It will be difficult for me also to reach this emerald badge, cjsl

Thanks for us rbotterb

Dr. Perryman, did you get official approval from TSRI to use crowd funding?

Regards

Dear Sekerob
I followed the link in your Signatures to lead upto the chart at link Quick Look Last or Current Day Projection (http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q210/Sekerob/WCGQuickLook.png)

If I am asking something too obvious , I would request to you to be patient with my ignorance. What I was looking to find was: which project is projected to finish earliest at current rate of computing and which one will finish the last. I guess this chart possibly should tell us who finishes earliest and who finishes last. But not able to find out which column indicates dates (or projected month/quarter) for this. Maybe I am not reading the table right. Or maybe I need to look at some other chart.

Once again, thanks for your time to read my query and I appreciate any help available to find answer to my query

Thanks and Best regards
Gopal Sharma

Hi Gopal,

Ideally, if you look at this chart, you'll see that GFAM is the first scheduled to finish (in approx. 8 days time), followed by HPF2 (15 days). Both these two projects are completing early due to a reduction in funding.

Then, it's currently projected to be;
DSFL (142)
CEP2 (369)
FA@H (522)
SN2S (673)

Once HFCC has it's new target (currently being worked on, with no ETA as yet), it'll have ~90 days work.

Of course, all these are estimates, and are subject to change as/when things happen (i.e., both GFAM and HPF2 originally had a lot more work scheduled - thus, were due to run a lot longer). Once GFAM and HPF2 complete, all the remaining work should in theory (providing that the volunteers donating their spare computer cycles continue crunching the available projects), speed up.

Hopefully, there'll also be at least 1 (possibly more) new projects launching in the not too distant future...