Validate Hohmann 3D maneuver #18
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I still need to clean the "report" section in the GMAT script file so the output results are properly formatted. |
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I notice that poliastro code is way shorter than Orekit one! 😝
This looks great @jorgepiloto ! 🎉 It has my approval, feel free to merge or make some final tweaks before doing so
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Great! Merging this 🚀 |
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This pull request will validate poliastro's 3D Hohmann maneuvers. It includes an Orekit-based validation test but also a GMAT2020a script.
The initial orbit is a non-equatorial one, as it has around 23deg inclination. Furthermore, it does not start at perigee, so poliastro's internal propagation when applying Hohmann is also checked in here.