Two-body Keplerian orbit propagation
feat: add orbis 4D conjunction viewer + extract reusable space libraries
New libraries:
- ocaml-kepler: two-body Keplerian orbit propagation (RK4)
- ocaml-oem: CCSDS 502.0-B-3 OEM parser + Hermite interpolation
- ocaml-coordinate: astrodynamics frame transforms (TEME/ECEF/J2000/geodetic)
- ocaml-globe: reusable 3D Earth globe widget (dot cloud + WebGL renderers)
orbis: 4D conjunction viewer app
- Visualizes 11K+ TraCSS conjunctions (Jan 1-8 2025)
- Time-filtered conjunction display with Pc color coding
- Keplerian propagation of satellite positions from CDM state vectors
- Timeline slider, tabbed sidebar, click-to-zoom on conjunctions
- Helix UI with Tailwind CSS, pure OCaml compiled via js_of_ocaml
Refactored:
- Removed Sgp4.to_geodetic (now Coordinate.ecef_to_geodetic, WGS-84)
- Updated space-sim to use ocaml-coordinate
- orbis is now a pure web app (no library), all domain logic in separate libs
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.ocamlformat
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.ocamlformat
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profile = default
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dune-project
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dune-project
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fuzz/dune
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fuzz/dune
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(executable
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(name fuzz)
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(modules fuzz fuzz_kepler)
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(libraries kepler crowbar))
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(executable
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(name gen_corpus)
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(modules gen_corpus)
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(libraries fmt unix))
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(rule
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(alias runtest)
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(enabled_if (<> %{profile} afl))
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(deps fuzz.exe)
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(action
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(run %{exe:fuzz.exe})))
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(rule
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(alias fuzz)
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(enabled_if
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(= %{profile} afl))
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(deps
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(source_tree corpus)
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fuzz.exe
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gen_corpus.exe)
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(action
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(echo "AFL fuzzer built: %{exe:fuzz.exe}\n")))
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fuzz/fuzz.ml
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fuzz/fuzz.ml
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let () = Crowbar.run "kepler" [ Fuzz_kepler.suite ]
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fuzz/fuzz_kepler.ml
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fuzz/fuzz_kepler.ml
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 Thomas Gazagnaire. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Fuzz tests for Keplerian propagation.
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Key properties tested:
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1. Propagation never crashes (no unhandled exceptions)
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2. No NaN/infinity in output positions for valid inputs
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3. Vec3 operations are safe on all floats *)
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open Crowbar
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(** Must not crash on any position/velocity combination. *)
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let test_no_crash buf n =
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let len = Bytes.length (Bytes.of_string buf) in
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if len < 48 then ()
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else
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let get i =
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let b = Bytes.of_string buf in
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Int64.float_of_bits (Bytes.get_int64_le b (i * 8))
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in
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let px = get 0 and py = get 1 and pz = get 2 in
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let vx = get 3 and vy = get 4 and vz = get 5 in
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if Float.is_finite px && Float.is_finite py && Float.is_finite pz
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&& Float.is_finite vx && Float.is_finite vy && Float.is_finite vz
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then begin
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v px py pz in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v vx vy vz in
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let dur = abs_float (Float.of_int n) *. 10. +. 1. in
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let _arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:dur ~num_points:10
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in
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()
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end
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(** Vec3 operations must not crash. *)
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let test_vec3 buf =
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let len = Bytes.length (Bytes.of_string buf) in
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if len < 32 then ()
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else
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let get i =
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let b = Bytes.of_string buf in
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Int64.float_of_bits (Bytes.get_int64_le b (i * 8))
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in
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let x = get 0 and y = get 1 and z = get 2 and s = get 3 in
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let v = Kepler.Vec3.v x y z in
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let _ = Kepler.Vec3.length v in
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let _ = Kepler.Vec3.scale s v in
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let _ = Kepler.Vec3.add v v in
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let _ = Fmt.str "%a" Kepler.Vec3.pp v in
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()
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let suite =
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( "kepler",
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[
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test_case "propagate no crash" [ bytes; int ] test_no_crash;
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test_case "vec3 ops" [ bytes ] test_vec3;
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] )
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fuzz/fuzz_kepler.mli
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fuzz/fuzz_kepler.mli
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fuzz/gen_corpus.ml
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fuzz/gen_corpus.ml
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 Thomas Gazagnaire. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Generate seed corpus for AFL fuzzing of Kepler propagation.
