A detailed inspection of roads requires highly detailed spatial data with sufficient precision to deliver an accurate geometry and to describe road defects visually.This paper presents a novel method for the detection...A detailed inspection of roads requires highly detailed spatial data with sufficient precision to deliver an accurate geometry and to describe road defects visually.This paper presents a novel method for the detection of road defects.The input data for road defect detection included point clouds and orthomosaics gathered by mobile mapping technology.The defects were categorized in three major groups with the following geometric primitives:points,lines and polygons.The method suggests the detection of point objects from matched point clouds,panoramic images and ortho photos.Defects were mapped as point,line or polygon geometries,directly derived from orthomosaics and panoramic images.Besides the geometric position of road defects,all objects were assigned to a variety of attributes:defect type,surface material,center-of-gravity,area,length,corresponding image of the defect and degree of damage.A spatial dataset comprising defect values with a matching data type was created to perform the attribute analysis quickly and correctly.The final product is a spatial vector data set,consisting of points,lines and polygons,which contains attributes with further information and geometry.This paper demonstrates that mobile mapping suits a large-scale feature extraction of road infrastructure defects.By its simplicity and flexibility,the presented methodology allows it to be easily adapted to extract further feature types with their attributes.This makes the proposed approach a vital tool for data extraction settings with multiple mobile mapping data analysts,e.g.,offline crowdsourcing.展开更多
基金The project presented in the paper is published with kind permission of the contributor.The original data were provided by DataDEV Company,Novi Sad,Republic of SerbiaThe paper presents the part of research realized within the project“Multidisciplinary theoretical and experimental research in education and science in the fields of civil engineering,risk management and fire safety and geodesy”conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering and Geodesy,Faculty of Technical Sciences,University of Novi Sad。
文摘A detailed inspection of roads requires highly detailed spatial data with sufficient precision to deliver an accurate geometry and to describe road defects visually.This paper presents a novel method for the detection of road defects.The input data for road defect detection included point clouds and orthomosaics gathered by mobile mapping technology.The defects were categorized in three major groups with the following geometric primitives:points,lines and polygons.The method suggests the detection of point objects from matched point clouds,panoramic images and ortho photos.Defects were mapped as point,line or polygon geometries,directly derived from orthomosaics and panoramic images.Besides the geometric position of road defects,all objects were assigned to a variety of attributes:defect type,surface material,center-of-gravity,area,length,corresponding image of the defect and degree of damage.A spatial dataset comprising defect values with a matching data type was created to perform the attribute analysis quickly and correctly.The final product is a spatial vector data set,consisting of points,lines and polygons,which contains attributes with further information and geometry.This paper demonstrates that mobile mapping suits a large-scale feature extraction of road infrastructure defects.By its simplicity and flexibility,the presented methodology allows it to be easily adapted to extract further feature types with their attributes.This makes the proposed approach a vital tool for data extraction settings with multiple mobile mapping data analysts,e.g.,offline crowdsourcing.
