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The SSN workshops are sponsored by the National Solar Observatory (NSO), the Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB), and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). We are happy to report that Frédéric Clette of ROB has joined Leif and Ed as a Co-Organizer of the SSN Workshop Series.
 
The SSN workshops are sponsored by the National Solar Observatory (NSO), the Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB), and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). We are happy to report that Frédéric Clette of ROB has joined Leif and Ed as a Co-Organizer of the SSN Workshop Series.
We view the September 2011 workshop as the first step in an effort to provide the solar community with a vetted long-term (single) sunspot number and the tools to keep it on track. This will take a lot of work and we look forward to collaborating with each of you. We held a second workshop at ROB on Brussels in May 2012 (and a third one at NSO in Tucson in January 2013, and hopefully one somewhere in Europe in 2014) and are considering a special Topical Issue of Solar Physics for the eventual joint publication of the SSN series and the accompanying historical, procedural, and scientific papers.
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We view the September 2011 workshop as the first step in an effort to provide the solar community with a vetted long-term (single) sunspot number and the tools to keep it on track. This will take a lot of work and we look forward to collaborating with each of you. We held a second workshop at ROB on Brussels in May 2012 (and a third one at NSO in Tucson in January 2013, and hopefully one somewhere in Europe in November 2013) and are considering a special Topical Issue of Solar Physics for the eventual joint publication of the SSN series and the accompanying historical, procedural, and scientific papers.
   
 
Sincerely yours,
 
Sincerely yours,
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