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  • Civil Engineering
  • Transportation Engineering
  • Road Safety

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  • Effective road surface monitoring is crucial for motorist safety.
  • Existing systems have limitations, necessitating innovative solutions.
  • Smartphone technology offers a potential platform for low-cost road monitoring.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and evaluate a smartphone-based dual-acquisition system for road surface anomaly detection.
  • To explore the complementary benefits of image and acceleration data for road monitoring.
  • To assess the system's accuracy in inferring the severity of road surface anomalies.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a smartphone system integrating road surface image acquisition and vehicle acceleration measurement.
  • Conducted road tests to collect 1896 images and corresponding three-axis acceleration data.
  • Classified images by anomaly presence and type; analyzed acceleration data histograms.

Main Results:

  • Image-based monitoring alone showed limited performance in anomaly detection.
  • Acceleration data analysis revealed anomaly effects when considering wheel contact and excluding minor longitudinal anomalies.
  • The combined system accurately inferred road surface anomaly severity using specific acceleration variation ranges.

Conclusions:

  • A smartphone-based dual-acquisition system offers a promising approach for road surface monitoring.
  • Integrating image and acceleration data enhances the accuracy of anomaly severity assessment.
  • This method can contribute to improved road maintenance and motorist safety.