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Green Tips

The toilet is one of the home's largest water consuming fixtures (about 30 gallons or 136 litres/person/day). Low flow toilets and water-saving toilet devices such as dams, flapper balls, and flush valves, can help reduce household water consumption by about 40%. They're easily installed - perfect for do-it-yourself jobs.

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This page makes historical data available through a simple form. Simply select a data point, enter a time range, and choose what kind of data you want: interpolated data is given on the interval you specify, while original data is what is stored directly in the database at irregular intervals - most queries should use interpolated data. Advanced statistical analysis is also available. There are 6000 data points in total, so not all of them are available here; if you would like something included that isn't listed, please contact us. Alternately, you can download a more advanced graphing and analysis tool from the sidebar (within Queen's Campus only).

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Start Date

Start Time

dd-Mon-YY (08-Aug-06)

24h format (19:00)

End Date

End Time

dd-Mon-YY (09-Aug-06)

24h format (23:00)

Timing & Statistical Analysis

Original Values
Interpolated Values	Period:
Average Std Dev Minimum Maximum Mean (event-weighted)

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Values will need to be saved in a text file with the extension .CSV. Then they can be opened in any program. If a timeout occurs, try reducing the date range or increasing the interval.