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Geotechnical Finite Element Analysis

Geotechnical finite element analysis software can be found in this category. Finite element analysis in geotechnical engineering can be applied in various problems, such as slope stability, plane strain conditions, deep foundations, tunnel systems e.t.c.

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Software by  CRISP Consortium  
CRISP2D for Windows comprises Pre- and Post-Processing Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs), the finite element analysis program and a dedicated spreadsheet utility for printing data. It can be used for several geotechnical problems.
<p>FB-MultiPier is a nonlinear finite element analysis program capable of analyzing multiple bridge pier structures interconnected by bridge spans.</p>
Software by  GeoStru Software  
<p>G.F.A.S. (Geotechnical and F.E.M. analysis System) is a recent product of Geostru Corporation for mechanical analysis of soil using finite elements methods.</p>
Software by  Fine Civil Engineering  
<p>This program can model and analyze a wide range of geotechnical problems, including terrain settlement, sheet piling/diaphragm walls, slope stability, excavation, tunnel analysis, steady or unsteady water flow analysis, consolidation analysis etc.</p>
Software by  Fine Civil Engineering  
<p>FEM &ndash; Consolidation is used to perform time dependent settlement analysis under foundations, embankments and surface loads (surcharges). Consolidation is an extension module of the FEM program for analysis of geotechnical problems.</p>
Software by  GGU  
The GGU-ELASTIC program can calculate plane and axis-symmetrical strain conditions on the basis of Hooke's law.
Software by  MTR & Associates, Inc.  
<p>MTR/DYNA analyzes dynamic response of vibratory machine sets supported on rigid foundation at grade or on pile group in layered soil system over rigid base rock or uniform halfspace. The program also outputs foundation dynamic impedance in terms of constant-valued ...
Software by  Adama Engineering  
<p>OptumG2 is a comprehensive finite element program for geotechnical stability and deformation analyses.<br />Its modern graphical user interface ensures an intuitive and efficient workflow. The computational core builds on state-of-the-art numerical algorithms ...
PISA, the Program for Incremental Stress Analysis, is a computer program for geotechnical deformation analysis.
Software by  RocScience  
<p>RS2 is a 2D finite element method software developed for excavations, slopes, settlements, and more. It accurately captures several aspects of soil behaviour and geotechnical problems and employs FEM modeling to identify the stress-strain component of soil ...