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DescriptionSSN Predict SWPC.gif	SWPC Sunspot Number Predictions For Solar Cycle 23 and 24 The Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) at http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ issues weekly reports on solar activity know as Preliminary Report and Forecast (PRF) of Solar Geophysical Data or “The Weekly”. Generally on the week following the end of the month a monthly summary is issued which includes graphics for the past month. In the summary is the “ISES Solar Cycle Sunspot Number Progression” graphic which shows past, present and predicted average sunspot numbers by month. SWPC maintains a compressed archive of all weekly PRD reports in PDF format since 1996 which is available here. Individual weekly reports for 2007 are available here and current reports for 2008 are available here. All of “The Weekly” reports were inspected to identify the monthly summaries and determine the quality of the “ISES Solar Cycle Sunspot Number Progression” graphic contained therein. It was determined that the graphs prior to April 30, 2003 were in a significantly different format, had quality control problems and skipped months, therefore only graphs from April 30, 2003 to present were used. Using Adobe Acrobat Professional the “ISES Solar Cycle Sunspot Number Progression” graphics was extracted from each of “The Weekly” PDF reports as oversized TIFF graphics to preserve resolution. The standard publication size for the graphic was 720×550 pixels but the aspect ratio for some of the graphs was not preserved within the PDF document. When the oversized TIFF graphic were resized to 720×550 without preserving the aspect ratio within the PDF the original 720×550 graphic was recovered in all cases. The 720×550 TIFF graphic was then converted to a GIF graphic for use in the animation sequence. While extracting the “ISES Solar Cycle Sunspot Number Progression” graphs it was found that January 31, 2008 monthly summary had not been generated, a fact which SWPC confirmed in response to an Email inquiry. The February 29, 2008 graphic was hand edited at the pixel level to recreate the missing month and is identified in the animation sequence “proxy200801.gif”. The remaining graphics are all identified by the PRF document number. The Advanced GIF Animator program was used to create the animation sequence. With the exception of January 31, 2008 all of the frames are prefixed by PRF9999 when 9999 is the document number of the original PDF report from which the graphic was extracted. The recovery of the graphics went very well and there was no discernible flicker between frames indicating that the PDF extraction process was near prefect. With the exception of the missing monthly summary for January 31, 2008 the SWPC product has been amazingly consistent since April 30, 2003. SWPC is to be commended for the high quality of their data and its public availability.
Date	April 30, 2003 to preset date, as monthly images are available.
Source	Solar Cycle Progression: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/SolarCycle/ http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpmenu/warehouse.html http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly/weekly07.html http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly/index.html
Auteur	GIF graphics by the SWPC research team, animation by Michael Ronayne.

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	Date et heure	Dimensions	Utilisateur	Commentaire
actuel	9 juillet 2010 à 23:16	720 × 550 (3,4 Mio)	Michael Ronayne
	7 août 2009 à 13:09	720 × 550 (3,33 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	SWPC Sunspot prediction was unchanged for June and July.
	7 juin 2009 à 12:19	720 × 550 (3,24 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	SWPC made a major downward revision in solar activity on May 8, 2009 eliminating the high prediction and delaying the onset of solar maximum. Because of the mid-month change, May 2009 contains two predictions. As solar activity begins to show some slight
	8 mai 2009 à 05:34	720 × 550 (3,1 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	Updates through the end of April 2009. Note that Sunspot prediction was not advanced this month. (Fixed image size problem.)
	7 mai 2009 à 17:27	720 × 679 (3,1 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	Updates through the end of April 2009. Note that Sunspot prediction was not advanced this month.
	12 avril 2009 à 03:08	720 × 550 (3,06 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	Updates through end of March 2009.
	2 mars 2009 à 23:31	720 × 550 (3,01 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	SWPC has made two revisions to Sunspot activity predictions in the space of one week.
	25 février 2009 à 20:48	720 × 550 (2,96 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	New SWPC Sunspot prediction dated 02/24/2009 was added.
	20 février 2009 à 15:38	720 × 553 (2,91 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	{{Information \|Description= \|Source= \|Date= \|Author= \|Permission= \|other_versions= }}
	3 octobre 2008 à 05:49	720 × 550 (2,69 Mio)	Michael Ronayne	{{Information \|Description=The Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) at http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ issues weekly reports on solar activity know as Preliminary Report and Forecast (PRF) of Solar Geophysical Data or “The Weekly”. Generally on the week f