SPile 1.0 sneak preview
October 31st, 2011We are almost ready to release our new software for the estimation of single pile bearing capacity based on SPT data. If you wish to participate in our beta testing program then please feel free to contact our support team.

CLiq v.1.50 sneak preview
May 11th, 2011It has been a long time since our last post but now the time has come to share some information with you.
We are working on a "minor" upgrade for CLiq which will introduce 2 new main features. Hearing our valued customers opinions on one hand and trying to keep CLiq a CPT based liquefaction assessment software on the other, we decided to include 2 new modules. The modules will provide tools necessary to perform SPT and Vs complimentary analysis against soil liquefaction.



Create your scientific posters with style
September 8th, 2010If you find yourself struggling with various software to create a descent and good looking poster for your paper then you will love PosterGenius™. PosterGenius™ is the first application specifically designed for the creation of your scientific posters. It is a powerful, user-friendly software application, which combines a series of automations with 100+ professionally designed templates to help you create your best looking scientific poster, in less than 10 minutes.
Earth Hour 2010
March 22nd, 2010Let's try and make a strongest statement this year!!! (Earth Hour web page)
CPeT-IT: New updated SBT plot under way....
December 22nd, 2009Anyone that uses the CPT acknowledges that when dealing with data interpretation Dr. Robertson's published research is always the basis for such a task. Since first published, the non-normalized SBT chart is used by many users to retrieve information about soil type behavior, although the successor SBTn chart (normalized SBT) is known to be more reliable.
Dr. Robertson constantly listens to CPT users so he decided to update the original 1986 chart so that it will be more directly comparable to the normalized one. The obvious advantage of the SBT chart is that it can be used real time. The chart is formed using raw CPT data, cone resistance qc and friction ratio Rf. These 2 variables do not depend on previous knowledge of soil unit weight and ground water conditions that are not available during the CPT. By post processing CPT data one may review the SBTn chart and retrieve information on how confinement pressures alter the interpreted profile.
One more time we are extremely honored that Dr. Robertson revealed to us the updated plot so that we can update the software and test its behavior. When CPeT-IT gets the final approval from Dr. Robertson we will immediately release an update so that our users may benefit from this new feature!!!
We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!!
