A live technical session unpacking two real, anonymised ground-improvement projects, from ground model and calibration through to verified settlement and inclusion loads.
Settlement, not bearing capacity, is what actually puts pile-supported abutments and embankments on soft ground at risk.
This live session shows how rigid inclusions and geogrid-reinforced Load Transfer Platforms turn that risk into a verified number in MIDAS GTS NX, benchmarked across two real, anonymised projects.
Geotechnical and structural engineers designing ground improvement for bridge abutments and embankments, and teams evaluating FEM tools for staged-construction projects
Live technical case-study session with Q&A
MIDAS GTS NX: 2D and 3D finite element analysis
Rigid inclusions and geogrid-reinforced LTPs for pile-supported abutments, verified through settlement and inclusion-load checks
By the end of this live session, you'll understand how to model, calibrate and verify RI/CMC ground-improvement systems in MIDAS GTS NX, with live Q&A after each speaker.
See how rigid inclusions, surrounding soil and a geogrid-reinforced Load Transfer Platform share load, so you can justify designs against both ULS and SLS.
Follow one workflow from ground model through staged construction and consolidation to settlement and load outputs you can defend.
Build an efficient, defensible 2D calibration workflow benchmarked against an axisymmetric or 3D solid-element model.
See how the same method adapts from a residential embankment to a pile-supported abutment, with settlement and inclusion loads cross-checked by independent methods.
Calibrating simplified embedded-beam elements against a higher-fidelity axisymmetric or 3D solid-element reference model.
Modelling inclusion installation, embankment fill, surcharge loading and multi-year consolidation within one coupled analysis.
Cross-checking inclusion axial forces via stress integration and settlement via multiple independent methods.
Ergys Anamali is a Senior Geotechnical Engineer at Piledesigns Ltd with over 15 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, specialising in deep foundations, ground improvement, and advanced numerical modelling. He has extensive experience in the design of piles, rigid inclusions, ground anchors, retaining structures, and slope stability for infrastructure and building projects.
In recent years, Ergys has led the numerical modelling and design of several ground improvement schemes using rigid inclusions and load transfer platforms.
Ergys specialises in advanced numerical modelling using MIDAS GTS NX, to support the design of complex geotechnical projects. His expertise includes finite element modelling, settlement analysis, soil–structure interaction, and ground improvement design. He is also the author of several international technical publications and a member of the ISSMGE Technical Committee TC-212 (Deep Foundations).
Rohith is the Senior Geotechnical Engineer at MIDAS IT Europe. He has more than 3 years of experience in the Geotechnical Engineering industry with specialization in Finite Element Modelling and Analysis. Rohith brings a balanced perspective combining software expertise with industry experience in engineered ground solutions, enabling practical and technically robust modelling strategies.
As part of the technical team at MIDAS, Rohith has been involved in the continuous advancement of MIDAS GTS NX by translating complex engineering problems into efficient computational workflows and supporting consultants, contractors and researchers in delivering reliable and optimized design.
One continuous live session, run in two parts, with Q&A after each.
Ground Improvement Design Using MIDAS GTS NX
: two RI/CMC case studies
Questions on Session 1
MIDAS GTS NX: feature and workflow deep-dive
Rohith SwaminathanQuestions on Session 2 & closing remarks
Join Ergys Anamali's live session on two anonymised
RI/CMC ground-improvement case studies in MIDAS GTS NX, on August 19, 2026.