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* [[command_line_functions|Command Line Functions]] - SPEDAS command line functions | * [[command_line_functions|Command Line Functions]] - SPEDAS command line functions | ||
* [[GUI|GUI]] - The Graphical User Interface | * [[GUI|GUI]] - The Graphical User Interface | ||
* [[Magnetic Field Models in the SPEDAS GUI|Magnetic Field Models in the SPEDAS GUI]] - Information on using the SPEDAS GUI to generate and trace geomagnetic field models | ** [[Magnetic Field Models in the SPEDAS GUI|Magnetic Field Models in the SPEDAS GUI]] - Information on using the SPEDAS GUI to generate and trace geomagnetic field models | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 27 February 2014
Assuming you have the software installed, the best place to start is with one of the Crib Sheets.
The installation contains crib sheets in the idl/themis/examples folder. These give end-to-end examples of how to load, process and plot the data available for a given mission and instrument. Cribs for general purpose plotting using tplot may be found in idl/ssl_general/examples/.
The following provide detailed information on the SPEDAS software:
- File Organization - What directories and files are installed
- Command Line Functions - SPEDAS command line functions
- GUI - The Graphical User Interface
- Magnetic Field Models in the SPEDAS GUI - Information on using the SPEDAS GUI to generate and trace geomagnetic field models