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Reconstruction of pretelescopic and early telescopic solar activity cycles from auroral records
The historical record of low-latitude aurorae is essentially a poorly sampled record of the largest space weather events (SWEs). Its use for the identification of individual solar cycles is hindered by the low event rate and by the fact that the solar cycle profile of the occurrence of SWEs does not
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