Property:	google-analytics.application.name
Value:	Dummy Project
Informational Note:	Not sure if this property is required but it was in the example code provided by Google. Please do not delete.
Property:	google-analytics.table.id
Example Value:	ga:12345678
Informational Note:	Logon to the Google Analytics Dashboard and select the Property (or website in plain English) that you wish to target. Then select the Admin section for the property. You should then be able to select the 'view settings' for the view you are interested in. The View ID should replace 12345678 below (note - confusingly the Reporting API documentation refers to the View ID as Table ID).
Property:	google-analytics.account.email
Example Value:	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@developer.gserviceaccount.com
Informational Note:	The email address automatically generated when you created the Service Account.
Property:	google-analytics.certificate.location
Example Value:	/home/example/dslweb--privatekey.p12
Informational Note:	The certificate file automatically generated when you created the Service Account.
Property:	google-analytics.authorization.admin.usage
Example Value:	true
Informational Note:	Control if the statistics pages should be only shown to authorized users. If enabled, only the administrators for the DSpaceObject will be able to view the statistics. If disabled, anyone with READ permissions on the DSpaceObject will be able to view the statistics.

Google Analytics development and debugging

Identifying outgoing events in Chrome Dev Tools

Through "Inspect Element" in Chrome dev tools, you can identify outgoing requests to Google Analytics filtering on requests starting with "collect?"

https://www.thyngster.com/ga4-measurement-protocol-cheatsheet/ provides a handy overview of the parameters that are sent along