Modelling Slope Stability with MATLAB/Simulink Modelling
Yuki Okafor
Corresponding
Islamic University of Technology
Carlos Yilmaz
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
Both academic and industrial interest in slope stability have grown alongside the modernisation of distributed computing environments. The paper presents a systematic procedure combining MATLAB/Simulink modelling with careful dimensional reasoning. A throughput gain of 31% is recorded under moderate traffic conditions. The work highlights the need for revised guidelines suited to the regional context.
Keywords:
slope stabilityMATLAB/Simulink modellingsupport vector machineintrusion detection
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