Python SPICE Hands-on Programming lessons:

• Navigating Through the SPICE Components (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Basics, Building SPICE Applications (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Remote Sensing Hands-On Lesson, using CASSINI (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Geometric Event Finding Hands-On Lesson, using MEX (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• In-situ Sensing Hands-On Lesson, using CASSINI (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Binary PCK (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Other Stuff (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Practice Using Toolkit Applications (lesson, intro/diagrams)
• Brief Guide to Doing SPICE Hands-On Lessons Using WGC (lesson, intro/diagrams)

Introduction to C Implementation of SPICE - an overview of the C language version of SPICE, CSPICE.

CSPICE Toolkit Contents - a brief description of the CSPICE Toolkit layout and contents.

Most Used CSPICE APIs - a list of most frequently used CSPICE APIs grouped by category.

CSPICE API Reference Guide - a list of all CSPICE APIs with hyperlinks to API specific documentation.

CSPICE API Permuted Index - an index that helps identify the proper routine based on functional requirements.

Required Reading Documents - the collection of reference documents describing the various SPICE subsystems.

User's Guides - the set of manuals for those applications included in the CSPICE Toolkit.

What's New in SPICE - a summary of additions and changes from one Toolkit version to the next.

naif.jpl.nasa.gov - the NAIF Web site providing SPICE data for various missions, additional SPICE utilities and documentation.

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