Geotechnical feedback
Please leave feedback and development suggestions for the Oasys Geo programs or vote on existing items – thanks for your input!
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add polygonal soil zones into pdisp
The input for soil zones in pdisp are currently only rectangular, while as it is mostly always polygonal in plan in actual condition. By having this function, settlement can be calculated more accurately, but more importantly, the soil zone lines in Pdisp can be imported from CAD which allows for easier and quicker input.
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A programme or Programmes to design anchored sheetpiled walls with releiving slab and anchor.
When I worked in OAP's Tottenham Court Road Office in Dockland Development days, I askred the Geotechnical Department about which programme to use to design a steel retaining wall, with relieving slab,and ground anchors. The relieving slab was connected to the anchors, which together with the raking piles, provided latral resistance to the sheet-piles. I was told my design was so economical, it embarassed a director. Can you provide the programmes to simulate the piles and slab, to simulate the sheetpile bending moments, sher ,etc and anything else. I designed the anchors without using a computer.
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Add displacement tolerance to improve curvature output for building damage results
If a building has near-linear displacement, the checks in the program can cause the output to "flip" between sagging and hogging. Suggest adding a tolerance to this check (user-editable).
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Calculate ground movements above polygon excavation surface level
Currently immediately above the surface level of an excavation the calculated ground movement = 0mm. It would be helpful to have the ground movements calculated extend above the top of the polygon excavation
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Translate imported displacements
Translation for imported displacements and PDisp files, as for DXF.
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Highlight null points in 3DG
Highlight (e.g. red dot) in 3D Graphics any displacement locations that are in excvations.
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NaN in CSV Export
Identify null points (in excavations) as e.g. NaN rather than zero displacement when output in CSV output
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Damage calcs only
Allow the user to avoid calculating any displacement points, lines, polylines or grids that are not used in damage calculations
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Detailed results to 3DG
Greater granularisation of utility and building resutls on 3D Graphics, rather than single colour for whole building/whole utility, break into many along building/utility and/or text box to display detailed results e.g. strain values, chainages etc.
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Excavations dialogs to tables
Flatten the polygonal excavations dialog and circular excavations dialog to allow ease of copy/paste. Straightforward for Circular Excavations, but coordinates and gm curves would have to sit in pop-up dialog for each row (as polylines) for Polygonal Excavations (with comma-separated coordinates shown in table view only)
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Text Output selection
Allow user to create custom selection for Text Output to avoid e.g. History if they want all other input data
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Tunnel alignments
Avoid multi-segment tunnels and replace with alignment tool with displacements calculated as distance from tunnel axis
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File import
Import any number of JSON or xdd XDisp files to an open file.
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Offsets for sections of utilities
For utilities approaching and over bridges, and approaching manholes.
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Chromium View
As per GSA for static headers/scrolling table content
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Rail damage location export for PDisp
Export rail damage assessment location data as Displacement Points for PDisp analysis
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3D Graphics - generic shadows
Shadows of generic buildings and generic utilities at transects
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Imported displacements via JSON
Import JSON file of Imported Displacements (not only CSV as an option)
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Rail track 3D graphical input
Enter rail track by 3D Graphical Input
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Rail track DXF import
DXF Import of rail tracks
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