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Getting the most out of your geotechnical data for your digital twins can be challenging if your data is disconnected due to disparate legacy applications or processes. Reliable, integrated cloud solutions enable you to log, report, and integrate your data...
All earth scientists know the geological time scale. From the Archean era of the Earth’s formation billions of years ago, through the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras of shifting land formations and bizarre primitive creatures, to the relatively recent Holocene epoch...
Rock at depth is subjected to stresses resulting from the weight of the overlying strata and from locked-in stresses of tectonic origin. When an opening is excavated in this rock, the stress field is locally disrupted and a new set...
Constitutive modeling of jointed rock masses has long been a subject of interest and numerous models have been developed in attempts to simulate their mechanical responses. There are two groups of these models: discrete models and continuum models as summarized...
The Convergence-Confinement Method is a basic and commonly used tool for underground support structures in conventional tunneling during the preliminary stage of design....
The Rock Your Analysis with PLAXIS series will discuss rock engineering applications, their challenges, and the resources that numerical modelers and geotechnical engineers can use to solve these problems by using PLAXIS geotechnical analysis software....