SLOPE STABILITY WORKSHOP
- Nour Ben Mabrouk
- Jan 14
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 11
Slope stability Analysis, Soil nail wall Design, and Inclinometer Monitoring - Online Workshop
SLOPE STABILITY ONLINE WORKSHOP
TIME AND DATE: Wednesday, October 21, 2026 10 AM to 4 PM EST
6 PDH Credits Available
Price: Only $650 / Attendee
The workshop encapsulates years of expertise in slope stability, soil nail walls, and inclinometers. Through this workshop, engineers will strengthen their foundational knowledge and reduce uncertainties.
Beyond software, the seminar focuses both on theory and practice. Starting from simple examples to more advanced topics the worskhop is distilling years of slope stability, soil nail wall, and inclinometer experience. The workshop will build on solid fundamentals, and help engineers minimize uncertainties.
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WORKSHOP - AGENDA
Part 1: Slope Stability and Stabilization
Slope stability
Theoretical Background
Failure mechanisms
Case histories
Limit-equilibrium vs. FEM
Upper bound and lower bound methods
Total stress vs effective stress methods
Instability indicators
Stabilization methods
Pile stabilization examples
Remedial measures
Slope stability and retaining walls
Collapse case studies
Part 2: Soil Nail Walls and Inclinometers Monitoring
Soil nail walls
Theory
FHWA Methods
Allowable Stress Design
LRFD
Work examples
Tips and tricks
Inclinometer Monitoring
Introduction
When are inclinometers needed
Theory
Correction methods
Examples
Tips and tricks
OUR EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS
WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR: DIMITRIOS C. KONSTANTAKOS
Dimitrios C. Konstantakos, P.E., is the founder and CEO of Deep Excavation LLC, a developer of user-friendly, high-quality, deep excavation calculation and design software. He is also the current chair of the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Earth Retaining Structures Committee.
