davidjayjackson Affiliation American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) Fri, 12/12/2014 - 19:21 I can figure our all of the rest of the fields execpt CG &CS Thanks, David (JDAC) HRHA Affiliation None Fri, 12/12/2014 - 19:49 central groups, central sunspots, cg, cs Hi David, If you draw a circle of 1/2 the solar radius on the projection of the sun, then count the groups and sunspots: day see UT g s W ng ns sg ss Obs cg cs 03 G 0130 7 45 115 5 34 2 11 5 37 04 E 0045 9 40 130 5 23 4 17 6 28 06 G 0045 6 40 100 3 23 3 17 2 15 07 G 0015 6 43 103 3 33 3 10 2 9 08 G 0045 6 45 105 3 36 3 9 2 33 10 G 0015 3 36 66 1 28 2 8 1 28 11 G 0300 4 47 87 2 32 2 15 1 30 12 G 0600 5 50 100 2 25 3 25 2 25 13 G 0030 6 52 112 3 23 3 29 3 31 14 E 0130 10 67 167 4 26 6 41 3 30 15 G 0015 9 57 147 3 16 6 41 3 23 16 G 0530 6 32 92 1 2 5 30 2 13 17 G 0130 8 46 126 1 2 7 44 3 15 18 G 0045 8 50 130 1 2 7 48 5 26 19 G 0015 8 54 134 1 2 7 52 5 33 21 E 0045 5 36 86 0 0 5 36 4 28 22 E 0100 5 39 89 0 0 5 39 2 19 23 E 0045 6 53 113 0 0 6 53 1 3 24 E 0100 6 56 116 1 4 5 52 1 19 27 G 0015 8 71 151 3 33 5 38 3 34 28 G 0500 9 75 165 4 38 5 37 6 43 29 F 0530 9 72 162 5 39 4 33 2 7 30 G 0045 10 80 180 5 35 5 45 4 32 Not too many folks (about 7 or 8) who do this but for those who do, there are columns in the SunEntry database. Rodney Log in or register to post comments davidjayjackson Affiliation American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) Fri, 12/12/2014 - 22:18 Rodney, Thanks for the Rodney, Thanks for the explanation David Log in or register to post comments
HRHA Affiliation None Fri, 12/12/2014 - 19:49 central groups, central sunspots, cg, cs Hi David, If you draw a circle of 1/2 the solar radius on the projection of the sun, then count the groups and sunspots: day see UT g s W ng ns sg ss Obs cg cs 03 G 0130 7 45 115 5 34 2 11 5 37 04 E 0045 9 40 130 5 23 4 17 6 28 06 G 0045 6 40 100 3 23 3 17 2 15 07 G 0015 6 43 103 3 33 3 10 2 9 08 G 0045 6 45 105 3 36 3 9 2 33 10 G 0015 3 36 66 1 28 2 8 1 28 11 G 0300 4 47 87 2 32 2 15 1 30 12 G 0600 5 50 100 2 25 3 25 2 25 13 G 0030 6 52 112 3 23 3 29 3 31 14 E 0130 10 67 167 4 26 6 41 3 30 15 G 0015 9 57 147 3 16 6 41 3 23 16 G 0530 6 32 92 1 2 5 30 2 13 17 G 0130 8 46 126 1 2 7 44 3 15 18 G 0045 8 50 130 1 2 7 48 5 26 19 G 0015 8 54 134 1 2 7 52 5 33 21 E 0045 5 36 86 0 0 5 36 4 28 22 E 0100 5 39 89 0 0 5 39 2 19 23 E 0045 6 53 113 0 0 6 53 1 3 24 E 0100 6 56 116 1 4 5 52 1 19 27 G 0015 8 71 151 3 33 5 38 3 34 28 G 0500 9 75 165 4 38 5 37 6 43 29 F 0530 9 72 162 5 39 4 33 2 7 30 G 0045 10 80 180 5 35 5 45 4 32 Not too many folks (about 7 or 8) who do this but for those who do, there are columns in the SunEntry database. Rodney Log in or register to post comments
davidjayjackson Affiliation American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) Fri, 12/12/2014 - 22:18 Rodney, Thanks for the Rodney, Thanks for the explanation David Log in or register to post comments
Hi David,
If you draw a circle of 1/2 the solar radius on the projection of the sun, then count the groups and sunspots:
day
see
UT
g
s
W
ng
ns
sg
ss
Obs
cg cs
03
G
0130
7
45
115
5
34
2
11
5
37
04
E
0045
9
40
130
5
23
4
17
6
28
06
G
0045
6
40
100
3
23
3
17
2
15
07
G
0015
6
43
103
3
33
3
10
2
9
08
G
0045
6
45
105
3
36
3
9
2
33
10
G
0015
3
36
66
1
28
2
8
1
28
11
G
0300
4
47
87
2
32
2
15
1
30
12
G
0600
5
50
100
2
25
3
25
2
25
13
G
0030
6
52
112
3
23
3
29
3
31
14
E
0130
10
67
167
4
26
6
41
3
30
15
G
0015
9
57
147
3
16
6
41
3
23
16
G
0530
6
32
92
1
2
5
30
2
13
17
G
0130
8
46
126
1
2
7
44
3
15
18
G
0045
8
50
130
1
2
7
48
5
26
19
G
0015
8
54
134
1
2
7
52
5
33
21
E
0045
5
36
86
0
0
5
36
4
28
22
E
0100
5
39
89
0
0
5
39
2
19
23
E
0045
6
53
113
0
0
6
53
1
3
24
E
0100
6
56
116
1
4
5
52
1
19
27
G
0015
8
71
151
3
33
5
38
3
34
28
G
0500
9
75
165
4
38
5
37
6
43
29
F
0530
9
72
162
5
39
4
33
2
7
30
G
0045
10
80
180
5
35
5
45
4
32
Not too many folks (about 7 or 8) who do this but for those who do, there are columns in the SunEntry database.
Rodney
Thanks for the
Rodney,
Thanks for the explanation
David