How can Tanzania’s engineers transform complex ground conditions into safer infrastructure decisions? Understanding soil behaviour, groundwater interaction and slope stability is essential for reliable geotechnical design. Across this three-day webinar series, discover how MIDAS GTS NX supports advanced ground modelling, slope-stability assessment and seepage analysis.
The sessions connect numerical analysis with practical infrastructure challenges involving roads, railways, dams, foundations and underground structures, helping engineers assess ground behaviour and make informed design decisions.
Better ground understanding. Safer infrastructure decisions for Tanzania.
Fill in the short form at the bottom of this page. Attendance is free.
Your personal webinar link will be sent by email after registration, with a reminder before the session.
Go live from 02:00 PM – 03:30 PM EAT (04:30 PM – 06:00 PM IST) and bring your questions for the live Q&A after each session.
Join us online for an insightful session on advanced geotechnical analysis, exploring ground modelling, slope stability, and seepage analysis using MIDAS GTS NX.
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Day 01 - 3 November 2026
From Site Investigation to FEM Model: Advanced Ground Modelling in MIDAS GTS NX
From site investigation data to numerical model; 2D vs 3D FEM; key considerations before analysis.
2D and 3D ground modelling; geometry creation and modification; CAD file import; terrain modelling; ground stratification; borehole-based ground modelling.
Mesh generation strategy; element size selection; local refinement; mesh quality; meshing around structures and interfaces.
Linear elastic vs nonlinear behaviour; Mohr–Coulomb; Hoek–Brown; Modified Cam-Clay; Drucker–Prager; material model selection and parameter considerations.
Explore modelling capabilities and geotechnical analysis workflows in MIDAS GTS NX.
Questions, technical discussion and key takeaways.
Day 02 - 4 November 2026
Evaluating Slope Stability Using MIDAS GTS NX: Strength Reduction Method and FEM
Slope geometry; soil stratification; initial stress conditions; 2D vs 3D slope modelling; boundary conditions.
SRM concept; reduction of cohesion and friction angle; factor of safety; failure mechanism; shear strain localization; interpreting stability results.
Slopes; excavations; embankments; dams; foundations; underground structures.
Questions, technical discussion and key takeaways.
Day 03 - 5 November 2026
Groundwater and Seepage Analysis Using MIDAS GTS NX: Pore Pressure and Soil–Structure Response
Groundwater flow; seepage; steady-state vs transient seepage; saturated and unsaturated conditions; pore-water pressure; groundwater definition.
Effective stress; pore-pressure changes; ground deformation due to groundwater changes; fully coupled stress–seepage analysis; consolidation and time-dependent response.
Slopes; excavations; embankments; dams; foundations; underground structures.
Questions, technical discussion and key takeaways.
Learn from a geotechnical engineering expert specializing in soil–structure interaction, advanced numerical modelling, and foundation engineering, with practical insights into FEM-based geotechnical analysis.
Harshit is a Geotechnical Engineer with specialized expertise
in soil–structure interaction, advanced numerical modelling,
and foundation engineering. He completed his Master's degree
at IIT Bombay, where his work focused on developing practical,
research-driven solutions for complex geotechnical challenges.
He currently works in the Geotechnical Department at MIDAS IT's
Mumbai office, supporting engineers across the country in
applying advanced Finite Element Method (FEM)-based geotechnical
analysis, improving modelling workflows, and resolving
project-specific technical queries.
His work combines academic depth with hands-on engineering
insight, making his sessions valuable for both students and
practising professionals in the geotechnical engineering field.
For webinar details, registration assistance or technical queries related to MIDAS GTS NX, feel free to get in touch with us.