Marple is offering flight testing tools as a web platform. This means that the software does not need to be installed. Team members only need to create an account to access the data and projects.
Marple is the central place where all data is stored. This allows for a consistent workflow across the whole team:
- Every engineer can have access to the same data
- Metadata makes the datasets easily searchable
- Results can be shared interactively
Marple has various plot types to do the analysis of aircraft parameters
- Map plots, giving a primary overview
- Time series, for detailed analysis
- Scatter plots, indicating resonant frequencies and other vibrations
- Frequency plots (FFT)
Read more about the plotting possibilities in our documentation.
A set of premade functions make it easy to do post-processing and calculations, without coding. Functions are part of your project, so you don't have to redefine them again later.
Our team is happy to answer your questions, give you a demo or show a customer use case.
There are three ways to get your data into Marple. Firstly, files can be uploaded and imported using our plugin system. We support CSV, ULOG, ROS, CAN and other data formats.
The second option is to use our API or Python SDK. This way, datasets can be automatically uploaded to Marple. This eliminates friction in the data processing workflow, making the data available to engineers as soon as the test is done.
If you have your data in InfluxDB, you can directly couple it to Marple. This also allows you to view your data in realtime. Read more about our InfluxDB integration.
Flight testing data is sensitive. Marple is therefore designed with security as our top priority. If you choose for Marple Cloud, daily backups taken care of automatically. We also do regular security tests, performed by external experts.
Marple can also be deployed self-managed, giving you total control over the hosting. To learn more about this, get in touch.
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