Embankments are critical features in construction projects, especially in civil engineering projects involving roads, railways, and waterways. They are essentially artificial slopes or raised banks that are built to support and contain soil or other materials, preventing erosion and providing stability to the surrounding area. Embankments are typically constructed using a variety of materials such as soil, rock, concrete, or a combination of these materials, depending on the specific requirements of the project.In addition to providing structural support, embankments also serve a functional purpose by helping to manage water flow and drainage in the area. They are often built along waterways or in areas prone to flooding to prevent water from overflowing and causing damage to properties and infrastructure. Embankments can also be used to