Rocscience has partnered with IDS GeoRadar to integrate deformation monitoring data from IDS’ slope monitoring radars into slope stability numerical models in Slide3 and RS3. This integration is a first in the industry, pioneering new ways for radar data to support numerical modeling.
The new features in RS2 2019 is here with a slew of new features that solidify the software's best-in-class ranking. RS2 2019 introduces more realistic modeling of slope stability conditions, integration with Slide2 for more accurate comparison of slope analysis results, a better user experience for our customers, and more.
Brent Corkum, Rocscience’s Chief Technology Officer, introduces the upgrades you'll find in Slide2 2018. Read more.
Learn about the latest research from Rocscience on the extended finite element method (XFEM) as a mesh-independent alternative to the explicit joint technique of modeling rock mass behaviour.
The creation and inclusion of the “Launch Soil Nail” support type in Slide2 2018 culminates a years-long collaboration between Rocscience and GeoStabilization International. Learn more about this new support type.
We’re always looking at ways to make the visualization capabilities of our software even better. So, we’re especially excited to share with you how we’re bringing the immersive qualities of Augmented Reality (AR) into our 3D modelling products through integration with Microsoft HoloLens, the leading headset in the AR market.
