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By Mine Ground Control

The Analysis of Coal Pillar Stability (ACPS) incorporates the latest research findings in the field of pillar design, including an expanded multiple seam case history data base and a new method to evaluate room and pillar panels containing multiple r...

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By Midas IT

GTS NX is finite element analysis software for advanced geotechnical analysis of soil and rock deformation and stability, as well as groundwater flow, dynamic vibrations and soil-structure interaction in 2D and 3D.GTS NX is used for analysis, testing...

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By Rocscience Inc.

RocFall3 is a state-of-the-art software tool for 3-dimensional analysis of slopes at risk of rockfalls. Building off the tools and functions found in RocFall2 (formerly RocFall) and harnessing the same powerful 3D features established in Slide3 and R...

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By Rocscience Inc.

RocPlane is an interactive software tool for performing planar rock slope stability analysis and design. RocPlane makes it easy to quickly create planar models, visualize them in both 2D and 3D, and evaluate analysis results. RocPlane contains many h...

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By Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company

Combine geometries and analyses in a single project  GeoStudio enables you to combine analyses using different products into a single modeling project, using the results from one as the starting point for another. Multiple geometries, including...

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By DIANA FEA BV

DIANA (Displacement Analyzer) is an extensive multi-purpose finite element software package with dedicated features for geotechnical engineering.  The program provides a wide range of state-of-the-art constitutive models for tackling soil a...

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By Geomechanica Inc.

IRAZU IS A VERSATILE 2D/3D FINITE-DISCRETE ELEMENT SOFTWARE PACKAGE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF LARGE DEFORMATIONS, FRACTURING, AND STABILITY IN ROCK MASSES. The integration of various multiphysics solvers and advanced features into a single software packag...

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By 3DS

GEOVIA Surpac™ is the world’s most popular geology and mine planning software, supporting open pit and underground operations and exploration projects in more than 120 countries. The software delivers efficiency and accuracy through ease-of-use, powe...

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By Maptek

Tools for mining engineers to design, evaluate and maintain daily underground mine operations.Maptek VulcanVulcan Underground Mine Planning BundlesVulcan MineModeller UndergroundVulcan MineModeller Underground provides the tools for mine engineers to...

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By Rocscience Inc.

SWedge is a quick, interactive and simple-to-use analysis tool for evaluating the geometry and stability of surface wedges in rock slopes. Wedges are defined by two intersecting discontinuity planes, the slope surface and an optional tension crack....

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By Rocscience Inc.

Rocscience suite of programs is RSLog – a cloud-based borehole log management application built to eliminate the manual data entry process. Combined with a template designer, RSLog allows you to easily customize borehole data and match the...

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By 3DS

When exploration and mining companies need to evaluate the financial viability and the optimal mine strategy for a deposit, they turn to the industry leading strategic mine planning solution – GEOVIA Whittle™. Companies depend on Whittle to help them...

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EX3

By Rocscience Inc.

EX3 (formerly Examine3D) is the newly revamped stress analysis software for quickly analyzing large, complex 3D underground models. EX3 uses the Boundary Element Method (BEM) – an efficient approach to elastic stress analysis that requires simpler d...

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By IDS GeoRadar s.r.l.

A powerful tool to safely and productively manage slope stability risksGuardian softwarePowerful and user-friendly, the IBIS Guardian software manages slope stability risks in both.Geohazard assessment and open pit mining operations. Guardian enables...

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By Rocscience Inc.

RocFall2 is a 2D statistical analysis program designed to assist with assessment of slopes at risk for rockfalls. Energy, velocity and "bounce height" envelopes for the entire slope are determined by the program, as is the location of rock endpoints...