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Web analytics for East Sussex County Council

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Open read-only access to Google Analytics reporting data for a number of East Sussex County Council websites, provided using the Google Analytics Data Export API. The data covers site usage statistics such as visits and traffic patterns for council web properties. East Sussex County Council makes this data available under the Open Government Licence, though Google's own Terms of Service also apply to the underlying analytics platform. Access requires signing in via Google's authentication system to retrieve the reports.Open read-only access to Google Analytics reports for some East Sussex County Council websites. We are happy for this data to be used under the Open Government Licence, but clearly Google's Terms of Service will also apply - see http://www.google.co.uk/analytics/tos.html You can sign in by clicki...

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Data access

CKAN dataset (file distributions)

A CKAN-hosted dataset whose resources are file downloads rather than a queryable DataStore, so no column schema could be read automatically. The dataset page lists the downloadable distributions.

Verification Status

Source URL is HTML, not a machine-readable API — possible mis-classification

Using the API

Query examples

curl -s 'https://data.gov.uk/api/3/action/package_show?id=east-sussex-county-council-web-analytics' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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Dataset

Volume & freshness

Last upstream update
6 years ago
2021-01-05

License

No license declared upstream.

Documentation Data dictionary Versioning

Source: ckan

Machine-readable & source

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