Division 8 Metrics

Welcome to our division metrics information page. This page represents a convenient member interface to the division metric information via AUXINFO custom bookmarks into CGAUX AUXINFO COGNOS data cubes. Flotillas may use this information to track their status of mission activity, certification requirements, and required re-certifications and performance awards. The AuxInfo data base is updated every Monday morning with data from AUXDATA. This page is a modification of work originally done by Dave Hastings (SO-CS) of District 07 Divison 12. This page has been customized for 2008 unique data.

General Reports
Member Activities & Hours (all years)		Activities
Member Activities & Hours (2009)		Activities
Member Awards		Awards
Member Certifications & Competencies		Certification
Member Active & Inactive Competencies		Active & Inactive
Member REYR/REWK Status	REYR	Reyear
Member REYR/REWK Status	REWK	Rework
Member Training Task Status		Training
AUXOP Progress		AUXOP
Flotilla Activities (all years)		Unit Activities
Flotilla Activities (2009)		Unit Activities
Flotilla Facilities (all years)		Facilities
New Flotilla Facilities (2009)		Facilities
Flotilla Demographics		Demographics
Currency Reports
Operations Currency Maintenance Tasks		Currency Tasks
ICS 100, 200, 700, 800		ICS Tasks
ICS 210, 300, 320, 400		ICS Tasks
Operations Underway Hours (all years)		Underway Hours
Operations Underway Hours (2009)		Underway Hours
Vessel Check Counts (all years)		Vessel Checks
Vessel Check Counts (2009)		Vessel Checks
Program Visitor Counts (all years)		Program Visitor
Program Visitor Counts (2009)		Program Visitor

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