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RockFacet Pro turns rock-face scans into stability reports
A Windows desktop tool for extracting rock-joint measurements from 3D models and point clouds, then assessing slope stability and producing calculation reports.
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- Geotechnical engineers assessing rock slopes
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- Its Finale Ligure example reports 957 measured joints across four groups, then compares natural, saturated, seismic, and post-treatment stability results.
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The workflow includes orientation calibration by coordinate system, control points, compass northing, or full compass orientation; the page says some methods provide residuals. Its example project shows 457,446 pairwise intersection checks and compares natural, saturated, and seismic conditions. The site describes the software as running calculations locally, with report and data exports including Excel/CSV, OBJ, and DXF.
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