Rocscience Webinar - Introducing RocSlope: Features & Applications | APAC Region

New to the Rocscience software suite is RocSlope, a 3D program designed to revolutionize the analysis of rock slope stability. With its unique capabilities, RocSlope enables engineers to assess the factors of safety of hundreds or even thousands of blocks in highly jointed rock masses, where failures are structurally controlled.

Join us for this free webinar on 'Introducing RocSlope: Features and Applications' presented by Angela Li which will be hosted online in English on July 19th, 2023, at 10 am AEST (UTC +10).

Key highlights of the session

• 3D Slope Geometries: 3D slope geometry import, defining material regions and groundwater
• Modeling Geological Structures: measuring joints, synthetically generated joint sets, importing discrete joint surfaces, defining joint properties and show joint traces
• 3D Block Stability: complex block geometries, geometric removability and kinematics using Block Theory (Goodman and Shi, 1985), sliding factor of safety using the limit equilibrium method, external loading, water pressure and supports
• Probabilistic Analysis: modeling material and joint properties, and water pressure stochastically
• Key Block Analysis: identifying key blocks which control potential large-scale failures of slopes and predicting extent of overall failure due to successive failures
• Risk Detection: heat maps of factors of safety, failed volumes, required support pressures, and failure depths
• A practical example of modeling joints in RocSlope by importing orientation data of geological structures from Dips

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