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      |  |  | GeoFEAS3D is '3D Geotechnical Finite element Elasto-plastic Analysis Software'. It is the software product for 3D stress-deformation analysis of soil under
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      |  |  | GeoFEAS2D from 'Geotechnical Finite element Elastoplastic Analysis Software'
      is the software product for stress-deformation analysis of soil under static
      conditions. This software conducts the powerful elasto-plastic finite element
      analysis in many engineering fields such as slope stability analysis, earth
      retaining works excavation analysis, tunnel design, etc. This product consists
      of three programs, (1) preprocessor, (2) processor, and (3) postprocessor.
      Finite element analysis conditions are created in preprocessor as CAD software,
      elasto-plastic problems are analyzed in processor, and analysis results
      are processed for visualization in postprocessor. Japanese/English versions
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      |  |  | This program is to analyze dynamic land transformation using finite element
      method (FEM). Taking into consideration the method of elastic theory based
      on effective stress, excessive pore water pressure which occurs during
      earthquakes and the declining of stiffness, it is possible to calculate
      land transformation by the hour. This program can be applied to investigating
      the stability of earth structures (banks or raised mounds), the lift of
      underground structures, and the dynamic interrelation between an earthquake
      and structures. Another program with function to decide parameters in liquefaction
      is attached. It allows you to input in a CAD style making easy creation
      possible. It also accepts reading from SXF files. The analytic core of
      this program makes use of the land analysis program by Prof. Ugai and his
      research laboratory at Gunma University who enjoys advanced analytic theory
      and brilliant achievements. It is jointly developed by our company which
      is engaged in the development of the prepost part and the university. Japanese/English versions
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      |  |  | At present it is common to analyze slope stability with two-dimensional
      plain surface in mind, but this program will enable you to make stability
      analysis reproducing real land shapes and sliding surface in three dimensions.
      Three-dimensional land shapes are designed to be displayed relatively with
      ease by entering plenty of cross-sectional drawings in a two-dimensional
      method. In the process of countermeasure work it is possible to draw up
      a plan of piling using three-dimensional deterrent force, with consideration
      that putting in piles can be easily put into image in a two-dimensional
      way. Moreover, considering that current standards about a piling plan are
      intended for two-dimensional deterrent force, this program is designed
      so that you can make a plan of piling by means of two-dimensional deterrent
      force as well.The analytic core of this program makes use of the land analysis
      program by Prof. Ukai and his research laboratory at Gunma University who
      has reputation for advanced analytic theory and brilliant achievements.
      It is jointly developed by our company which is engaged in the development
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      |  |  | Saturated/unsaturated seepage analysis program using Finite Element Method
      (FEM) is based on the analysis solver produced by the Prof. Ugai laboratory
      (Department of engineering, Gunma university). This product has been developed
      by customizing VisualFEA as pre and post parts. It provides easy ways to
      generate two and three dimensional (2D and 3D) complicated shaped geological
      boundary models, and several functions such as regular meshing, auto-meshing
      and re-meshing by setting types and dimensions of elements. Stationary
      and transient analysis can be conducted in 2D vertical, 2D axisymmetric,
      horizontally 2D and 3D models using several boundary conditions. |  |  |