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OpenGeoRock is a suite of open-source programs for slope stability, groundwater and rock mechanics. The first, OGR Slip2D, has nine limit-equilibrium methods, finite-element seepage, probabilistic ana
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Open-source geotechnical software: 2D slope stability (7 validated limit-equilibrium methods), finite-element groundwater seepage and probabilistic analysis, in Python.
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Open-source geotechnical software, built in the open.
Slope stability, groundwater flow and rock mechanics — in Python, readable,
tested and free.
Almost every program a geotechnical engineer depends on is closed, expensive
and opaque — a black box at the centre of decisions about dams, slopes,
tunnels and foundations. When a factor of safety comes out at 1.32, there is
no way to read why.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Open-source geotechnical software, built in the open.
Slope stability, groundwater flow and rock mechanics — in Python, readable,
tested and free.
Almost every program a geotechnical engineer depends on is closed, expensive
and opaque — a black box at the centre of decisions about dams, slopes,
tunnels and foundations. When a factor of safety comes out at 1.32, there is
no way to read why.Read the full README ↗