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Hello, Sometimes when this occurs, you can try the following steps: 1. Re-compute to ensure the time query points are updated. 2. Check the time query point settings: a) check the elevation where you've placed the time query. b) Check the consolidation between stages. The consolidation may have completely dissipated for the stages you've defined prior to the time query, c) Check the groundwater condition, and also check the pore water pressure dissipation for the model. If the issue persists, feel free to send the model to our technical support team here: www.rocscience.com/support/get-support

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Hello @mdalquamarazad1934, If you are referring to creating a geometry of a study area within an existing model, you can use features like 'Create Primitive Planes', then 'Divide' (where the planes act as dividing planes), or the 'Segmenter' tool to segment a larger model into smaller sections. We hope this was helpful!

Thank you so much for your kind information. Still, I'm struggling to create geometry. So, can you make the video for creating same geometry/ explain step by step Thanks

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@@rocscience "Thank you for your prompt response! Could you please create a tutorial video demonstrating how to create the geometry used in this video?

Hi @MohammadAskari-s4o, Thank you for your kind words about our webinar! Currently, we don't have a specific resource on Drained Analysis in fully coupled mode for RS2 underground excavations, but we appreciate your suggestion. We'll certainly consider it for future content. If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to reach out!

@@rocscience I have several questions on this topic, and one of them is: In RS2, there are various hydraulic models available (e.g., Simple, Constant, User Defined, Fredlund and Xing, Van Genuchten, etc.). For rock masses with a wide range of permeability, which model would be most appropriate to use?

Hello, If you have piezometer data, you can import it to Slide2 as a grid and the software automatically calculates Pore water pressure in different locations using interpolations and it find the phreatic surface as well (a zero pressure line). You can also use your data to carry out FEA seepage analysis in Slide2 and that also gives you the location of you phreatic surface. We hope this was helpful!

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Hello, In RSPile, the loads are applied directly on the piles.

Thanks for your feedback. Yes it is possible to model blasting. You can do full dynamic simulations with RS3, but you need to have your data, such as the magnitude of the force due to blasting and the area where the load is applied (I believe the blasting engineer has all of that). It would also be very helpful to monitor the vibration in a few points inside your domain so you can calibrate your model later on, if needed.

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Hi @mandarino3681, thank you for your positive feedback! We unfortunately don't have the Voronoi DFN on RS3 just yet. However, you can define it in a third party package (such as Neper) and then import it to the DFN tool. We hope that was helpful! Thank you.

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@@rocscience if you can share it, that would be very helpful for us I hope you reconsider your decision and make it available online or share it with the people requesting it. thanks in advance

Hi @billjenkins1535, Our conference attendance in the next two months are as follows: - S3 2024 Conference from August 6-8, 2024, in Aurora, Colorado - Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists Conference from September 10-14, 2024, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania We look forward to meeting you!