| group | Proj. U | Proj. WS | Corr. U | Corr. WS | B | L | LCM | Pos. angle | r | MU | MP |
| 25 | 91 | 61 | 211 | 28.93 | 19.05 | 79.46 | 298.28 | 0.9776 | -94.8 | -5.2 | |
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| spot | Proj. U | Proj. WS | Corr. U | Corr. WS | B | L | LCM | Pos. angle | r | MU | MP |
| 5 | 81 | 11 | 194 | 28.41 | 19.13 | 79.54 | 297.73 | 0.9782 | 27.8 | 1.6 | |
| 9 | -1 | 22 | -1 | 28.77 | 19.48 | 79.89 | 298.11 | 0.9792 | -27.3 | 999999 | |
| 11 | -1 | 28 | -1 | 29.33 | 19.69 | 80.10 | 298.68 | 0.9798 | -197.1 | 999999 | |
| 0 | 10 | 0 | 17 | 28.59 | 13.79 | 74.20 | 297.96 | 0.9578 | 68.0 | -82.6 | |
| Proj. U | - Projected umbra area in millionths of solar disc, negative values indicate | |
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that the umbra consists of fragmented regions which cannot be separated without losing umbral area. In this way several spots (intensity minima in the umbra) have a common umbra, e.g. -2 means that the given spot shares an umbra with spot No.2, and the common U value is indicated at spot No.2. |
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| Proj. WS | - Projected whole spot area in millionths of solar disc, negative values indicate | |
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that several umbras have a common penumbra, e.g. -7 means that the given umbra shares a penumbra with umbra No.7, and the WS value is indicated at No.7. |
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| Corr. U | - Corrected umbra area in millionths of solar hemisphere, for negative values see above | |
| Corr. WS | - Corrected whole spot area in millionths of solar hemisphere, for negative values see above | |
| B | - Heliographic latitude B; positive: North, negative: South | |
| L | - Heliographic longitude L | |
| LCM | - Longitudinal distance from the Sun's central meridian | |
| Pos. angle | - Position angle | |
| r | - Distance from the centre of Sun's disc in terms of Sun's radius | |
| MU | - Mean magnetic field within the umbra contour averaged the pixel values with sign. | |
| MP | - Mean magnetic field within the penumbra contour averaged the pixel values with sign. | |