The Federal Highway Administration provides guidelines on using geotextiles for soil stabilization on slopes, including design considerations and construction techniques.
This article from the American Society of Civil Engineers discusses the use of geotextiles for soil stabilization, including their benefits and limitations, and provides case studies of successful projects.
North Carolina State University's Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering has published research on the use of geotextiles to reinforce soil slopes, including laboratory testing and field observations.
Geosynthetics Magazine provides an overview of geotextile soil stabilization methods, including the types of geotextiles available, their properties, and their applications for slope stabilization.
This video from the Geosynthetic Materials Association explains the basics of slope stabilization using geotextiles, including their installation and maintenance.
This research paper published in the Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering discusses the design of geotextile reinforced slopes, including the factors that affect their stability and the methods used to analyze their behavior.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency provides information on the use of geotextiles for erosion control, including their use on slopes and in other applications.
This online tool from Geoslope allows users to design and analyze geotextile reinforced slopes, including the calculation of factors of safety and the selection of appropriate geotextile materials.