ASC has released the latest version of its InSite seismic processing application. CLick below to see the new features and changes incorporated into the latest version 

Itasca is pleased to announce that the 6th Itasca Symposium on Applied Numerical Modelling will take place 3 - 6 June 2024 in Toronto, Canada.

Itasca are delighted to announce the highly anticipated release of FLAC2D, a 2D version of FLAC3D, and the latest version of their advanced geotechnical engineering software. This powerful software package represents a significant milestone in the field, inheriting all FLAC3D v9’s array of advanced tools and enhanced capabilities that will revolutionize the way you analyse and model geotechnical problems.  

Itasca Consulting Group (Itasca) has announced the release of FLAC3D v9, an advanced continuum modelling tool for solving the most challenging geotechnical problems in mining, civil, and energy engineering.

FLAC3D v9 is built upon a common framework to be leveraged by all future Itasca software products. Upcoming releases of 3DEC, FLAC2D, and PFC will all integrate into FLAC3D. In doing so, Itasca streamlines the work to model complex engineering models, reducing overhead and simplifying project management. The outcome is a powerful modelling suite that can simplify work across a wide range of engineering simulation. Now available for Windows and Linux.

The latest version of ASC's seismic processing application InSite is now released and available to download from our Downloads page. The new version incorporates the following new features:

• Calculation and display of Shake maps displaying PPA or PPV for seismic events monitored using a surface array
• Calculation of Local magnitude (ML) using a user-configurable equation
• Incorporated the option in Frac manager to add uniaxial sensor arrays, e,g, fibre optics lines.
• Added the import and harvesting of BDF files from AE and surveys acquired using Elsys acquisition systems
• Additional configuration options in the import of SAC files
• Added flexible options for the enablibg and disabling of channels
• Added BDF format files to the Stream visualiser

You can find out more about the new release in our upcoming free webinar on 14.02.2023 at 15:00 GMT. To join the webinar, please fill in this form and we will send you a link closer to the day.

We invite you to join our free webinar on Tuesday 15th November at 14:00 GMT presenting the results from laboratory and in-situ tests monitoring the cracking induced through the drying of clay soil samples, investigating the factors controlling its initiation and propagation.

Crack development in clay soils has the potential to alter its thermal, hydraulic, physico-chemical and mechanical characteristics. This phenomenon has implications in the investigation of natural and farmed soils and also in the engineering use of clay and clay-like materials, such as mine tailings, clay barriers in landfill, road paving, shallow foundations and even in the analysis of planetary soils.

To join this webinar, simply fill the form in the link below and we will send you a link to join via Teams closer to the delivery date

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we are pleased to announce our partnership with Elsys to provide the latest technology in high-speed high-resolution data acquisition for the instrumentation of Acoustic Emission and ultrasonic surveying monitoring for rock and material deformation and fracturing tests. Find out more about the acquisition and signal amplification instruments in our hardware pages or contact us to discuss how our monitoring systems can fit into your project

We have programmed the dates for the training courses in seismic processing, rock mechanics and seismic imaging for 2022/23. You can check the programme, dates and content and book your place for the new courses on our courses page 

The latest version of our seismic processing application InSite has been released. Clients under support can update their version by visiting our downloads page . An update of our free application, InSIte-Lite, is also available from our downloads page. You can see the changes in the new version in our support page. 

12.September.2022 15:00 GMT+1

Join us for our live webinar presenting the main steps and analyses for the design and optimisation of a seismic monitoring array at all scales, from a seismic network for the monitoring of regional seismicity to a sensor array for the monitoring of acoustic emission tests in rock and material testing. Register on the link below to receive the invitation to join us for the webinar 

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