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Nubman ha scritto:

Ma un secondo dominio perché? Per fare un secondo progetto oppure per testare le versioni beta se non alpha? Non ci sarebbe l'opzione "Run test applications" sul progetto principale??

Talvolta, per i nuovi applicativi, è anche necessario aggiornare il lato server del progetto (tipo se hai un server aggiornato a 10 anni fa e devi implementare un applicativo OpenCl)

E comunque ci sono novità riguardo Surcefinder:

We're getting around 2 and-a-bit results (tasks) per work unit, which is close to what we want. Ideally, we need as close to 2 results per work unit as possible, as this means there were no computation errors and no instances of Boinc needing to send out duplicate tasks.
We have 93.6% successful results, with 6.4% result failures, so that's also a pretty solid starting point. Our aim is to get this value down to below 5%.

E c'è del lavoro in coda.

Minor planet named Bernard
A minor planet in the Solar System will officially be known as Bernardbowen from today after Australian citizen science project theSkyNet won a competition to name the celestial body.

The minor planet was named by the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) in honour of their founding chairman Dr Bernard Bowen.

Bernardbowen sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and takes 3.26 Earth years to orbit the Sun.

The minor planet was discovered on October 28, 1991, and until now has been known as (6196) 1991 UO4.

Based at ICRAR, theSkyNet has been running since 2011 and sees citizen scientists donating their spare computing power to help Australian astronomers uncover the mysteries of the Universe.

Its 50,000-odd volunteers entered an International Astronomical Union (IAU) contest to name planets beyond our Solar System.

Project founders ICRAR also won the right to name a minor planet within our Solar System.
Bernardbowen was one of 17 minor planets to be christened today.

Other newly named minor planets include Kagura, after a traditional Shinto theatrical dance, and Mehdia, which is equivalent to the Arabic word for gift.

Dr Bowen is renowned as one of the country’s finest science administrators and has presided over scientific advances ranging from the oceans to the skies. He was instrumental in the establishment of ICRAR in 2009, and helped bring part of the Square Kilometre Array telescope to Western Australia.

A full list of the citation of the minor planets can be found at the IAU Minor Planet Circular.
Bernardbowen can be found on the Minor Planet Centre site, including an interactive showing its position in the Solar System. 17 Feb 2017, 6:44:38 UTC ·

E' solo una mia impressione o tante WU non vengono validate? Bisogna che ci faccio attenzione!

gdl ha scritto:

E' solo una mia impressione o tante WU non vengono validate? Bisogna che ci faccio attenzione!

Io ho dovuto togliere un PC...moltissime WU mi sono andate in errore, l`ho messo su Asteroids ;-)

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

gdl ha scritto:

E' solo una mia impressione o tante WU non vengono validate? Bisogna che ci faccio attenzione!

Io ho dovuto togliere un PC...moltissime WU mi sono andate in errore, l`ho messo su Asteroids ;-)

Ah ecco... non è solo una mia impressione allora...
Grazie del confronto.

a me invece sono tutte buone

Sarà forse per problemi di versione o di S.O. ??
Al momento attuale sto elaborando su questo progetto solo con un PC Linux

gdl ha scritto:

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

gdl ha scritto:

E' solo una mia impressione o tante WU non vengono validate? Bisogna che ci faccio attenzione!

Io ho dovuto togliere un PC...moltissime WU mi sono andate in errore, l`ho messo su Asteroids ;-)

Ah ecco... non è solo una mia impressione allora...
Grazie del confronto.

Il problema era che le WU erano in ERRORE e non NON VALIDATE...

Fino a qualche giorno fa elaboravo su un pc windows e non ho avuto nessun tipo di problema.
Ora le ho spostate su un pc linux, anche lì nessun problema.
Forse è dato dal fatto che pochi giorni fa hanno "cambiato l'indirizzo del progetto". Infatti era comparso questo messaggio nel manager:

pogs: Notice from BOINC
This project is using an old URL. When convenient, remove the project, then add pogs.theskynet.org/pogs/

Non credo sia quello il problema delle mie WU in errore...

