How do I know if the project I am attached to and running is climateprediction.net, or if it\'s BBC Climate Change?

By the url. This is cpdn.
The BBC was on a different url, before it closed.

Or, if you\'re talking about the models, by the folder name.
Unless you havn\'t been using the default folder locations.
The latest models also have the new graphics, which doesn\'t say BBC anywhere.

By the url. This is cpdn.
The BBC was on a different url, before it closed.

Or, if you\'re talking about the models, by the folder name.
Unless you havn\'t been using the default folder locations.
The latest models also have the new graphics, which doesn\'t say BBC anywhere.

My Project Name is climateprediction.net, so is the folder name, but the visualization has BBC on it.

The software is the same between the two projects (they\'re run by the same people), the earlier CPDN version had the BBC/CCE graphics sidebar since they were short of time when producing it.

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But it won\'t matter much if you don\'t allow the upload of trickles along the way, as these contain the climate data.
After about 6 weeks, if the server hasn\'t heard from a model, if considers it to be lost, and marks that dataset for reissue to someone else. And there have been no trickles from your model.

Also, in the last day, a new version of the model has been released, which writes to the hard disk a lot less than the older models, and has a vis without BBC on it.

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