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SPEDAS includes command-line utilities and GUI plugins for loading and analyzing MMS data. All MMS related routines can be found in: | SPEDAS includes command-line utilities and GUI plugins for loading and analyzing MMS data. All MMS related routines can be found in: | ||
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==Data Products & Availability== | ==Data Products & Availability== |
Revision as of 00:36, 27 February 2016
SPEDAS includes command-line utilities and GUI plugins for loading and analyzing MMS data. All MMS related routines can be found in:
Crib sheets showing example usage can be found in:
Loading Data
There are several methods for for downloading MMS data.
- Examples of command line usage can be found in the MMS crib sheets.
- Data can be loaded into the SPEDAS GUI via the MMS tab in the Load Data window.
Instruments
Hot Plasma
Energetic Particles
Fields
- Analog Fluxgate Magnetometer (AFG)
- Digital Fluxgate Magnetometer (DFG)
- Search Coil Magnetometer (SCM)
- Electric field Double Probes (EDP)
Data Products & Availability
Data Availability
L1 Data Products
L2 Data Products
Quicklook Products
Derived Products
Some data products such as moments and spectrograms can be produced in real time from all-sky data maps.
External Links
- Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission site - NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
- Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission site - NASA's Mission Directorate
- Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission site - by Southwest Research Institute
- Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission site - Rice University