Intelligent Passive Control Methods To Inspect Quality Of Airport Runways And Asphalt Pavements
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
46
Pages
10
Published
2000
Size
1,316 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/SM000091
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
L.-M. Chang, P.-H. Chen and Y.AbdelRazig
Abstract
Intelligent diagnosis on bridge painting defects using image processing techniques L.-M. Chang', P.-H. Chen* and Y.AbdelRazig^ ^School of Civil Engineering, Purdue University, USA ^Department of Civil Engineering, Florida State University, USA Abstract Up to now, most bridge painting inspection still relies on human visual diagnosis, which is subjective, less efficient and inaccurate. In order to shorten the evaluation time and increase the accuracy, an intelligent diagnosis system was developed with the hope to standardize and automate the evaluation process. The system hybridizes image processing techniques and neural networks, which provide expert knowledge through training, to automatically diagnose the defects on an image. With the development of this system, vast number of images can be diagnosed instantly and intelligently. 1 Introduction One of the major causes for the deficiencies of U.S. bridges is the deterioration of anti-corrosion coatings (Hunt [6]). In spite o
Keywords