RocScience offers a range of slope stability analysis software, including SWEDGE and DIPS, for analyzing the stability of rock slopes and soil slopes.
This research paper presents a finite element method for slope stability analysis, which can be used to analyze the stability of slopes under various loading conditions.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) provides guidelines and standards for slope stability analysis, including the use of software and other tools.
OpenSlope is an open-source software for slope stability analysis, which can be used to analyze the stability of slopes and predict potential failures.
This article reviews the various methods and software available for slope stability analysis, including limit equilibrium methods and finite element methods.
PLAXIS 2D is a geotechnical software that can be used for slope stability analysis, including the analysis of soil and rock slopes under various loading conditions.
The University of Edinburgh offers a course on slope stability analysis for mining and geotechnical applications, which covers the use of software and other tools for analyzing slope stability.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) uses slope stability analysis software to assess landslide risk and predict potential slope failures.