MONITORING DATA. ENGINEERING ANSWERS.
Contact RAUZ for Geotechnical Monitoring Intelligence
Discuss monitoring data, InSAR, independent review, diagnostics or monitoring strategy with RAUZ. Share your project context and available data for remote-first engineering support worldwide.
Start Here
Bring us the monitoring question, not just the dataset.
RAUZ works with asset owners, consultants, contractors, monitoring teams and infrastructure operators who need an independent engineering view of monitoring, survey or satellite-derived data. A useful first conversation starts with the decision you are trying to make.
Something is changing
You have settlement, lateral movement, pore-pressure change, tilt, vibration or another trend that needs interpretation.
The data may not be telling the whole story
Readings are inconsistent, a trigger has been exceeded, a baseline has shifted or different instruments appear to disagree.
You need an independent technical view
You want a second review of the monitoring approach, data quality, trends, reporting logic or the significance of observed change.
Enquiry Types
Choose the technical route closest to your problem.
RAUZ is structured around monitoring intelligence rather than field installation manpower. Selecting the closest enquiry type helps us understand what information is likely to be useful from the start.
Monitoring Intelligence
Ongoing review of monitoring data, trends, thresholds, anomalies and engineering significance for a project, site or asset portfolio.
Independent Monitoring Review
Independent assessment of monitoring plans, baseline, data quality, trigger logic, contractor reports and observed behaviour.
InSAR Ground Motion Intelligence
Geotechnical interpretation of satellite-derived ground-motion information for screening, historical assessment or comparison with field monitoring.
Monitoring Design & Strategy
Monitoring philosophy, instrument selection, layout concepts, baseline strategy, monitoring frequency, trigger frameworks and reporting requirements.
Monitoring Data Diagnostics
Focused technical investigation of sudden changes, inconsistent datasets, questionable trigger exceedances, instrument behaviour or unexplained trends.
Automated Monitoring Reporting
Technology-enabled workflows for charts, threshold checks, rate calculations, data completeness review and engineer-reviewed reporting.
Technical Questions
The questions monitoring data should help answer.
If your enquiry can be framed around one of these questions, include it in your first message. It helps separate a data-management task from an engineering problem.
Where is movement occurring?
At one instrument, across a section, along a corridor, within a slope or across a wider satellite-observed area?
Is it changing faster?
Magnitude alone can be misleading. Rate of change and the timing of acceleration may be just as important.
Is the movement real?
Does the trend agree with neighbouring instruments, survey observations, construction sequence and expected mechanisms?
Does it matter?
What is the engineering significance of the observed behaviour relative to the asset, works and monitoring criteria?
What is missing?
Is the uncertainty caused by incomplete data, an unsuitable baseline, instrument configuration or insufficient spatial coverage?
What should be reviewed next?
Which data, instrument, location, monitoring frequency or engineering assumption deserves closer attention?
Project Brief
A good first brief can save several rounds of email.
You do not need a perfect package before contacting RAUZ. Send what is available, but identify the project context and the technical question as clearly as possible.
- Project or asset type
- Country and project location
- Project stage or current construction activity
- Relevant ground or geological information if available
- Monitoring instrument types and locations
- Baseline and monitoring period
- Trigger or alert criteria, if applicable
- Sample data, charts or recent monitoring report
- Relevant drawings or sections
- The specific question you need answered
How It Works
A short route from first contact to a defined technical scope.
Describe the question
Tell us what has happened, what information you have and what decision or technical issue is driving the enquiry.
Share available evidence
Provide a sample report, dataset, drawing, trigger table, InSAR output or other information needed to understand the problem.
Define the review scope
RAUZ identifies what can be assessed remotely, what additional information is required and what deliverable is appropriate.
Proceed with a clear deliverable
The engagement may be a one-off technical review, monitoring diagnostic, InSAR interpretation, design task or recurring monitoring-intelligence service.
Contact RAUZ
Global technical enquiries. One RAUZ entry point.
RAUZ is the market-facing brand of Rauz Caucasus LLC. The company is based in Tbilisi, Georgia and is structured for international, remote-first engineering delivery.
Technical and commercial enquiries
Use email when you need to describe a project, attach a brief or introduce the technical question before sharing detailed data.
Initial discussion
Suitable for an initial contact or to confirm the best route for a technical enquiry before sending project information.
Telephone
Use the global line for general enquiries where a telephone discussion is the most practical first step.
Rauz Caucasus LLC
Tbilisi, Georgia
N20, Apt N70, Vazha Pshavela Avenue, Tbilisi 0160, Georgia.
Project Brief Builder
Prepare a concise technical enquiry.
Complete the fields below and select “Prepare Email”. The page will open your default email application with the project brief placed in the message body. No project files are uploaded through this page.
Working Model
Remote-first does not mean context-free.
RAUZ can work with client-owned systems and data generated by third-party monitoring teams, but reliable interpretation still depends on knowing how the data was produced and what was happening on the project.
Use existing monitoring systems
RAUZ’s analytical role does not require the client to replace instruments, monitoring contractors or data sources simply to begin a review.
State limitations clearly
If the available information is insufficient to support a conclusion, the limitation should be stated rather than hidden behind a dashboard or automated output.
Engineer-reviewed outputs
Automation can help structure and screen information, while technical conclusions remain dependent on engineering context and professional review.
FAQs
Before you send a project enquiry.
Do I need to use RAUZ instruments before RAUZ can review my data?
Can I send only a monitoring report?
Can RAUZ review a trigger exceedance or sudden instrument movement?
Can RAUZ work on projects outside Georgia?
Can RAUZ provide InSAR interpretation without field instrumentation?
How should confidential project information be sent?
I am contacting RAUZ about employment rather than a project. Where should I go?
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Start the Conversation
Have monitoring data you need help interpreting?
Send RAUZ the project context, the data you already have and the engineering question you need answered. We can then determine whether the next step is an independent review, monitoring diagnostic, InSAR assessment, monitoring strategy or ongoing monitoring-intelligence scope.