José Manuel Vaquero

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Universidad de Extremadura

Spain

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José Manuel Vaquero is a Full Professor at Universidad de Extremadura, Spain. His research focuses on solar phenomena, climatology, and historical records, as evidenced by his recent articles on solar rotation rates, auroras, and the reconstruction of sunspot numbers. He also investigates past climatic crises in the Iberian Peninsula, integrating both historical and scientific methodologies in his work.

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Articles (29)

Easily Measuring the Solar Rotation Rate in June and December

A Weak-moderate Solar Cycle 25 is Confirmed

Numerical Considerations in the Reconstruction of Sunspot Numbers from ADF: A Precision Update

A Forgotten Aurora: Revisiting the 19 March 1950 Aurora Australis Through Historical Records

14C-Based Sunspot Numbers for the Last Millennium Encompass the Full Range of Variability: Extreme Value Theory

Aurora records in the Spanish newspaper Extremadura for the period 1923–2017

Assessing the most severe subsistence crisis of the 18th century in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula: a climatological perspective

A Report from Madrid (Spain) on the Total Solar Eclipse of 1842 July 8

Are we Crossing a Minimum of the Gleissberg Centennial Cycle? Multivariate Machine Learning-based Prediction of the Sunspot Number using Different Proxies of Solar Activity and Spectral Analysis

Hemispheric Sunspot Number Prediction for Solar Cycles 25 and 26 Using Spectral Analysis and Machine Learning Techniques

Predicting Solar Cycle 26 Using the Polar Flux as a Precursor, Spectral Analysis, and Machine Learning: Crossing a Gleissberg Minimum?

A Comment on the Solar Activity Level in 1744 by Diego de Torres Villarroel

Assessing the Evolution of Solar Cycle 25: A Weak-moderate Cycle

A Comment on the Solar Activity Level in 1791 by Lorenzo Hervás y Panduro

Understanding Solar Activity after the Maunder Minimum: Sunspot Records by Rost and Alischer

Recovering Data of an Observation of the Leonids in 1869 from the Lisbon Geophysical Observatory (Portugal)

A Possible Meteoric Fall in Cabeza la Vaca (Spain) in 1970 January

The Ether Concept from Spanish Physics Textbooks (1840–1950)

Early Meteorological Observations in Almada (Portugal) for the Period 1788–1813 by Medical Doctors

Solar Cycle 25 Will Be a Weak-moderate Cycle: an Update

Prediction of the Maximum Amplitude of Solar Cycle 25 Using the Ascending Inflection Point

Validation of precipitable water vapor estimates from an inexpensive infrared thermometer

Earliest meteorological readings in San Fernando (Cádiz, Spain, 1799–1813)

Hemispheric Sunspot Numbers from the Astronomical Observatory of the University of Valencia (1940 – 1956)

Flattening of Earth by Rotation: From Historical Experiment to Modern Toy

Rediscovering the observations of solar prominences from 1906 to 1957 recorded at the Madrid Astronomical Observatory

Three Scattered Sunspot Records in the Archive of the Royal Astronomical Observatory of the Spanish Navy (1789–1790)

Recovery of early meteorological records from Extremadura region (SW Iberia): The ‘CliPastExtrem’ (v1.0) database

A Catalog of Faculae, Prominences, and Filaments for the Period 1929–1944 from the Astronomical Observatory of the University of Coimbra

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María Angeles Obregón

Ignacio Rodriguez-Rodriguez

Javier Acero

Víctor Manuel Sánchez Carrasco

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