Malaria Control (beendet)/en
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The Malaria Control Project deals with the modelling of clinical epidemiology and the natural history of Plasmodium falciparum malaria. There are four different types of Malaria known, which are quite different concerning the course as well as its spreading. However, Plasmodium falciparum is arguably the most dangerous pathogen of all. Actually, it is a parasite, which is passed on to humans by female mosquitoes. The projects aim is to obtain valuable intel on how the pathogen spreads, in order to systematically fight this disease.
This is the first of Africa@home's projects using the BOINC-client. The scientific basis was described in a special edition of The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. The published papers (respectively their summaries) can be found here.
Note: This project does not develope any vaccines. Instead the pathogen-spread is simulated.
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Projectoverview
Project overview
Malaria Control Project | |
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Name | Malaria Control Project |
Category | Krankheitsbekämpfung/en |
Goal | Simulation of the Malaria Pathogen Spread |
Commercial | no |
Homepage | www.malariacontrol.net |
This project is done in Switzerland. |
Project status
Projectlinks
- Forum
- UCT Malaria Control, which is a supporting test project
- Newsfeed (RSS)
Statistics
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BOINCstats.com | Overview | Top Teams | Top User |
BOINCsynergy.com | Overview | Top Teams | Top User |
stats.free-dc.org | Overview | Top Teams | Top User |
allprojectstats.com | Overview | Top Teams | Top User |
Clientprogram
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WU-Information
Name | RAM | Duration | Deadline | Disk Space | Download | Upload | Minimal requirements |
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malariacontrol.net 5.57 | up to 65 MB | about 1:30 h (AMDX2 32bit 3,0 GHz) | 3-4 days | MB | MB | MB | {{{mindestanforderung}}} oder besser
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Duration is the average computing time needed, having the CPU clocked at the variable.
Deadline is the timespan, within which the Work unit needs to be finished.
Client Specifics
- The new wrapper application does not support checkpointing. Meaning that a paused task needs to be started all over again. The wrapper application is only available to users, who want to receive test WU's.
- The regular application supports checkpointing.
- This project no longer provides graphics.
Configuration under Windows
Malaria Control (beendet) uses the BOINC infrastructure. The registration, installation and configuration are described in the user manual.
Provided Versions
The current versions can be found here at any given time.
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Screenshots
News
- 01.10.2009: Status Update Oktober 2009
- 27.08.2009: Status Update August 2009
- 21.07.2009: Status Update Juli 2009
- 24.06.2009: iSGTW Opinion - The age of citizen cyberspace
- 19.05.2009: Status Update Mai 2009
- 04.12.2008: Status Update Dezember 2008
- 15.10.2008: Volunteer computing helps track malaria
- 10.10.2008: Status Update Oktober 2008
- 13.08.2008: Status Update August 2008
- 29.05.2008: Status Update Mai 2008
- 25.03.2008: Status Update März 2008
- 28.01.2008: Status Update Januar 2008
- 21.12.2007: Status Update Dezember 2007
- 19.10.2007: Status Update Oktober 2007
- 23.07.2007: Status Update Juli 2007
- 22.06.2007: Status Update Juni 2007
- 30.05.2007: Status Update Mai 2007
- 10.02.2007: New application announced in project forum
- 19.01.2007: Status Update Januar 2007
- 24.11.2006: Status Update November 2006
- 26.11.2006: BOINCcast 22: - MalariaControl.net
- 06.10.2006: Status Update Oktober 2006
- 08.08.2006: Malaria Battlers Enlist Power of Your PC
- 02.08.2006: Help defeat malaria in Africa
- 17.07.2006: Mit dem PC in den Kampf gegen Malaria in Afrika
- 28.04.2006: Status Update April 2006
RSS-Feed
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