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GTS NX EXPERT WEBINAR
Slope Stability Analysis for Railway Corridors
Railway Corridor using MIDAS GTS NX
Date
15th July 2026
Wednesday
Time
02:00 PM – 04:00 PM
IST
Platform
Live Webinar
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📝Webinar Overview
 
Ensuring the stability of railway embankments and cut slopes is critical to the long-term safety and reliability of transportation infrastructure. This webinar brings together industry expertise and hands-on software demonstration to present advanced approaches for slope stability assessment and stabilization design along railway corridors.

Through a real-world case study from the Nagpur railway corridor and a practical workflow demonstration in MIDAS GTS NX, participants will learn modern geotechnical modelling techniques for analyzing complex slopes, evaluating stability, and developing reliable engineering solutions for railway infrastructure.
01
ANALYZE
02
MODEL
03
STABILIZE
Analyze — Evaluate railway embankment and cut slope stability using advanced numerical methods and real project conditions.

Model — Develop geotechnical models in GTS NX by defining geometry, materials, boundary conditions, and analysis parameters.

Stabilize — Interpret results, compare analytical approaches, and design reliable slope stabilization solutions for railway infrastructure.
What You Will Learn
✓ Railway embankment and cut slope stability assessment     ✓ Real-world Nagpur railway corridor case study
✓ Comparison of different numerical analysis methods     ✓ Advanced geotechnical modelling in GTS NX
✓ Material definition, model setup, and boundary conditions
✓ Result interpretation and engineering decision-making
✓ Slope stabilization design workflows
✓ Practical reporting techniques for geotechnical projects
From Slope Analysis to Reliable Stabilization Design
Learn how advanced numerical modelling and practical engineering workflows in GTS NX enable geotechnical engineers to accurately assess railway slope stability, compare analytical approaches, optimize stabilization strategies, and deliver safer, more resilient transportation infrastructure.
📌Webinar Agenda
 
 
 
1. Introduction & Overview
• Introduction of Expert Speaker & MIDAS Software
• Significance of slope stability assessment in railway infrastructure
 
 
2. Expert Session: Comparative Engineering Case Study
Slope Stability & Stabilization of Railway Slopes with Varying Heights –
Nagpur Railway Corridor
• Project background and site-specific geotechnical challenges
• Engineering considerations for railway slope stability
• Numerical modelling methodology and approach
• Comparative assessment of analysis methods
• Result interpretation and engineering accuracy
 
 
3. Technical Demonstration
Slope Stability Analysis in MIDAS GTS NX
• Geotechnical model creation and geometry setup
• Soil layer definition and material property assignment
• Boundary conditions and load application
• Mesh generation and analysis configuration
• Factor of Safety (FOS) evaluation using SSR method
• Interpretation of failure surfaces and displacement results
• Engineering reporting and result visualization
 
4. Live Q&A
• Interactive discussion with the expert
• Technical queries and project-specific questions
🎙️Meet the Speaker
 
Mr. Avijit Dey
Engineering HOD
KEC International Ltd.
Dr. Avijit Dey is a senior civil engineering professional with over a decade of experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams for large-scale infrastructure projects across railways, highways, renewable energy, transmission, mining, and water sectors. Currently serving as Engineering Head at KEC International, he specializes in geotechnical and structural engineering, design management, value engineering, and technical governance for complex EPC projects.
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