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    ProMoVis

    A Tool for Control Structure Selection in Interconnected Processes

    ...The tool s implemented as either a standalone software for industrial use or as a research version which can run within Matlab, both released under the Apache Open Source license. ProMoVis is not limited to the control structure selection problem as additional analysis methods can be added easily. For the re-use of existing models a Modelica interface is under development. If you want to refer to ProMoVis in a publication, please use the following: "Wolfgang Birk, Miguel Castaño, Andreas Johansson, An application software for visualization and control configuration selection of interconnected processes, Control Engineering Practice, Volume 26, May 2014, Pages 188-200."
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