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Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

Thank you for joining our AfricanClimate@home project and allowing us to
use your computing power to help build better climate models for Africa.
We have always had the problem that the climate models we use to
simulate the southern African climate have been developed in Europe and
America. Whilst they are incredible tools for studying our climate they
have biases (e.g. they rain too frequently) because they use parameters
that are appropriate for European or American climates. By participating
in this project you are enabling us to explore these parameters and
decide how they should be configured to better simulate our regional
climate. In the long term this will improve our ability to forecast the
future climate of the region and provide advance warning of climate
hazards such as floods and droughts. This will directly benefit those
people and sectors who are most vulnerable to these hazards. Thanks
again for your support.
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Re: Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

hi smile

hopefully you can tell us how climate prediction works. the local weatherman here can't go past a couple of days.

good luck.
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Re: Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

Thanks and good luck smile
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Re: Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

Yay! New Project!!

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Re: Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

I recommend to read

Here
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Re: Welcome to AfricanClimate@home

I was reading the project prerequisites and realized that they exist only on the Linux section of the Boinc agents. Will it run only on Linux or they can run on Windows-based Boinc agents as well?
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The Windows release is still in beta. It will be following shortly, I expect.
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Yay new project! biggrin

I hope I can run it - my bwdown in client_state.xml on a work PC (BOINC 5.8.16) reports only 23kbps even though I have a 3MB multi-link T1
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It seems that people running older clients (i.e. everyone, since the new one isn't released yet) will have to fake the download speed. Once one work unit has been downloaded, the download speed will be closer to sane, and should allow subsequent downloads without trouble.

Maybe. I'm a little concerned about the practicality of this.
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It seems that people running older clients (i.e. everyone, since the new one isn't released yet) will have to fake the download speed. Once one work unit has been downloaded, the download speed will be closer to sane, and should allow subsequent downloads without trouble.

Maybe. I'm a little concerned about the practicality of this.


Me too... (by faking the download speed you mean editing client_state.xml?) that's a bit complicated for most, and a lot of work when you have 150+ PCs on a LAN
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