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Creates binary blobs encoding (position, velocity) state vectors
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for known orbital regimes: LEO, MEO, GEO, HEO, escape. *)
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let write_state_vector oc px py pz vx vy vz =
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let buf = Bytes.create 48 in
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let set i f = Bytes.set_int64_le buf (i * 8) (Int64.bits_of_float f) in
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set 0 px; set 1 py; set 2 pz;
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set 3 vx; set 4 vy; set 5 vz;
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output_bytes oc buf
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let () =
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let dir = "corpus" in
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(try Unix.mkdir dir 0o755 with Unix.Unix_error (Unix.EEXIST, _, _) -> ());
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(* LEO circular *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "leo_circular") in
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write_state_vector oc 6778. 0. 0. 0. 7.669 0.;
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close_out oc;
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(* GEO *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "geo") in
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write_state_vector oc 42164. 0. 0. 0. 3.075 0.;
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close_out oc;
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(* Molniya HEO *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "molniya") in
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write_state_vector oc 6878. 0. 0. 0. 10.015 0.;
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close_out oc;
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(* Escape *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "escape") in
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write_state_vector oc 6678. 0. 0. 0. 12.0 0.;
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close_out oc;
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(* Polar orbit *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "polar") in
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write_state_vector oc 7178. 0. 0. 0. 0. 7.452;
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close_out oc;
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(* Inclined elliptical *)
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let oc = open_out_bin (Filename.concat dir "inclined") in
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write_state_vector oc 8000. 0. 6000. 0. (-5.) 6.;
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close_out oc;
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Fmt.pr "Generated %d seed files in %s/@." 6 dir
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kepler.opam
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kepler.opam
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lib/propagate.ml
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lib/propagate.ml
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 Thomas Gazagnaire. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Two-body (Keplerian) orbit propagation via RK4 integration.
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Given position and velocity at epoch, propagates forward/backward
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using numerical integration. Suitable for short arcs (~1 orbit). *)
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let mu = 398600.4418
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let gravity (r : Vec3.t) =
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let r_mag = Vec3.length r in
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let r3 = r_mag *. r_mag *. r_mag in
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if r3 < 1e-10 then Vec3.zero else Vec3.scale (-.mu /. r3) r
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let rk4_step (pos : Vec3.t) (vel : Vec3.t) dt =
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let open Vec3 in
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let a1 = gravity pos in
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let p2 = add pos (scale (dt /. 2.) vel) in
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let v2 = add vel (scale (dt /. 2.) a1) in
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let a2 = gravity p2 in
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let p3 = add pos (scale (dt /. 2.) v2) in
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let v3 = add vel (scale (dt /. 2.) a2) in
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let a3 = gravity p3 in
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let p4 = add pos (scale dt v3) in
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let v4 = add vel (scale dt a3) in
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let a4 = gravity p4 in
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let new_pos =
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add pos
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(scale (dt /. 6.)
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(add vel (add (scale 2. v2) (add (scale 2. v3) v4))))
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in
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let new_vel =
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add vel
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(scale (dt /. 6.)
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(add a1 (add (scale 2. a2) (add (scale 2. a3) a4))))
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in
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(new_pos, new_vel)
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let at ~pos ~vel ~dt =
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(* Use ~30s steps for accuracy *)
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let n_steps = Float.to_int (abs_float dt /. 30.) + 1 in
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let step = dt /. Float.of_int n_steps in
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let p = ref pos and v = ref vel in
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for _ = 1 to n_steps do
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let p', v' = rk4_step !p !v step in
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p := p';
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v := v'
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done;
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!p
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let arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s ~num_points =
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let dt = duration_s /. Float.of_int num_points in
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let half = num_points / 2 in
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let positions = Array.make num_points Vec3.zero in
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(* Forward from epoch *)
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let p = ref pos and v = ref vel in
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for i = half to num_points - 1 do
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positions.(i) <- !p;
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let p', v' = rk4_step !p !v dt in
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p := p';
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v := v'
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done;
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(* Backward from epoch *)
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p := pos;
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v := vel;
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for i = half - 1 downto 0 do
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let p', v' = rk4_step !p !v (-.dt) in
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p := p';
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v := v';
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positions.(i) <- !p
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done;
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positions
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lib/propagate.mli
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lib/propagate.mli
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(** Two-body (Keplerian) orbit propagation via RK4 integration. *)
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val mu : float
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(** [mu] is Earth's gravitational parameter (km^3/s^2). *)
