AIMORA is a Julia-native foundation for power-system research and engineering software. The project combines typed study interfaces, reusable cases, study-aware equipment catalogs, documented scientific models, and reproducible reference tooling while keeping every product independently versioned.
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using Pkg
Pkg.add(url = "https://github.com/AIMORA-dev/AIMORA.jl")
using AIMORA
AIMORA.solver_status()The public package loads on its own and provides the project, scenario, study, result, validation, asset-table, reporting, and open-model interfaces. Separately licensed numerical capabilities are distributed independently and are never embedded in a public clone.
- Julia-native electromagnetic-transient execution for the accepted AIMORA production target set
- Typed, unit-conscious engineering data and study contracts
- Overhead and cable line-constants capabilities in the full engine
- Public EMT examples, benchmark inputs, and an open inverter model
- Study-aware equipment catalogs with separate parameter facets for each study
- Optional CUDA fixed-admittance batching when a compatible device is present
- A compiled BPA EMTP reference package kept outside the production loop
CPU is the portable baseline. Backend-neutral AMD, Intel, and other GPU support is a roadmap requirement, not a current compatibility claim.
Power flow, short circuit, protection, arc flash, dynamics, optimization, and the graphical application are planned product lanes. Their public interfaces may exist before their numerical studies are declared implemented.
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
| AIMORA.jl | Julia engine API, open models, study contracts, and reporting |
| AIMORAPlatform | Project, format, layout, service, visuals, reporting, and symbols |
| AIMORAResources | Cases, catalogues, public references, report templates, documentation, teaching, and provenance |
| AIMORAOpenWorkspace | Exact four-repository public contributor launcher |
Public AIMORA code is MIT-licensed unless a repository states otherwise. Historical source retains its original notices. Catalog data must record provenance and redistribution rights; included generic assets do not imply manufacturer certification.
For questions, research ideas, study requests, and community proposals, use AIMORA Discussions. For a reproducible defect, open an issue in the repository that owns the behavior. Please report security concerns privately as described in the organization security policy.
