<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>Basic aidapy feature In this very short notebook, we show some routines to find information about the implemented missions in aidapy and how the different keywords are supported by the load routine.<jupyter_code>from aidapy import get_mission_info, load_data<jupyter_output><empty_output><jupyter_text>Getting information about the missions The routine `get_mission_info` gives various informations on the accepted keyword for the mission.<jupyter_code>get_mission_info(mission='omni')<jupyter_output>All available keywords for omni mission data products:<jupyter_text>Here, only the probe '1' is accepted as omni does not use multi-spacecraft.<jupyter_code>get_mission_info('cluster')<jupyter_output>All available keywords for cluster mission data products:<jupyter_text>Here, cluster can provide data for 4 different probes. Different high level products (in the product_catalog) can be queried. Detailed about these products can be found in the [documentation](https://aidapy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mission.html) or using the keyword `full_product_catalog`.<jupyter_code>get_mission_info('cluster', full_product_catalog=True)<jupyter_output>All available keys for cluster mission data products:<jupyter_text>Information about the MMS mission are also available.<jupyter_code>get_mission_info('mms')<jupyter_output>All available keywords for mms mission data products:<jupyter_text>Finding help on the different routine Finally, you can use the help() function on get_mission_info and load_data to show the docstrings.<jupyter_code>help(get_mission_info)
help(load_data)<jupyter_output>Help on function load_data in module aidapy.aidafunc.load_data:

load_data(mission, start_time, end_time, **kwargs)
    Load the data from the given mission on a specific time interface.
    The extra arguments gives details on the data to load.
    
    Parameters
    ----------
    mission : str
        The name of the mission from which the data are loaded/downloaded
    
    start_time : ~datetime.datetime or ~astropy.time.Time
        Start time of the loading
    
    end_time : ~datetime.datetime or ~astropy.time.Time
        End time of the loading
    
    **kwargs
        Specific arguments for providing information for the mission or
        the download settings:
        - prod: high-level product to load. Can be a string or a list.
        The full list is available by using the
        :func:`~aidapy.aidafunc.load_data.get_mission_info` routine.
        - probes: probe number. Can be a string or a list.
        - coords: coordinate system to use.
        - mode: mode to d[...]
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