Groundwater flow analysis
SEEP/W analyzes groundwater flow within porous materials. Its formulation enables analyses ranging from simple saturated steady-state problems to sophisticated saturated/unsaturated time-dependent problems.
SEEP/W can be applied to the analysis and design of geotechnical, civil, hydrogeological, and mining engineering projects.

Key Features
Boundary Conditions
SEEP/W supports a range of boundary condition options. Field data or user-specified functional relationships can be inputted to define hydrographs, reservoir fluctuations, rainfall cycles, or anything imaginable.  
Integration
Integration of SEEP/W with SLOPE/W makes it possible to analyze the stability of any natural or man-made slope subject to transient changes in pore-water pressure.
Material Properties
Hydraulic conductivity and volumetric water content functions can be estimated using built-in functions. The estimation process requires only fundamental information. A Saturated-only material model is also available.
Saturated Unsaturated
The rigorous saturated-unsaturated formulation of SEEP/W means that even the most demanding flow problems, such as infiltration into dry soil or seepage through complex upstream tailings dams, can be analyzed with ease.