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Message 964668 - Posted: 19 Jan 2010, 17:40:45 UTC

Just wondering what the status is on getting new work from Arecibo...

Is the recorder still broken?
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Message 964676 - Posted: 19 Jan 2010, 23:48:44 UTC - in response to Message 964668.  
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Just wondering what the status is on getting new work from Arecibo...

We discussed this a bit here.

Conclusion --> if the plan is to finish the older tapes off before shifting back to new, then this likely is ~5 months worth which takes us into March.

[Edit] But if the mavens were to bring AP back online before the old tapes run out, they'd need to either switch or shuffle in some new tapes into the mix.
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Message 964703 - Posted: 20 Jan 2010, 2:24:04 UTC - in response to Message 964676.  

Just wondering what the status is on getting new work from Arecibo...

We discussed this a bit here.

Conclusion --> if the plan is to finish the older tapes off before shifting back to new, then this likely is ~5 months worth which takes us into March.

[Edit] But if the mavens were to bring AP back online before the old tapes run out, they'd need to either switch or shuffle in some new tapes into the mix.


That would be nice. Matt indicated that the secondary database is "doing the final stages of recovery now."


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Message 964761 - Posted: 20 Jan 2010, 14:26:13 UTC - in response to Message 964703.  

Just wondering what the status is on getting new work from Arecibo...

We discussed this a bit here.

Conclusion --> if the plan is to finish the older tapes off before shifting back to new, then this likely is ~5 months worth which takes us into March.

[Edit] But if the mavens were to bring AP back online before the old tapes run out, they'd need to either switch or shuffle in some new tapes into the mix.


That would be nice. Matt indicated that the secondary database is "doing the final stages of recovery now."

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Message 964767 - Posted: 20 Jan 2010, 15:41:43 UTC

Interesting....
Not that there is any problem with processing the cleaned-up old tapes...it's still all valid work.
I just was under the impression that they were more of a stopgap until work collection could resume after last year's Arecibo shutdown rather than a priority.
Especially since Matt had tried to load some new datasets after Arecibo came back online, and found that they were corrupted for some reason.

Hopefully the collection of new work is continuing in the background and they are building a nice backlog of new data for future processing.
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Message 964819 - Posted: 20 Jan 2010, 20:54:43 UTC - in response to Message 964767.  

Interesting....
Not that there is any problem with processing the cleaned-up old tapes...it's still all valid work.
I just was under the impression that they were more of a stopgap until work collection could resume after last year's Arecibo shutdown rather than a priority.
Especially since Matt had tried to load some new datasets after Arecibo came back online, and found that they were corrupted for some reason.

Hopefully the collection of new work is continuing in the background and they are building a nice backlog of new data for future processing.


They'll need their largest backlog of data ever, me thinks. Seeing as CPU's & GPU's are getting faster than ever before.
I personally don't see the "credit" making it through another decade.
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Message 964825 - Posted: 20 Jan 2010, 21:48:45 UTC - in response to Message 964767.  

I just was under the impression that they were more of a stopgap until work collection could resume

Yes I thought that too at the time, but maybe given that they're 1-offs from new data, they wanted to get them _all_ off the books. Sometimes when an aging half busted car is really really hard to get started, you're better off leaving the engine running :-)
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They'll need their largest backlog of data ever, me thinks. Seeing as CPU's & GPU's are getting faster than ever before.
I personally don't see the "credit" making it through another decade.

Hi Luke. I don't understand what you mean by this "I personally don't see the credit making it through another decade". Are you referring to Seti as a project or the way credit is awarded not lasting another decade.
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Message 965879 - Posted: 25 Jan 2010, 15:57:16 UTC

The status of the Secondary Science Database is now Green (knock on wood)!! Maybe soon there will be more NTPKR, Astropulse, and other interesting stuff to crunch (cross fingers) and the servers will run smoothly for a while (salt over shoulder).



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Message 965908 - Posted: 25 Jan 2010, 20:47:04 UTC - in response to Message 965879.  

and the servers will run smoothly for a while

... along with keeping that Big Space Ear accessible for the project so that the flow of new data is abundant and uninterupted ;-)

Is the team submitting any additional proposals for 2010 (deadline near) ?? --> here.
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Message 965929 - Posted: 25 Jan 2010, 23:13:04 UTC

... and they just flipped on the AP assimilator, so that 120,000 backlog of un-validated AP's should clear up fast -- might even be a re-issue or two up for grabs ;-)
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