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Examine3D is an engineering analysis program for underground excavations in rock. Examine 3D was developed mainly for stress analysis, although its data visualization tools can be applied to a wide range of three-dimensional mining and civil engineering data. For example, Examine3D has been used to visualize microseismic datasets such as seismic velocity, source parameters, and event density.[img]http://www.rocscience.com/images/products/examine3d/Examine3D_Intro_1.gif[/img]Examine3D consists of three program modules: Model generates the geometry and boundary element discretization for underground openings, Compute performs the computation of stresses and displacements, using the direct boundary element method and Interpret, with 3D animation capability, visualizes the analysis results. Each of the three modules can be run independently. For example, the input data for Compute can be generated using Model or some...

Examine2D is a very fast two-dimensional indirect boundary element and displacement discontinuity program for calculating stresses and displacements around underground and surface excavations in rock. Unlike the Finite Element and Finite Difference methods, the boundary element method only requires meshing around the excavation boundaries, eliminating the need for complex volume mesh generation.[img]http://www.rocscience.com/images/products/examine2d/Examine2D_Intro_1.gif[/img]Examine2D provides an integrated graphical environment for data entry and visualization. A CAD based modeler allows for point and click geometry input and editing. Popup windows allow for easy entry and modification of model parameters.The simple editing tools provide a convenient method for performing parametric studies. The graphical data interpreter offers a rich set of tools for the convenient display of model results. With Examine2D you can quickly create...

Dips is designed for the interactive analysis of orientation based geological data. The program is capable of many applications and is designed for the novice or occasional user, and for the accomplished user of stereographic projection who wishes to utilize more advanced tools in the analysis of geological data.[img]http://www.rocscience.com/images/products/dips/Dips_Intro_1.jpg[/img]Dips allows the user to analyze and visualize structural data following the same techniques used in manual stereonets. In addition, it has many computational features, such as statistical contouring of orientation clustering (illustrated below), mean orientation and confidence calculation, cluster variability, and qualitative and quantitative feature attribute analysis.Dips is designed for the analysis of features related to the engineering analysis of rock structures, however, the free format of the Dips data file...

[b]Crown Pillar and Roof Beam Stability Analysis[/b]CPillar is a quick, simple to use analysis tool for evaluating the stability of surface or underground crown pillars and laminated roof beds. Analysis methods include rigid or elastic analysis and voussoir (no tension) analysis, for pillar, beam or plate configurations.[img]http://www.rocscience.com/images/products/cpillar/cpillar-intro_1.gif[/img]Statistical analysis of failure probability can be carried out by entering standard deviations for material and loading parameters. With CPillar you can quickly create a model, calculate safety factors and failure probabilities and interpret the results.CPillar provides an integrated graphical environment for data entry and 3D model visualization. A CAD based modeler allows for point and click data input and editing. Popup windows allow for easy entry and modification of input parameters.Product:Rocscience CPillar 3.04...