Updated: 02 September 2026

Stats and Analysis

Stats and Analysis provides a clear overview of your monitoring data, highlighting key trends, exceedances, and summaries. Stats and Analysis tables can also be part of your PDF reports.

The Stats and Analysis tab for noise: stats cards showing Day, Evening and Night LAeq values per monitoring point, above a Data Tables section with a 3-hour aggregation period and a Download CSV button.

Data Tables

Each section pairs its stats with Data Tables: the same data in tabular form, aggregated by a time period you choose. In any Data Tables section:

  1. Aggregation period: select from the drop-down how you'd like to view your data (1-minute, 15-minute, hourly, 3-hour or daily periods).

  2. Download CSV: click the Download CSV button to export the table for analysis in your preferred tool.

The Aggregation Period info tooltip: to access 1-minute data, select a single day. For date ranges over 6 months, only 3-hour and daily periods are available.

⚠️ Some aggregation periods are limited by date range: 1-minute data is available when viewing a single day, and for date ranges over 6 months only 3-hour and daily periods are available.

ℹ️ Looking for event data instead? CSV Reports export event-based data; Data Tables export aggregated telemetry values.


The Noise Trends section provides insights into noise levels across different monitoring points and time periods.

Noise Trends stats cards for four monitoring points, with the parameter drop-down set to LAeq and a Download Stats CSV button. Each card shows Day, Evening and Night values.

Monitoring Point Tiles

Select the monitoring points you would like to view noise trends for.

Then choose a parameter from the drop-down. The noise trends will be shown for three time periods:

  • Day (7 AM - 6 PM)

  • Evening (6 PM - 10 PM)

  • Night (10 PM - 7 AM)

These values represent the noise levels during the selected time range. The Day, Evening and Night bands are fixed standard assessment periods (they don't follow your site's configured hours).

Data Tables

Choose an aggregation period and click Download CSV to export the table. Below the LAeq summary, you will find additional noise metrics:

  • LA90 – Background noise level (level exceeded 90% of the time)

  • LAmax – Maximum recorded noise level

  • LAmin – Minimum recorded noise level

  • LA10 – Noise level exceeded 10% of the time

These metrics are broken down into your selected aggregation periods.

⚠️ On SiteHive Enviro (non-Pro), data is aggregated in 24-hour periods only. Finer aggregation periods are part of SiteHive Enviro Pro.


The Dust Trends section provides an overview of airborne particulate matter (PM) levels.

Dust Trends stats cards for four monitoring points, each showing average PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations in micrograms per cubic metre.

Monitoring Point Tiles

Select the monitoring points you would like to view dust trends for.

Each monitoring point displays daily average concentrations of:

  • PM2.5 (Fine particulate matter, ≤2.5 µm)

  • PM10 (Coarse particulate matter, ≤10 µm)

These values are calculated as statistical means from all samples collected within the selected time range.

Data Tables

The dust Data Tables section: PM2.5 and PM10 values per monitoring point in 3-hour periods, with the aggregation period drop-down and Download CSV button.

Choose an aggregation period and click Download CSV. Below the monitoring point tiles, a detailed table breaks down PM2.5 and PM10 daily averages for each day within the chosen date range.


The Vibration Trends section tracks structural and human comfort vibration levels. Use the PPV and VDV tabs to switch between the two.

Peak Particle Velocity (PPV): Structural Impact

Vibration Trends with the PPV tab selected: stats cards for three monitoring points showing maximum X, Y and Z peaks in millimetres per second.

Displays the maximum PPV (Peak Particle Velocity) for:

  • X-axis

  • Y-axis

  • Z-axis

The table below provides daily maximum PPV values for the selected date range.

Vibration Dose Value (VDV): Human Comfort

Vibration Trends with the VDV tab selected: a stats card showing maximum X, Y and Z VDV values in metres per second to the power of 1.75.

Displays the maximum VDV values for:

  • X-axis

  • Y-axis

  • Z-axis

Data Tables

The vibration Data Tables section: vSum and X, Y and Z peaks per monitoring point in 1-hour periods, with the aggregation period drop-down and Download CSV button.

Choose an aggregation period and click Download CSV. If you picked PPV, the table shows vSum and the X, Y and Z peaks for the selected date range; if you picked VDV, it shows the X, Y and Z values.


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