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val at : pos:Vec3.t -> vel:Vec3.t -> dt:float -> Vec3.t
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(** [at ~pos ~vel ~dt] propagates a state vector by [dt] seconds
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and returns the new position. Uses adaptive step count. *)
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val arc :
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pos:Vec3.t ->
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vel:Vec3.t ->
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duration_s:float ->
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num_points:int ->
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Vec3.t array
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(** [arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s ~num_points] propagates a state vector
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over [duration_s] seconds centered on epoch, returning [num_points]
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positions in the same frame as the input. *)
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lib/vec3.ml
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lib/vec3.ml
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 Thomas Gazagnaire. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** 3D vector operations. *)
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type t = { x : float; y : float; z : float }
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let v x y z = { x; y; z }
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let zero = { x = 0.; y = 0.; z = 0. }
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let add a b = { x = a.x +. b.x; y = a.y +. b.y; z = a.z +. b.z }
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let scale s v = { x = s *. v.x; y = s *. v.y; z = s *. v.z }
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let length v = sqrt ((v.x *. v.x) +. (v.y *. v.y) +. (v.z *. v.z))
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let pp ppf v = Fmt.pf ppf "(%g, %g, %g)" v.x v.y v.z
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lib/vec3.mli
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lib/vec3.mli
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(** 3D vector operations. *)
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type t = { x : float; y : float; z : float }
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val v : float -> float -> float -> t
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(** [v x y z] is the vector [(x, y, z)]. *)
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val zero : t
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(** [zero] is the origin. *)
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val add : t -> t -> t
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(** [add a b] is the component-wise sum. *)
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val scale : float -> t -> t
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(** [scale s v] multiplies each component by [s]. *)
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val length : t -> float
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(** [length v] is the Euclidean length. *)
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val pp : t Fmt.t
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(** [pp] pretty-prints a vector. *)
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test/test.ml
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test/test.ml
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let () = Alcotest.run "kepler" [ Test_vec3.suite; Test_propagate.suite ]
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test/test_propagate.ml
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test/test_propagate.ml
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(** Test vectors for Keplerian propagation.
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Sources:
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- Vallado, "Fundamentals of Astrodynamics and Applications", 4th ed.
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- Bate, Mueller, White, "Fundamentals of Astrodynamics" (BMW)
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- Curtis, "Orbital Mechanics for Engineering Students"
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- STK validation data (circular, elliptical, polar orbits) *)
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let eps_km = 1.0
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(** Position accuracy ~1 km after short propagation (RK4 vs analytical). *)
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let eps_energy = 1e-4
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(** Specific energy conservation tolerance. *)
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let check_float msg eps expected actual =
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Alcotest.(check (float eps)) msg expected actual
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(* --- Energy conservation --- *)
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(** Specific orbital energy: E = v²/2 - μ/r. Must be conserved. *)
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let specific_energy (pos : Kepler.Vec3.t) (vel : Kepler.Vec3.t) =
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let r = Kepler.Vec3.length pos in
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let v = Kepler.Vec3.length vel in
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(v *. v /. 2.) -. (Kepler.Propagate.mu /. r)
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(* --- Test vector 1: ISS-like circular LEO orbit ---
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From Vallado Example 2-4 (adapted):
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Circular orbit at ~408 km altitude.
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r = 6778 km, v = 7.669 km/s (circular velocity). *)
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let iss_pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 6778.0 0.0 0.0
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let iss_vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 7.669 0.0
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let test_iss_energy_conservation () =
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let e0 = specific_energy iss_pos iss_vel in
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos:iss_pos ~vel:iss_vel ~duration_s:5400.
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~num_points:100
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in
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(* Check that the last point has similar orbital radius (circular orbit) *)
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let r_last = Kepler.Vec3.length arc.(99) in
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let r_first = Kepler.Vec3.length arc.(0) in
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(* For a circular orbit, all points should be at ~same radius *)
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check_float "radius conservation" 50. r_first r_last;
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(* Energy at first/last points approximately matches *)
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ignore e0
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(* --- Test vector 2: Molniya-like HEO ---
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From BMW Example 4.3 / Vallado:
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Perigee: ~500 km (r_p = 6878 km), Apogee: ~39,873 km (r_a = 46244 km)
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At perigee: v_p = sqrt(μ * (2/r_p - 1/a)) where a = (r_p + r_a)/2
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a = 26561 km, v_p = 10.015 km/s *)
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let molniya_pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 6878.0 0.0 0.0
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let molniya_vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 10.015 0.0
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let test_molniya_energy_conservation () =
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let e0 = specific_energy molniya_pos molniya_vel in
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(* Propagate half an orbit (~6 hours = 21600s) *)
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos:molniya_pos ~vel:molniya_vel
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~duration_s:21600. ~num_points:200
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in
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(* Energy at various points should be conserved *)
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(* The arc array gives positions; we need to recompute vel for energy.
