ta_slope_stability_0-SAFETYFACTOR
| {{htmlJSON.Style}} | ta_slope_stability |
| {{htmlJSON.Categories}} | SAGA / Terrain Analysis > Slope Stability |
| {{htmlJSON.Language}} | EN_US | |
| {{htmlJSON.Name}} | SAFETYFACTOR | |
| {{htmlJSON.Keywords}} | SAFETYFACTOR | |
| {{htmlJSON.Abstract}} | This tool computes a slope stability (expressed as a factor-of-safety) raster according to the traditional infinite slope model theory (see cf Selby, 1993) The resulting raster represents the ratio of resisting forces/driving forces (fs) on a potential shear plane with fs lesser 1 unstable, fs greater 1 stable. Except for a slope raster (in radians), all input variables can be specified either globally or distributed (through grids). The tool creates a continuous fs raster (values above 10 are truncated), and a binary stability grid with nodata = stable, 1 = unstable (optional). | |
| {{htmlJSON.Type}} | {{htmlJSON.Property}} | {{htmlJSON.Value}} |
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| {{htmlJSON.Assemblies}} | GDALRasterMapping.exe | $(DataMappingPath)\GDALRasterMapping\ |
| OGRVectorMapping.exe | $(DataMappingPath)\OGRVectorMapping\ |
Tools for slope stability analyses.
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