SOURCE RECOVERY / 7 OCTOBER 2026
The work behind the suite.
The directory opens recovered applications and their original engines. The previous generic brief form and ten miniature prototype launchers have been retired from the main workflow.
Included editions
| Module | Recovered source | Included edition |
|---|---|---|
| GENESIS | Aeronova_Genesis.html | GENESIS v4.2 |
| AEROPLANNER PRO | AeroPlanner_Pro_5_NETLIFY_DROP_2.zip | AeroPlanner Pro 5 |
| ARDI | NIA_DXN_Route_Intelligence.html | NIARDI study edition |
| MERIDIAN | Meridian_PMO_v16.html | Meridian v16 browser edition |
| AEROLENS | AEROLENS_Master_Platform.html | AEROLENS Master Platform |
| RARE | rare_simulation_engine.py + flight_data_generator.py | Original RARE Python engine |
| POWERPLAN PRO | PowerPlanPro.html | PowerPlan Pro |
| YARDSTICK | Yardstick_v4_Use_Case_DDFS_Data_Mining.html | Yardstick v0.4 |
Shared tools, without duplicate modules
- ASSURE opens the existing terminal-assessment step in AeroPlanner.
- NOVA opens the Noida v31 operations and training workspace.
- The question-led masterplan writer remains under AeroPlanner, connected to aeronovamp.netlify.app.
- Project-file handoff checks remain accessible from the masterplan writer; they are supporting checks, not additional product modules.
Digital ORAT & Masterplan Validation
The external Noida operational twin demonstration ↗ is linked for operational rehearsals and masterplan review. It includes passenger-flow, training, scenario comparison and executive briefing views. The included Noida v31 simulation remains available as a separate edition. See the Digital ORAT workflow and scope.
The external application uses assumed schedules and modelled conditions. It maintains its own state; no shared database or automatic project transfer with this site is connected.
Generative design & planning
The connected Aeronova design tool ↗ supports operational briefs, site planning, terminal typology, masterplanning and a Generative Studio for options, floor plans and landside arrangements. Its current application and Python engines loaded during the 8 October 2026 review. This confirms access to the workflow, not independent validation of every design calculation.
Concept geometry and illustrative examples require professional review. The application retains its own project files and service configuration; no automatic transfer from the included AeroPlanner edition is connected. Explore the workflow →
Connection boundaries
Applications use their original project formats. There is no shared project database or automatic state synchronisation. Browser saves belong to this device and this site. Export project files before changing devices.
AI provider calls in the recovered GENESIS and Meridian editions are disabled until a server connection is configured. The connected masterplan writer manages its own service status. The operations workspace uses simulations; cloud training accounts and paid voice services are not configured here.
Meridian’s separate enterprise backend and the complete RARE Streamlit project remain in the development library. RARE here runs the same original Python simulation engine with a browser interface. Historical route and benchmark data are clearly marked as study inputs.
What was consolidated
One module registry now drives the directory and home-page cards. Old prototype links route to the owning application. The capability catalogue routes to the same directory. The approved identity, film, CFCPD manuscript and founder material remain accessible.