Automated monitoring
Automated monitoring uses robotic total stations and sensors that read on a schedule without a person on site, with alerts when limits are passed. YAZ Development provides automated monitoring for structures and excavations in Saudi Arabia.
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When you need it
- High-risk structures near excavation
- Continuous movement tracking
- Alerts when limits are exceeded
- Reducing site visits for repeated readings
How automated monitoring works
- Agree points, limits and reading interval
- Install prisms, sensors and the automated station
- Commission and test the system
- Review data and report
What you receive
Continuous or scheduled readings, alert notifications against agreed limits, and periodic reports.
Instruments we use
Automated monitoring total stations, monitoring prisms, and tilt and vibration sensors, tied to stable control points.
Related project experience
Projects where YAZ carried out surveying or laser scanning related to this service. Open each project to see YAZ’s exact surveying scope.
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Common questions
What equipment is used?
Automated total stations, monitoring prisms, and tilt and vibration sensors.
When is automated monitoring worth it?
When movement risk is high or readings are needed often, so automation is more reliable than repeated manual visits.
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