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Table 2

Detailed comparison between PMOD and SATIRE-S considering only dates when both datasets overlap1.

Cycle maximum2 and minimum TSI, W m-2

Series Min C20/213 Max C21 Min C21/22 Max C22 Min C22/23 Max C23 Min C23/24

SATIRE-SInd 1361.06 1362.01 1361.08 1361.96 1361.01 1361.74 1360.82
PMOD 1362.02 1361.14 1362.10 1361.07 1361.82 1360.82

Cycle maximum and minimum TSI relative to 2008 minimum, W m-2

Series Min C20/21 Max C21 Min C21/22 Max C22 Min C22/23 Max C23 Min C23/24

SATIRE-SInd 0.24 1.19 0.26 1.14 0.20 0.92 0.00
PMOD 1.21 0.32  ±  0.01 1.28 0.25  ±  0.10 1.00 0.00  ±  0.16
Statistics of full and cycle periods

Period Start date End date Slope No. points

Full 1978/12/10 2009/10/31 0.958 [0.919] 0.995 5899
Cycle 23 1996/05/15 2008/12/15 0.981 [0.963] 0.978 3760
Cycle 22 1986/09/15 1996/05/14 0.917 [0.840] 1.040 1148
Cycle 21 (part) 1978/12/09 1986/09/14 0.898 [0.806] 1.050 740

Notes. 

(1)

The uppermost table shows the absolute values at activity cycle maximum and minimum. The middle table gives irradiance values relative to the December 2008 minimum with uncertainty estimates from SATIRE-SInd and errors from PMOD. The bottom set give the regression slopes and correlation coefficients from the different cycles of the reconstruction.

(2)

TSI values are calculated from  ± 90 days centred on the dates of maximum and minimum smoothed monthly sunspot number from SIDC data.

(3)

Only SATIRE-SInd data exist around the minimum of cycle 20/21 minimum. Minimum values are estimated between June 1975 and July 1976 due to the lack of data around the sunspot minimum of June 1976.

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