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Methodology for Accurate AASHTO PP67-10–Based Cracking Quantification Using 1-mm 3D Pavement Images
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Quantification of cracking is crucial to assessing overall cracking condition, monitoring cracking propagation, and other pavement design and managerial decision-making purposes. For a majority of the highway agencies, the ...
An Unsupervised Cluster Method for Pavement Grouping Based on Multidimensional Performance Data
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Pavement condition data usually consist of multiple performance indicators, which poses difficulties in maintenance and fund allocation decision making. In conventional practice, empirical-based scoring methods have been ...
Impacts of Nighttime-Only Truck Traffic Regulation on Pavement Performance
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: With the increasing congestion and pollution in metropolitan areas, various types of regulations have been applied to control truck traffic. Restricting truck traffic to off-hours is one commonly used policy and its ...
Reducing the Effect of Inaccurate Lane Identification on PP69-10-Based Rut Characterization
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Cracking Classification Using Minimum Rectangular Cover–Based Support Vector Machine
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Cracking characterization is one of the most important tasks in automated pavement data analysis. Although cracking detection and segmentation algorithms have become more reliable in recent years, accurate cracking ...