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It is common practice during accelerator operation to continuously document all relevant machine states and activities. At GSI Helmholtz-Center for Heavy Ion Research, this is done using an electronic logbook (OLOG) developed in-house and adapted to the specific requirements of accelerator operations, allowing shift crews to record failure events, setup times, and other important information in high detail. A new service, currently under development, aims to simplify the on-demand access to relevant statistics and is being prepared to include data from the Facility of Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) as its operations gradually commence in the upcoming beamtimes. This service is built as two layers, a backend layer communicating with the database to pull entries from the logbook system and to calculate statistics from them, and a frontend layer handling user requests as well as providing a graphical depiction of these statistics and their raw data. This report presents the current logbook system used at GSI and FAIR and introduces the new statistics service to be implemented as an assessment tool.
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