How do I get to see my results

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old_user44969 Send message Joined: 28 Jan 05 Posts: 16 Credit: 5,796 RAC: 0	Message 9304 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 16:39:03 UTC I know this may be a dumb question but. . . My PC has been crunching away for seevral days, trickling stuff back and I'm sure this small contribution is worthwhile but how do I get to see the results, in some meaningful way? How do I know what my machine is calculating? ID: 9304 · Reply Quote

crandles Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 16 Oct 04 Posts: 692 Credit: 277,679 RAC: 0	Message 9306 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 16:52:14 UTC Have you tried right clicking the climateprediction.net in the work tab? Visit BOINC WIKI for help And join BOINC Synergy for all the news in one place. ID: 9306 · Reply Quote

old_user44969 Send message Joined: 28 Jan 05 Posts: 16 Credit: 5,796 RAC: 0	Message 9320 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 21:24:22 UTC Yes, and I get "Show Graphics" and it gives me a globe with colour patterns on for Temp, Pressure, Rainfall etc Are these the results that my PC is creating? ID: 9320 · Reply Quote

Andrew Hingston Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 17 Aug 04 Posts: 753 Credit: 9,804,700 RAC: 0	Message 9321 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 21:29:22 UTC - in response to Message 9320. > Are these the results that my PC is creating? Yes. For more about the visualisation see <a href="http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/forum_thread.php?id=1859">this thread</a>. ID: 9321 · Reply Quote

old_user44969 Send message Joined: 28 Jan 05 Posts: 16 Credit: 5,796 RAC: 0	Message 9323 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 22:19:46 UTC - in response to Message 9321. Last modified: 14 Feb 2005, 22:23:36 UTC > > > Are these the results that my PC is creating? > > Yes. For more about the visualisation see <a> href="http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/forum_thread.php?id=1859">this > thread</a>. > Many thanks, I hadn't realised that the results were for the work my PC is doing, I thought they were for the whole project. incidentally, every now and then the words "Radiation Period. . ." appear on above the text at the bottom of the graphics. What does that mean? ID: 9323 · Reply Quote

crandles Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 16 Oct 04 Posts: 692 Credit: 277,679 RAC: 0	Message 9324 - Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 22:32:36 UTC >incidentally, every now and then the words "Radiation Period. . ." appear on >above the text at the bottom of the graphics. >What does that mean? Every six timesteps the model does some extra calculations including the radiation calculations. This is why these timesteps take longer to calculate. Visit BOINC WIKI for help And join BOINC Synergy for all the news in one place. ID: 9324 · Reply Quote

old_user44969 Send message Joined: 28 Jan 05 Posts: 16 Credit: 5,796 RAC: 0	Message 9432 - Posted: 16 Feb 2005, 22:05:03 UTC - in response to Message 9324. > >incidentally, every now and then the words "Radiation Period. . ." appear > on >above the text at the bottom of the graphics. > > >What does that mean? > > > > > Every six timesteps the model does some extra calculations including the > radiation calculations. This is why these timesteps take longer to calculate. > What kind of radiation, UV? or radio active ID: 9432 · Reply Quote

crandles Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 16 Oct 04 Posts: 692 Credit: 277,679 RAC: 0	Message 9433 - Posted: 16 Feb 2005, 22:26:37 UTC Last modified: 16 Feb 2005, 22:27:14 UTC Solar radiation is mainly ultraviolet, visible light and short wavelength infrared. The Earth re-radiating heat is at a longer wavelength so more into the infrared section of the spectum. I do not know whether the radiation step is doing incoming, outgoing, or both. I cannot see any reason why the model would be calculating radio-active radiation. HTH Visit BOINC WIKI for help And join BOINC Synergy for all the news in one place. ID: 9433 · Reply Quote