Main differences between V2.3.3 and V2.4.1 : Différence entre versions
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* It is now possible to enter an initial orbit using mean parameters. Conversions will also be possible between different mean models and osculating parameters. | * It is now possible to enter an initial orbit using mean parameters. Conversions will also be possible between different mean models and osculating parameters. | ||
| − | * Validity intervals for input parameters are better taken into account | + | * Validity intervals for input parameters are better taken into account. |
| − | * Tooltips are available to describe the type of parameters, for example in case of formulae as for the h<sub>x</sub>, h<sub>y</sub> vector for equinoctial parameters | + | * Tooltips are available to describe the type of parameters, for example in case of formulae as for the h<sub>x</sub>, h<sub>y</sub> vector for equinoctial parameters: |
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Version du 31 mars 2023 à 10:46
Except the fact that this version uses new [GENIUS] and [PATRIUS] versions, the main evolutions are focused on the GPOrbit widget
New PATRIUS and GENIUS version
As defined [here], this version uses [GENIUS] V1.12 and [PATRIUS] V4.10.2. Moreover, the widgets have been validated using [PATRIUS_DATASET] V1.4.3.
New GPOrbit functionnalities
- It is now possible to enter an initial orbit using mean parameters. Conversions will also be possible between different mean models and osculating parameters.
- Validity intervals for input parameters are better taken into account.
- Tooltips are available to describe the type of parameters, for example in case of formulae as for the hx, hy vector for equinoctial parameters:
