The repetition of geodetic measurements is employed in many cases to monitor ground deformations, and is widely used for civil engineering, geodynamics and slope instabilities studies. Generally the networks used are small and the main problem to solve is how to detect stable zones, i.e. where the signal/noise ratio of the deformation measurements are below unity. This is commonly done using statistical tests. We present here a new tool, the simultaneous display of the deformations and their related errors, using a classical Monte Carlo methodology when computing strain tensors. Such a representation provides to non-specialists in a quit efficient way the significance level of the deformation patterns. Some examples show that even when statistical test show a poor confidence level, this methodology may give anyway in some situations the pattern of the deformation (but—obviously—not its amplitude).