Statistics of CQ-M Contest 1999

Contest date: May 8-9, 1999

(CQ-M'98 data is in parenthesis)


Total logs received: 502, it is on 23.7% greater than in 1998, was 383 logs,
                                on 39.2% greater than in 1997, was 305 logs.

In comparison with 1998, the part of electronic logs (email, floppy disc)
increased significantly. The CQ-M Contest Committee received logs:
         electronic - 210, 42% (20%);
         paper      - 292, 58% (80%).
Russian participants sent logs:
        electronic  -  90, 43.9% and
             paper  - 115, 56.1%.

Number of logs received from Africa    -   2,  0.4% (0.6%);
                             Asia      - 113, 22.5%  (19%);
                             Europe    - 343, 68.3%  (74%);
                             N.America -  29,  5.8% (3.8%);
                             S.America -  12,  2.4% (1.9%);
                             Oceania   -   3,  0.6% (0.3%).
Some decrease of percentage of European logs has been compensated by
noticable grough of activity from Asia, North America and South America.

Countries activity: 205, 40.8% logs from Russia;
                     76, 15.1% logs from other countries of CIS;
                     14,  2.8% logs from Baltic contries;
                    207, 41.2% logs from the rest world.

Activity of Russian stations: European part - 130, 63.4% of Russian logs;
                              Asiatic part  -  75, 36.6% of Russian logs.


Computer analysis of 191 electronic logs shown 7940 different calls.
1150 of them appear in 10 and more different logs; 1807 calls appear
in 3 and more different logs; 4451 "uniqe calls" appear in sigle logs.
311 Russian calls,
170 US calls,
 94 Ukraine calls,
 12 Belarus calls, and
 11 Kazakh calls appear in 10 and more logs.