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Hello Everyone, Ever since version 5.13 of SLOPE/W was released (December, 2002), trial slip surfaces analyzed with exit angles greater than 45° have been considered invalid. Since this time, some engineers have wondered why this restriction was implemented. In response, GEO-SLOPE's engineers...

Longisland, Please send us your version 4 file by email to support@geo-slope.com. One of our engineers will run your file in version 6 and report back to you on their findings. We are pleased to provide this to you as part of our free Personal Service. Sincerely, J. Paul Bryden, MBA Sales &...

Hello Cryopatra, If you can send us your file I will have one of our engineering take a look at it. Please send the file to support@geo-slope.com. Sincerely, Paul Bryden Sales & Marketing Manager GEO-SLOPE International

Dirtguy 4587: The latest release our software, SLOPE/W 2004 (version 6), can import a DXF file either as a simple picture, or the DXF file can be used to automatically generate regions and points for your stability analysis within the software. This lets you define your geometry in AutoCAD and...

ypbest, Send me your e-mail address and I will try forwarding the zip archive to you. Paul Bryden GEO-SLOPE

I've heard that Geo-Slope is beta testing their new QUAKE/W software, the following was resently posted to the discussion list, hope it helps. Mo ---------- Original message ---------- We currently have our QUAKE/W software in limited public beta testing and hope to release it sometime in...

Check at http://www.geocomp.com/index.htm, I believe this is the company that you are looking for. If you are interested in looking at other slope stability software, I would recommend SLOPE/W from GEO-SLOPE International Ltd. (http://www.geo-slope.com/products). You can also see...

Hi Tan,<br><br>Defining boundary conditions is done in two stages. First, you will need to specify the boundary conditions, such as the action, boundary type, and the boundary function number. Second, you will need to select all nodes or edges on which to apply the boundary...

Brownbag, what type of problems are you interested in analyzing?

rlopezpa,<br><br>Have a look at SLOPE/W from GEO-SLOPE, the web site is <A HREF="http://www.geo-slope.com" TARGET="_new">http://www.geo-slope.com</A>. There is a free functional Student Edition that you can download.<br><br>Mo