: Determines the factor of safety for each wedge under gravitational, seismic, and water pressure loads.
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The consists of specialized geotechnical tools used globally for civil and mining engineering. While older versions like Dips 6.0 , Settle3D v2.0 , Slide 6.0 , and Unwedge 3.0 laid the groundwork for modern rock and soil mechanics analysis, they have since been succeeded by more advanced versions (such as Dips v9 , Settle3 , Slide2 , and Unwedge 4 ). : Determines the factor of safety for each
: A major upgrade for stereonet analysis that introduced a kinematic analysis toolkit for planar, wedge, and toppling analysis. It allows for interactive analysis of orientation-based geological data, including statistical contouring and cluster variability. Settle3D v2.0
It provides advanced tools for plotting dip vectors and intersections, cluster analysis for selecting joint sets, and interactive editing of structural data. If you share with third parties, their policies apply
Rocscience Geotechnical Software Suite: Advanced Analysis Tools for Rock and Soil Engineering
(often updated through advanced versions like v2.0 and beyond) is a 3D program built for modeling consolidation and settlement under foundations, embankments, and surface loads. Unlike traditional 2D methods, it allows for a more realistic spatial understanding of soil deformation over time. Key Capabilities The consists of specialized geotechnical tools used globally
, meticulously plotting the orientation of rock joints. The stereonet revealed a clear pattern of potential wedge failures that the naked eye could never have caught. Next, he fired up Settle3D v2.0
: Analyzes wedge stability across varying tunnel orientations to find the safest excavation direction. Primary Use Case
Slide is a globally trusted 2D slope stability program utilizing the Limit Equilibrium Method (LEM).