It has been used by renowned consulting and design firms worldwide for more than 15 years for the development of macro-projects in infrastructure and other sectors.
SANTO DOMINGO- Executives from Pavco Wavin, together with Laka Group, announced the presentation of Geosoft software in its 4th and most modern edition.
Recognizing the importance of technology, coupled with its 50 years of experience in developing projects with Geosynthetics, Wavin, a leader in Latin America, has developed and updated its Geosoft 4.0 design tool.
Geosoft 4.0 is a comprehensive analysis and design tool, complete with software and a technical manual, that enables the solution of engineering problems using geosynthetics. It has been used by renowned consulting and design firms worldwide for over 15 years in the development of large-scale infrastructure projects and other sectors.
Geosoft 4.0 allows you to create analytical models and obtain results for geotechnical solutions, pavement structures, and erosion control systems. The software is easy to use, provides results, and verifies various alternatives in record time.
The engineering manual includes every design methodology used in the software, allowing for validation of the results. It also includes technical and construction recommendations to aid in the execution of the designed projects. The tool is further enhanced by a list of the technical specifications for geosynthetics and the regulations governing their use in different applications and countries.
The activity took place in the Multipurpose Hall of the Health Sciences Building of INTEC University and was attended by executives from the company Pavco Wavin who thanked the company for the support received in the Dominican market through its representative Laka Group.
Now everything is in your hands. With the launch of Geosoft 4.0 this March 16th in the Dominican Republic, you will have a complete, easy-to-use, and reliable engineering tool that understands the technical, environmental, economic, and operational needs of projects in Latin America.
