Pavement Sensing Systems : Literature Review
Mohammad Fahad, Richárd Nagy, Dániel Gosztola
Abstract
Abstract In situ monitoring of pavement health has been getting much attention due to the efficiency, reliability and accuracy of data. This review consists of various embedded as well as nondestructive sensing options that have been used to perform analysis on pavement health either by simply calculating horizontal and vertical strains under pavement layers or by crack detection models inside pavement structures by supplementing information from moisture, temperature and traffic related sensors. With optimum integration of such combination sensors, engineers can predict the optimum rehabilitation time of the pavements and reduce a huge amount of budget spent on infrastructure reconstruction.
Topics & Concepts
Reliability (semiconductor)Pavement managementPavement engineeringComputer scienceStructural health monitoringBusiness managementCivil engineeringEnvironmental scienceEngineeringForensic engineeringReliability engineeringStructural engineeringMaterials scienceBusiness administrationQuantum mechanicsBusinessPhysicsPower (physics)AsphaltComposite materialAdvanced Fiber Optic SensorsAnalytical Chemistry and SensorsSmart Materials for Construction