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

Non credo sia quello il problema delle mie WU in errore...

pogs.theskynet.org/pogs/result.php?resultid=85479289

potrebbe essere un errore di memoria , con tuti qui core , probabilmente l'applicazione richiede un tot di memoria x 48 core più mettici quella usata dal sistema , supera i 32GB fisici.

prova a dedicare meno risorse (limitando il numero di WU) per quel progetto

Problema risolto....ho cambiato progetto su quel pc..semplice...

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

Problema risolto....ho cambiato progetto su quel pc..semplice...

non si risolvono così i problemi

sabayonino ha scritto:

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

Problema risolto....ho cambiato progetto su quel pc..semplice...

non si risolvono così i problemi

Pogs ha finito le WU, mi pare non sia mai successo....

Ecco la risposta, e purtroppo è molto brutta!!!

POGS is complete!
Hey everyone,

As a lot of you noticed, there haven't been any workunits for POGS for about a week.

I've been told by Kevin this morning that POGS has finished processing all the galaxies he needs.

Next up, we'll be looking at reviewing all of the processed galaxy data and preparing it for actual use.

Kevin tells me that the next step is to use the processed galaxy data to train an auto-encoder neural network to classify galaxies based on their features. We'll have a gigantic amount of training data ready for this task, so the prospects of positive results seem high.

Additionally, any research papers that ICRAR publishes using this data will contain an acknowledgement to the work done by everyone who contributed to POGS.

The POGS and theSkyNet websites are going to remain up for the time being, but Kevin is also looking to shut them down once everything has fully wrapped up. This is mainly due to monetary issues - it costs more than $2,000 AUD per month to keep the POGS and theSkyNet services running.

So I'm sorry about how abrupt this is, but we're all done. Thank you everyone for your contributions, great or small. Kevin and I do appreciate everything you've done, and we'll be sure to put all the data to good use.
I'm glad to have been able to help manage this project, even if it's only been one day a week for the most part. The community here has always been a good one.

I can try and answer any questions anyone has in this thread - I'm sure there'll be some.

Thanks again for everything,
Sam 2 May 2018, 0:45:14 UTC

Anche questo progetto chiude ???

Nessun progetto è eterno.
Prima o poi raggiungeranno il loro obiettivo , quindi è stato un piacere aver contribuito a qualcosa che in un immdiato futuro potrà tornare utile.

Contrordine compagni !!!
Sembra non sia finito

Official Goodbye from ICRAR
TheSkyNet was ICRAR’s first ever citizen science project. Since then, we’ve launched (and concluded) Galaxy Explorers, and will soon be launching beta testing for our latest citizen science program, Astro Quest.

Using the distributed computing power of thousands of computers located around the world, theSkyNet’s ‘SourceFinder’ project used a DuChamp algorithm to automatically tell the difference between background noise and real radio sources in observations from a radio telescope. The project proved that distributed computing is a real solution for processing large volumes of radio astronomy data and may help researchers maximise science returns from the next generation radio telescopes like the Square Kilometre Array.

After SourceFinder, we launched another citizen science project on theSkyNet platform. Named ‘POGS’, it combined data from Pan-STARRS1 (a telescope at Haleakala Observatory in Hawaii) with space-based telescopes, GALEX and WISE to generate a multi-wavelength galaxy atlas of the nearby Universe.

The results of this astronomically awesome distributed computing effort has allowed our researchers to measure the physical parameters (such as stellar mass, surface density and star formation rate) of 107, 985 galaxies! The results of this work will be published soon, so keep an eye on the ICRAR website for details.

As well as processing data for our astronomers, theSkyNet has helped us understand how to involve the community in our work through a citizen science project. We’ve had a great time with it and as we wrap this one up, we’d like to thank theSkyNet community for your time, enthusiasm, and commitment to science. We hope to have you on board for Astro Quest—keep an eye out for it!

Thank you from everyone that's worked on theSkyNet at ICRAR. 11 May 2018, 0:35:11 UTC

Quindi dovrebbe nascere il nuovo progetto Astro Quest

zioriga ha scritto:

Quindi dovrebbe nascere il nuovo progetto Astro Quest

Avanti Savoia!
Indietro Savoia!!

The results of this work will be published soon, so keep an eye on the ICRAR website for details.

Qua dice solo che il lavoro sarà pubblicato presto (lavoro=risultati ottenuti)