>>>>> "Joel" == Joel Jaeggli <joelja@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Michael> I don't think we've got either the database of "people not
Michael> attending because of costs" nor a good model for factoring
Michael> them in if we did (e.g. N pnac's times some percentage who
>>> Do we at least have a list of people who attended remotely? (I
>>> don't think so)
Joel> we can tell you that the peak concurrence of remote attendees
Joel> on the audio is an order of magnitude smaller than the actual
Joel> concurrence (e.g. typical peak is around 100 conccurent
Joel> remote listeners). vs ~1200 attendees and 750-800 simultaneous
Joel> radio associations during a busy meeting window.
Joel> total remote attendees over the course of the week is probably
Joel> higher, but that data is a lot more ambiguous since users
Joel> probably have more than one ip address and potentially more
Joel> than one user-agent over that time frame.
I'll bet the number of dynamic IP addresses amoung IETF remote attendees
is very small :-)
One could look at coordinating the voice session with any simultaneous
login to the datatracker.
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