https://root.ithena.net/usr/
Platform Linux, Bummer for some of us.
You must first create your account on the website and then add in in BAM! if used
Our Team Setup and ready to join. You CAN Create a Profile, but images are not working.
 
Tasks are (nci) like WUProp @ Home so you only get 1 Tasks Per Host
One Task Running ATM https://root.ithena.net/usr/results.php?userid=1048 Intel
AMD >> https://root.ithena.net/usr/results.php?hostid=710
 
About
 
 The iThena distributed project concerns experimental mapping of network structures included in the Internet.
The project is in closed beta phase. Currently, the only application available in the project (iThena CNode) performs a sequence of traceroute procedures from client computers.
The resulting data is sent back to the server and submitted to the main database, where it can be further analyzed.
 
Currently the main supported and recommended platform is x86_64-pc-linux-gnu.
After joining the project, accept the download of test/beta applications in the settings (iThena CNode is a Beta application).
This can be changed by checking the appropriate box 'Run test applications?' in 'iThena preferences' in your profile after logging in.
Network structure mapping summaries will be available online.
Simple data visualisation: http://root.ithena.net:8080. <<<<< Check Out This Map

Yeah thanks bcav.
I'll wait until I know more about their tasks.

Keep an eye on data traffic. It can be a bit heavy on the router/switch. Especially if you run multiple work units across the same network. 
 
I reached out to the former admin of netDIMES and got him in touch with Rysiu. Hoping they can work well together as the netDIMES project wasn't near as hard on the network. 

Looks like you get Zero Point for this Project
https://root.ithena.net/usr/results.php?userid=1048&offset=0&show_names=0&state=4&appid

Thank you for the information.

Opolis
Man I need to switch my crunching rig back to Linux.  Missing out on some of these.

This Project has some TASKS ATM
Quake-Catcher Network Sensor Monitoring https://quakecatcher.net/sensor/
Also (NCI) and runs on Windows and Linux

ProDigit
Too bad there are so many projects, my PCs can't run all of them.
Can anyone explain in plain English what they mean with 'experimental mapping of network structures included in the Internet.'?
Doesn't really describe clearly what they're doing...

Yes Lots of Projects, but that is where Teams come in and you run Events and Challenges within Teams and Between Teams.
I run Different Projects each week and change out going between them Collecting Badges for Projects that have them. 
This Project using No CPU Cores or Threads it is what is called a NCI Application and using no CPU Resources.
Other than the first Post you would find more answers on their website https://root.ithena.net/usr/about.php
Sounds to me they are only mapping Networks that also includes the Internet like mapping Land or even the Stars.
Do a Google Search on Internet Mapping and Network Mapping

Latency is done via servers, Boinc doesn't do internet latency, unless it's processing the data on internet latencies.
I'm not really eager to support projects that are endless resource pits, like:
a- Projects that are always changing and never ending (like weather, internet mapping,...).
b- Projects that don't immediately help humankind (find prime numbers, mathematical puzzles, games).
c- Fantasy research (Seti, sorry guys, I'm a firm believer there are no aliens, and if there are, it won't matter because they're either bacteria, too primitive, or too far away for anything to make sense)
 
I do like to help out:
a- Medical research
b- Mapping of the galaxy
 
I have found an interesting project that is running test batches for tasks like boinc, but using different algorithms.
As far as I understand, It's a project that will simplify finding results on other projects, as I believe with the increase in hardware, the increase in results are kind of overwhelming to the scientists studying them.
I just can't seem to remember the name of the project.

FYI this project has a windows app now and they adjusted the points (you get more, but not much).
I tested over the last couple days and it is working okay.

Haven't really tested it but BOINC does show it running as non-CPU intensive.