VDisp
is a software designed to perform one-dimensional soil settlement analysis using calculations and approximations commonly seen in an undergraduate Geotechnical Engineering courses taught in Canadian universities. It was based on the VDispl
program found in Appendix F of the 1994 publication, Settlement Analysis.
VDisp
was developed using the Julia
programming language, and Qt/QML
for the user interface.
For an extensive guide on installing Julia and running your first VDisp calculation, see the VDisp Wiki Home Page and Getting Started With Julia.
VDisp has adopted the Contributor Covenant code of conduct to clarify expected behavior in our community. You can read it at CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.
When working with Julia, a Project.toml file is the way to describe your project. This is where you list dependencies, authors, compatibility constraints, etc. Check the Julia documentation page for more info.