LADEE I-Kernels
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   Version 1.1; May 6, 2021


General Information About SPICE I-Kernels
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   In the SPICE system, I-kernels contain field-of-view specifications,
   internal timing parameters, detector geometry specifications and
   other geometric parameters for the instrument. These parameters
   along with knowledge of the spacecraft pointing (C kernel) and
   instrument mounting alignment (Frames Kernel) allow the user to use
   SPICE APIs to calculate the view directions of the individual
   instrument pixels or detectors.
 
   The data contained in I-kernel files can be accessed and manipulated
   in conjunction with other data using the SPICE Toolkit APIs, calls
   to which can be integrated into user application programs. The SPICE
   system toolkit for a number of languages and computer platforms can
   be obtained from the NAIF web site (http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/).
 
   Refer to the ``kernel.req'' document provided with the Toolkit to
   get more information on how to access I-kernel data.


LADEE I-kernels Provided in This Archive
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   The following LADEE I-kernels are provided in this archive:

      ladee_ldex_v01.ti            IK file for the LDEX instrument.
      ladee_ldex_v00.ti
 
      ladee_nms_v00.ti             IK file for the NMS instrument.
 
      ladee_uvs_v00.ti             IK file for the UVS instrument.


   If more than one IK of a particular kind is present in this
   directory, the IK with the latest version supersedes all IKs with
   earlier versions.


Kernel File Details
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   The most detailed description of the data in an IK file is provided
   in metadata included inside the description area of the file. This
   information can be viewed using any text editor program.


Contact Information
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   Regarding LADEE project specific information provided in this
   archive and for general information about SPICE system:
   
      Boris Semenov 
      (818)-354-8136 
      Boris.Semenov@jpl.nasa.gov
      
   address:
   
      Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility (NAIF)
      Jet Propulsion Laboratory
      MS 301-121
      4800 Oak Grove Drive
      Pasadena CA 91109 USA