Slope Stability Analysis

Slope Stability Analysis MCP Connector for Claude

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Evaluate soil slope stability using Bishop's simplified method.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized geotechnical engineering tools to assess the stability of soil slopes. It implements Bishop's simplified method to calculate the Factor of Safety (FoS) by accounting for critical variables such as soil cohesion, friction angle, water table depth, seismic coefficients, and surcharge loads. Engineers can use calculate_factor_of_safety to determine stability, identify_critical_slip_surface to locate potential failure paths, estimate_failure_probability to assess landslide risk, and analyze_water_impact to model how rising water tables affect safety margins. It is designed for use in Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf via Vinkius Edge.

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analyze_water_impact

Analyzes how raising the water table reduces stability

calculate_factor_of_safety

Calculates the factor of safety for a specific slope configuration

estimate_failure_probability

Estimates the likelihood of a landslide occurring

identify_critical_slip_surface

Identifies the most likely path of soil failure

See how to talk to your AI agent using Slope Stability Analysis.

Calculate the factor of safety for a 15m slope at a 35 degree angle with 20kPa cohesion and 30 degree friction angle.

The calculated Factor of Safety for this slope configuration is 1.42, indicating a stable condition.

Where is the most likely path of failure for a 10m slope with 15kPa cohesion and 25 degree friction angle?

The critical slip surface is located at coordinates (x: 4.2, y: -2.1) with a radius of 5.8m and a critical path depth of 3.4m.

What is the probability of failure if the factor of safety is 1.05 and uncertainty is medium?

The probability of failure is 0.45, which is classified as a high risk level.

The server uses Bishop's simplified method to calculate the Factor of Safety for circular slip surfaces.

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