Trajectory Data & Orbits

Use TraGE-X to rapidly plot POST, OTIS, or any other trajectory data for rapid data verification in Google Earth. Display the orbital plane of an object and view orbital progressions to determine future ground tracks over multiple passes. Watch as an object leaves an orbit to touch down on the surface.

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Planetary Support

Use TraGE-X to easily plot your trajectory information on the moon or any planet in our solar system! Select your planet in the TraGE-X input file to account for the planet’s imagery, rotational velocity, diameter, and gravity in Google Earth. Customize additional information found in the trajectory data file (Mach number, dynamic pressure, etc.) to display at each data point.

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Staging Events & Models

Use TraGE-X to display your vehicle’s staging events over time. Easily divide and color sections of the trajectory track to represent staging and separation events. Overlay multiple vehicle models representing various stages at the corresponding staging events.

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Media & Animation

Use TraGE-X for media purposes by animating your vehicle’s trajectory over time. Play back the trajectory at various speeds using Google Earth’s 3-D visualization effects. Simulate “passenger mode” with multiple perspective views along the trajectory track over time. Overlay vehicle models and watch the lighting change as the sun moves across the sky so you can capture the perfect picture.

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Trade Studies / Simulations

Use TraGE-X to assist with trade studies and visualize complicated war game simulations. TraGE-X comes with ModelCenter™ wrappers so you can see instant implications of trade studies on the resulting trajectories. Automate TraGE-X through a command line prompt or with scripts and generate a KMZ file containing an entire simulation.

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