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Revision as of 21:50, 4 April 2016

MMS Plot

SPEDAS includes command line utilities and GUI plugins for loading and analyzing Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission data. All MMS related routines can be found in:

/projects/mms/

Crib sheets showing example usage of command line routines can be found in:

/projects/mms/examples/


Loading Data

There are several methods for for downloading MMS data.

  • MMS Crib Sheets - A collection of scripts demonstrating usage of MMS command line routines. These range from basic loading and plotting to derived products and compound plots.
  • SPEDAS GUI - Data can be loaded into the SPEDAS GUI via the MMS tab in the Load Data window.


Instruments

Hot Plasma

Energetic Particles

Fields


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