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Aerospace & Aviation

From requirements to flight dynamics in a single, verifiable thread

Connect SysML v2 architectures and ReqIF requirements to JSBSim flight models, NASA ROCETS propulsion decks, and CCSDS telemetry, then simulate, verify, and export FMUs without leaving one toolchain.

msx — aerospace
$ msx rocets simulate engine.roc
$ msx render SpacecraftPower spacecraft.sysml --view IBD -o ibd.svg
$ msx verify BrakingController brake.mo --format sarif
The challenge

What slows aerospace & aviation teams down

01

Requirements drift from analysis

Requirements live in one tool, physics in another. Traceability is rebuilt by hand before every review.

02

Legacy Fortran & decks

Decades of validated propulsion and flight code are locked in card decks and Fortran routines nobody wants to touch.

03

Certification evidence is manual

Verification artifacts are assembled from screenshots and spreadsheets instead of generated from the models.

Reference workflow

One pipeline, end to end

  1. 1

    Capture

    SysML v2 architecture + ReqIF requirements

  2. 2

    Model

    JSBSim airframe, ROCETS engine, Modelica subsystems

  3. 3

    Simulate

    Stiff DAE solvers, Monte Carlo, surrogates

  4. 4

    Verify

    Requirement entailment & SARIF evidence

Capabilities

What ModelScript does for you

6-DOF flight dynamics

Parse JSBSim aircraft definitions and lower them to DAEs for simulation and linearization.

Propulsion transients

Ingest ROCETS engine decks and turbomachinery maps, with a bridge for embedded Fortran user routines.

Mission telemetry

Read CCSDS orbit and XTCE telemetry definitions and align them with simulated trajectories.

Formal verification

Check SysML v2 constraints and requirement contracts with k-induction and SMT-backed proofs.

Open-core toolchain that runs anywhere

Browser, CLI, VS Code, CI pipelines, or air-gapped Enterprise Appliances (AGPL-3.0 Core & Commercial Editions).

Open-Core under the GNU AGPL v3 License; Enterprise Edition (ee/) under the ModelScript Enterprise License. • Trademark Policy