It was a data visualization tool which let users make dashboards based on your data-warehouse. You could add filters to let users "slice-and-dice" the data in the dashboard.
Needless to say one of the measures had a large number of parameters. The dashboard in question allowed users to see the change in measurements of [X] over time where [X] was one of 50k poisons that the Environment Agency were measuring.
It a pretty reasonable question and - in browsers with O(n) hash lookup in their hashmaps - performed excellently.
It was a data visualization tool which let users make dashboards based on your data-warehouse. You could add filters to let users "slice-and-dice" the data in the dashboard.
Needless to say one of the measures had a large number of parameters. The dashboard in question allowed users to see the change in measurements of [X] over time where [X] was one of 50k poisons that the Environment Agency were measuring.
It a pretty reasonable question and - in browsers with O(n) hash lookup in their hashmaps - performed excellently.