Geotechnical instrumentation
Geotechnical instrumentation measures ground behaviour with devices such as tilt sensors and monitoring points. YAZ Development combines instrument readings with survey data in one set of monitoring reports for projects in Saudi Arabia.
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When you need it
- Excavation support and retaining walls
- Slopes and embankments
- Ground movement near structures
- One report combining sensors and survey
How instrumentation monitoring works
- Agree instruments, points and limits
- Install and baseline
- Read regularly
- Combine readings with survey and report
What you receive
Reading logs, trend charts and reports combining instruments and survey data.
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
Why combine sensors with survey?
Sensors give frequent readings at points, while survey ties them to fixed control and shows overall movement.
Who interprets the results?
The project’s geotechnical engineer interprets them. YAZ provides accurate readings and clear reports.
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