Context. Historic stellar activity data based on chromospheric line emission using O.C. Wilson’s S-index reach back to the 1960ies and represent a very valuable data resource both in terms of quantity and time-coverage. However, these data are not flux-calibrated and are therefore difficult to compare with modern spectroscopy and to relate to quantitative physics.
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