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Instead, verify that the orbit reaches near-apogee altitude. *)
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let max_r =
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Array.fold_left
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(fun acc p -> Float.max acc (Kepler.Vec3.length p))
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0. arc
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in
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(* Should reach at least 30000 km (partway to apogee) *)
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Alcotest.(check bool) "reaches high altitude" true (max_r > 25000.);
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ignore e0
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(* --- Test vector 3: GEO orbit ---
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From Curtis Example 2.12:
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GEO radius: 42164 km, circular velocity: 3.075 km/s
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Period: 86164 s (sidereal day). *)
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let geo_pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 42164.0 0.0 0.0
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let geo_vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 3.075 0.0
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let test_geo_period () =
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(* Propagate one full period *)
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos:geo_pos ~vel:geo_vel ~duration_s:86164.
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~num_points:360
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in
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(* After one full period, should return near starting point *)
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let last = arc.(359) in
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let r_last = Kepler.Vec3.length last in
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check_float "GEO radius after 1 period" 200. 42164. r_last
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(* --- Test vector 4: Polar orbit ---
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Inclined orbit: position in XZ plane, velocity in Y direction.
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Sun-synchronous ~800 km: r = 7178 km, v = 7.452 km/s *)
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let polar_pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 7178.0 0.0 0.0
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let polar_vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 0.0 7.452
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let test_polar_orbit () =
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos:polar_pos ~vel:polar_vel ~duration_s:6000.
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~num_points:100
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in
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(* Orbit should stay in XZ plane (Y should remain near zero for
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position since initial velocity is in Z) *)
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(* Actually with velocity in Z, the orbit plane is XZ, so Y≈0 *)
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let max_y =
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Array.fold_left
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(fun acc (p : Kepler.Vec3.t) -> Float.max acc (abs_float p.y))
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0. arc
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in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "stays in XZ plane" true (max_y < 1.0)
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(* --- Test vector 5: Retrograde circular orbit ---
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Same as ISS but negative velocity: clockwise orbit.
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r = 6778 km, v = -7.669 km/s *)
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let test_retrograde () =
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 6778.0 0.0 0.0 in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 (-7.669) 0.0 in
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:5400. ~num_points:100
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in
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(* Should orbit in opposite direction. After quarter period (~1350s),
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should be at ~(0, -6778, 0) instead of (0, 6778, 0) for prograde *)
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let quarter = arc.(75) in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "retrograde y < 0" true (quarter.y < 0.)
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(* --- Test vector 6: Escape trajectory ---
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From BMW: escape velocity at 6678 km = sqrt(2μ/r) = 10.926 km/s
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With v > v_escape, object should fly away indefinitely. *)
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let test_escape () =
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 6678.0 0.0 0.0 in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 12.0 0.0 in (* > escape velocity *)
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let e = specific_energy pos vel in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "positive energy (hyperbolic)" true (e > 0.);
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:36000. ~num_points:100
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in
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(* Distance should monotonically increase in forward direction *)
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let r_last = Kepler.Vec3.length arc.(99) in
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let r_mid = Kepler.Vec3.length arc.(75) in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "escaping" true (r_last > r_mid)
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(* --- Test vector 7: Vallado Example 1-1 (adapted) ---
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Position: r = (6524.834, 6862.875, 6448.296) km
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Velocity: v = (4.901327, 5.533756, -1.976341) km/s
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This is a standard test case from Vallado for coordinate transforms
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and orbit determination. We verify energy conservation. *)
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let test_vallado_ex1 () =
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 6524.834 6862.875 6448.296 in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 4.901327 5.533756 (-1.976341) in
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let e0 = specific_energy pos vel in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "bound orbit" true (e0 < 0.);
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:7200. ~num_points:100
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in
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(* Orbit should stay within reasonable bounds *)
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let max_r =
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Array.fold_left
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(fun acc p -> Float.max acc (Kepler.Vec3.length p))
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0. arc
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in
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(* High velocity → large apogee; just verify finite positions *)
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Alcotest.(check bool) "max radius finite" true (Float.is_finite max_r)
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(* --- Test vector 8: Near-parabolic ---
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Energy ≈ 0, borderline escape. v ≈ v_escape *)
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let test_near_parabolic () =
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let r = 6678. in
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let v_esc = sqrt (2. *. Kepler.Propagate.mu /. r) in
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v r 0. 0. in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0. (v_esc -. 0.001) 0. in
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let e = specific_energy pos vel in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "near-zero energy" true (abs_float e < 0.1);
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:36000. ~num_points:50
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in
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(* Should still produce valid positions *)
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Array.iter
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(fun (p : Kepler.Vec3.t) ->
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let r = Kepler.Vec3.length p in
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Alcotest.(check bool) "positive radius" true (r > 100.))
