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Configurable mission views
Arrange one to four 3D, ground-track, telemetry or graph tiles using layouts built for the task at hand.
AstroLink SEP · Satellite mission analysis software
Spacecraft Engineering Platform
Spacecraft Engineering Platform (SEP) is AstroLink’s satellite mission analysis software for mission engineers and space companies. Design satellites and constellations, propagate orbits, study ground-station access and analyze spacecraft power and eclipses in one native application.
Currently in testing · Discuss evaluation requirements
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One shared context
Selection, camera targets, mission time and engine state stay synchronized across every active view.
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Objects without busywork
Create satellites, Walker and elliptical constellations, ground sites and sensors, or import TLEs in batches.
Propagation
Model the orbit you intend to fly.
Edit a satellite in Keplerian or Cartesian form, choose the scenario-wide fidelity, and see the current state reconcile with the live engine.
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Editable orbital state
Validated orbital elements, Cartesian state, mass and geometry remain accessible from one object page.
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High-precision force stack
Select Earth zonal gravity through degree 70, JB2008 atmospheric drag and Sun/Moon DE440 perturbations.
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A live Rust engine
Commands, snapshots and propagation run through the same memory-safe native core used by SEP.
Satellite access and ground-station analysis
Access & Ground Station (AGS)
Connect the spacecraft to the ground segment. SEP brings ground-station modeling and station-to-satellite access analysis into the mission workspace, so your team can examine where and when a station can see a satellite.
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Ground-station modeling
Define ground-station locations and antenna configurations alongside your satellites and constellations.
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Access windows and constraints
Configure line-of-sight, elevation, range and illumination constraints, then inspect access windows, timelines and current-time visibility.
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Results your team can review
Inspect access results with their status and diagnostics, and export CSV outputs for engineering review.
AGS is part of SEP’s current testing programme. Discuss your station network, mission interval and analysis requirements with the AstroLink team.
Discuss access and ground-station analysis →Analysis and output
Understand more than position.
Follow the physical consequences of the trajectory with spacecraft power, eclipse context, live telemetry and reusable outputs.
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Six-face spacecraft power
Define the spacecraft power geometry and inspect live illumination and generated power per satellite.
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Eclipse-aware mission time
DE440 solar geometry drives power verification and retained penumbra and umbra events on the shared timeline.
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Telemetry, graphs and reports
Move from virtualized live data to reusable graph and report workflows without exporting to another tool first.
For the space sector
Mission analysis tools for engineers, space companies and new ventures.
SEP supports conversations across the space sector, from satellite mission engineers and operators to startups, established space companies, research teams and investors assessing space ventures.
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Satellite mission engineers and operators
Keep satellites, constellations, timelines, telemetry and analysis views synchronized in one mission context.
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Space companies and industry ventures
Evaluate mission concepts and system behavior with a native workspace backed by a high-fidelity propagation core.
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Universities and research teams
Explore orbital mechanics, spacecraft power, eclipse events and constellation behavior through inspectable models and visual results.
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Resilient navigation teams
Build on the same physics foundation behind AstroLink’s Doppler-only GNSS-denied navigation research.
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Space startups
Discuss the orbit, constellation and spacecraft analyses your mission concept needs, and identify the capabilities to validate as your engineering team grows.
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Space investors and venture teams
Request a technical briefing on SEP, its development status and the mission-engineering workflows it is being built to support.
Independent evaluation starts with context
Comparing mission analysis tools?
Review AstroLink alongside GMAT, STK, FreeFlyer, MONTE and ESA AMAT using official sources, documented scope and honest workflow tradeoffs.
Read the comparison guide→SEP at a glance
Questions about mission analysis with SEP.
What is Spacecraft Engineering Platform (SEP)?
Spacecraft Engineering Platform (SEP) is AstroLink’s satellite mission analysis software. It brings mission design, high-fidelity orbit propagation, visualization and engineering analysis into one native application. The platform is currently in testing.
What can AstroLink SEP analyze?
SEP models satellites, constellations and ground stations; propagates orbits; and provides Access & Ground Station (AGS) analysis. It also brings together live 3D and ground-track views, telemetry, graphs, eclipse events, spacecraft power and reports.
Who is AstroLink SEP for?
SEP is intended for satellite mission engineers, operators, space companies, aerospace startups, universities and research teams. Space investors and venture teams can contact AstroLink for a technical briefing on the platform and its development.
How can a team evaluate AstroLink SEP?
SEP is currently in testing and is not yet a public download. Teams can contact ASTROLINK SRL to discuss evaluation requirements, mission workflows, procurement, investment or partnerships.
Evaluate AstroLink SEP
Bring your mission into SEP.
Talk with us about your mission model, analysis workflow and the capabilities you need to validate.
Request a platform briefing→