The world of design and surveying requires increasingly faster, integrated, and accessible tools. With this goal in mind, Trispace NX was born, the new 2D web CAD of the GeoStru NX suite. Specifically designed for the needs of engineers, architects, agronomists, surveyors, and geologists, this software redefines the concept of technical drawing by combining the…
Runoff Lab NX brings the entire hydrological workflow to your browser — from the rainfall series to the flood hydrograph — and introduces AI Import: drop a yearbook PDF in, the artificial intelligence reads the document and populates the station in seconds. It’s the first web application of the new GeoStru NX suite. The analysis…
In modern geotechnical practice, analyzing soil susceptibility under seismic conditions requires increasingly rapid, precise, and rigorous tools. GeoStru LiquiTer NX represents the vanguard in this sector: an advanced web software designed to automate liquefaction analysis with AI starting from in-situ tests such as SPT, CPT, CPTU, CPTE, and Vs. In this article, we explore the…
Addressing the stabilization of a hydrogeological instability that threatens a main road requires extremely fast reaction times and the use of an advanced geotechnical cloud. In a recent operation to secure a rotational landslide, the design team faced a critical obstacle: the fragmentation of the information flow. Geologists were busy at the landslide site performing…
Soil liquefaction analysis represents a fundamental step in geotechnics to define soil behavior under seismic stress. In professional practice, grain size distribution is not merely a classification; it is the physical factor determining if a soil transitions from solid to liquid during an earthquake. Why grain distribution controls soil liquefaction analysis The risk depends directly…
Case study • Hydrogeological instability The Niscemi landslide: from mapped risk to 3D modelling and stability analyses An integrated approach: GeoRisk for hazard, GeoStru Maps for the three-dimensional reconstruction, Slope (LEM+DEM) for 2D/3D stability and Debris Flow for rapid phenomena. Why this event matters The Niscemi landslide shows how much risk management requires tools able…