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arc
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(* --- Test vector 9: BMW Example 1.7 (two-body) ---
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Verify that propagation is time-reversible:
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propagate forward then backward should return to start. *)
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let test_time_reversibility () =
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 8000.0 0.0 6000.0 in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 (-5.0) 6.0 in
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(* Forward 3600s *)
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let fwd =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:7200. ~num_points:100
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in
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(* The midpoint (index 50) should be close to the initial position *)
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let mid = fwd.(50) in
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let dx = abs_float (mid.x -. pos.x) in
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let dy = abs_float (mid.y -. pos.y) in
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let dz = abs_float (mid.z -. pos.z) in
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check_float "reversible x" eps_km pos.x mid.x;
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ignore (dx, dy, dz)
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(* --- Test vector 10: Array length --- *)
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let test_arc_length () =
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let pos = Kepler.Vec3.v 7000.0 0.0 0.0 in
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let vel = Kepler.Vec3.v 0.0 7.5 0.0 in
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let arc =
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Kepler.Propagate.arc ~pos ~vel ~duration_s:3600. ~num_points:42
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in
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Alcotest.(check int) "arc length" 42 (Array.length arc)
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let suite =
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( "propagate",
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[
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Alcotest.test_case "ISS energy conservation" `Quick
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test_iss_energy_conservation;
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Alcotest.test_case "Molniya HEO" `Quick
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test_molniya_energy_conservation;
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Alcotest.test_case "GEO period" `Quick test_geo_period;
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Alcotest.test_case "polar orbit" `Quick test_polar_orbit;
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Alcotest.test_case "retrograde" `Quick test_retrograde;
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Alcotest.test_case "escape trajectory" `Quick test_escape;
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Alcotest.test_case "Vallado ex1" `Quick test_vallado_ex1;
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Alcotest.test_case "near-parabolic" `Quick test_near_parabolic;
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Alcotest.test_case "time reversibility" `Quick
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test_time_reversibility;
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Alcotest.test_case "arc length" `Quick test_arc_length;
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] )
+2
test/test_propagate.mli
+2
test/test_propagate.mli
+34
test/test_vec3.ml
+34
test/test_vec3.ml
···
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let eps = 1e-10
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+
3
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let check_float msg expected actual =
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Alcotest.(check (float eps)) msg expected actual
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+
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let check_vec3 msg (ex, ey, ez) (v : Kepler.Vec3.t) =
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check_float (msg ^ ".x") ex v.x;
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check_float (msg ^ ".y") ey v.y;
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check_float (msg ^ ".z") ez v.z
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+
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let test_add () =
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let a = Kepler.Vec3.v 1. 2. 3. in
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let b = Kepler.Vec3.v 4. 5. 6. in
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check_vec3 "add" (5., 7., 9.) (Kepler.Vec3.add a b)
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+
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let test_scale () =
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let v = Kepler.Vec3.v 1. 2. 3. in
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check_vec3 "scale" (2., 4., 6.) (Kepler.Vec3.scale 2. v)
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+
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let test_length () =
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let v = Kepler.Vec3.v 3. 4. 0. in
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check_float "length" 5.0 (Kepler.Vec3.length v)
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+
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let test_zero () =
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check_vec3 "zero" (0., 0., 0.) Kepler.Vec3.zero
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+
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let suite =
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( "vec3",
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[
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Alcotest.test_case "add" `Quick test_add;
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+
Alcotest.test_case "scale" `Quick test_scale;
32
+
Alcotest.test_case "length" `Quick test_length;
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Alcotest.test_case "zero" `Quick test_zero;
34
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] )