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Improved 3D Pavement Texture Reconstruction Method Based on Interference Fringe via Optimizing the Post-Processing

Chu Chu¹, Ya Wei¹, Haipeng Wang¹

¹Key Laboratory of Civil Engineering Safety and Durability, Ministry of Education, Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China.

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Summary

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This study enhances 3D pavement texture reconstruction using interference fringe (3D-PTRIF) by accounting for unequal incident angles. The improved method significantly reduces errors and corrects slant surfaces, improving pavement performance index calculations.

Keywords:

3D pavement texture reconstruction interference fringe pavement surfaces unequal incident angles

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Area of Science:

Pavement Engineering
Optical Metrology
Surface Characterization

Background:

Road surface quality impacts driving comfort and skid resistance.
3D pavement texture measurement is crucial for calculating performance indices like IRI, TD, and RDI.
Interference-fringe techniques offer high accuracy for small workpieces but struggle with large areas like pavements due to ignored incident angles.

Purpose of the Study:

To improve the accuracy of 3D pavement texture reconstruction based on interference fringe (3D-PTRIF).
To address the deficiency in accuracy for large-area pavement measurements by considering unequal incident angles during postprocessing.

Main Methods:

Developed an improved 3D-PTRIF method incorporating unequal incident angle corrections.
Applied the enhanced method to pavement surface measurements.
Compared reconstruction errors and surface slope deviations against the traditional 3D-PTRIF method.

Main Results:

The improved 3D-PTRIF reduced reconstruction errors by 74.51% compared to the standard method.
The enhanced method effectively corrected slant surface deviations.
Slope reduction was 69.00% for smooth surfaces and 15.29% for coarse surfaces.

Conclusions:

The improved 3D-PTRIF method offers superior accuracy for 3D pavement texture measurement.
This advancement enables more precise quantification of pavement performance indices (IRI, TD, RDI).
The technique is valuable for road engineering and maintenance assessments.