 133 times.
Hour 06 shows up 183 times.
Hour 07 shows up 494 times.
Hour 08 shows up 428 times.
Hour 09 shows up 472 times.
Hour 10 shows up 610 times.
Hour 11 shows up 540 times.
Hour 12 shows up 461 times.
Hour 13 shows up 514 times.
Hour 14 shows up 558 times.
Hour 15 shows up 502 times.
Hour 16 shows up 558 times.
Hour 17 shows up 564 times.
Hour 18 shows up 512 times.
Hour 19 shows up 454 times.
Hour 20 shows up 355 times.
Hour 21 shows up 458 times.
Hour 22 shows up 310 times.
Hour 23 shows up 178 times.