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DFN - Discrete Fracture Network

DFN apps refers to two main apps: DFN Generator and DFN Block Analyser. In order to have necessary inputs, the Rock Mass Data suite is needed, as well as the Ground Support Designer app. See the figure below to understand the workflow better.

Theory​

Apps​

Videos​

Publications​

Orlando Malliquinga Cocha, Edwin (2024). Probabilistic Stability Assessment of Underground Mining Structures Through Discrete Fracture Network Modelling: A Case Study in Western Australia, Master Thesis, Curtin University

Malliquinga Cocha, EO & Faradonbeh, RS (2026). Probabilistic stability assessment of underground mining structures through discrete fracture network modelling: a case study in Western Australia, in, Australian Conference on Rock Mechanics 2026, 21–24 July 2026, Melbourne, Australian Geomechanics Society, pp. 253–260.

Tyler, A, Goulet, A, Heinsen Egan, M, Wesseloo, J, Potvin, Y & Chester, C (2026). 'Probabilistic vs Deterministic Wedge Formation Methods', in D Cumming-Potvin & J Wesseloo (eds), Ground Support 2026: 17–19 November 2026, Brisbane, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, pp. 1–11.

Goulet, A, Heinsen Egan, M & Wesseloo, J (2026). 'Advances in probabilistic support design using discrete fracture networks', in D Cumming-Potvin & J Wesseloo (eds), Ground Support 2026: 17–19 November 2026, Brisbane, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, pp. 1–11.