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Asphalt surfaced pavement cracks detection based on histograms of oriented gradients
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2015
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Highway PavementPavement EngineeringEngineeringFeature DetectionBiometricsOriented GradientsPavement Cracks DetectionSurface Distress DataGeotechnical EngineeringImage AnalysisPattern RecognitionCracks RecognitionEdge DetectionMachine VisionStructural Health MonitoringDownward Facing CamerasMedical Image ComputingOptical Image RecognitionAutomated InspectionComputer VisionCivil EngineeringTexture AnalysisImage Segmentation
Cracks are the most requiring type of pavement distresses to detect and classify automatically. Due to its nature are easily absorbed by other types of pavement surface damages. Moreover, the diversity of pavement surface makes the image detection system requiring efficient computer algorithms. The paper presents the solutions tested on surface distress data which were collected automatically using downward facing cameras placed orthogonally to road pavement axis. Presented results focus on the crack-type pavement distresses. The achieved accuracy of the transverse, longitudinal and meshing cracks recognition based on the initial dataset prepared especially for this system, show it has very good chances to work efficiently with large image datasets collected during the inspection car runs.
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