Hi Tmanok,

I certainly wouldn't hold that date as 'hard and fast', as, has been mentioned numerous times across various different threads, the calculations behind that date depends on various things (such as the size of batches, the speed they're being processed and the number of batches WCG knows about etc.), and as such, could well move quite considerably.

The only way we'll know exactly when a project finishes, is when the project scientists behind it have confirmed that it's completed (i.e., they've got no more work to send through to WCG).

Generally, the WCG techs do put out a "30 day" notice (or thereabouts), warning everyone that that particular project is coming to an end.

Yes, the OET1 is about to run out of data in June. It's a known news.

Then the researchers will analize the data, so the project won't end. Only our part on WCG will end, unless they decide to get new date to work on.

But, as it's OET1...maybe we're up for a OET2 in the future?

Here's my tracking of ECD for all projects: https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewpostinthread?post=561692
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No Apology necessary, but you can send me one of those computers (with a good graphics card).

That's odd, because initially there were ~5200 total batches known.
They are not issued incrementally but out of order since the beginning.
AFAIR, a year ago there were batches with a significantly different size issued, which caused the estimated end to go up, but that lasted only few weeks.

It that is the case we have exactly 100 to go I am working on batch 5360
OET1_0005360_x4K7E_rig_5453