DIANA helps you not only in understanding, but also in predicting and controlling the interaction between ground, water, and structures.
Geotechnical engineers face a wide range of materials when analyzing soil and rock, especially when predicting their interaction with man-made structures. DIANA offers an extensive library of constitutive models for applications such as foundations, embankments, tunnels, excavations, slope stability, mines, and dams. Users are not restricted to the material models within DIANA; you can also add user-supplied material parameters, making DIANA as flexible as needed for your projects.
The analysis capabilities for pore-pressure and consolidation, groundwater flow, earthquake and liquefaction problems are some of the most advanced available on the market.
Essential for the accurate analysis of small and large projects, geotechnical engineers can depend on DIANA to perform single or multiple parallel analyses in an efficient, structured, and logical workflow.
You don’t have to be a dedicated geotechnical or structural engineer to carry out analyses with DIANA – the range of material models and analysis functionalities ensures the lines can be crossed and specialisms combined.
Analysis features
Material models - suitable for soil & rock
Dynamic analysis & liquefaction
