A Study on Road Surface Condition Monitoring System Using Bicycle-Mounted Grid Laser Light

Taniguchi, Yoshiaki; Hisamatsu, Hiroyuki

doi:10.1109/isms.2016.23

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“…They are many proposed model in recent years based on the road surface monitoring system, to avoid the accidents and ensure the travelers' safety, this paper is focused on major methods used to detect the irregularities of road surface as follows, [2] the author proposes the model to monitor the road surface using the image processing technology. The proposed model uses the simple bicycle, to capture the image and process the data.…”

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Survey on Road Surface Monitoring System Using Internet of Things

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2018

IJRASET

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In recent past Internet of Things (IoT) has been focused on recent research in various concerns. It is a very large network where it connects all smart objects together into the single network. It extends its usage into real-time applications like smart cities, smart house, and smart transportation. It is integrated to fog computing, to enable the services to every edge node in the network. Fog computing is enhanced prototype of the cloud computing, which provides the data storage to the devices at the edge nodes. Fog/Edge computing is distributed infrastructure, where the application of data is logically distributed between the data source and cloud. In recent years, greater attention has been given by many countries to monitor the Road Surface Condition; many solutions have been proposed to reduce the accident and traffic flow, which make use of mobile sensing and even vehicle sensing system. In this paper, we discuss the methods used for road surface monitoring using the IoT and related security issues during the data transmission between the nodes. In the end, this paper conducts the comprehensive analysis, to find the accuracy and efficiency of data transmission between the nodes and the usage of IoT in a smart transportation system.

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2018

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“…This is because Z axis is numerically double integration to obtain vehicle displacement which approximately equal to event severity [10]. Taniguchi and Hisamatsu monitored road surface condition using bicycle-mounted grid laser light that was very different from using smartphone sensors [11]. The system monitors the road surface condition through image processing.…”

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“…Color components of laser light was extracted from obtained image and template image. Normalized correlation coefficients were calculated for each pixel in the obtained image and if the result was high, it meant good road surface, otherwise bad road surface [11].…”

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Street SAFE - Road Fault Monitoring and Reporting

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Vik³

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Maintaining roads have become challenging as road users are on the rise. Tough weather conditions and high traffic make road surfaces deteriorate swiftly. Manual detection on these defects is not efficient. Due to the rise of smartphone use, the accelerometers in the smartphone are employed for road fault classification. Supervised machine learning classification models of data pertaining to pothole, speed bump, hazard line, smooth road, uneven road, turn, and hard stop are trained with the Random Forest (RF) and Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms, which is then utilized in StreetSAFE (Smartphone Assisted Fault Examination), a machine learning aided system to detect road faults and report them in real time. Using statistical parameters, the system is found to able to distinguish road surface conditions. The system can potentially predict road damage, facilitate maintenance and resource management.

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“…RELATED WORK AND METHODLOGIES They are many proposed model in recent years based on the road surface monitoring system, to avoid the accidents and ensure the travelers' safety, this paper is focused on major methods used to detect the irregularities of road surface as follows, [2] the author proposes the model to monitor the road surface using the image processing technology. The proposed model uses the simple bicycle, to capture the image and process the data.…”

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Secure way of Data Transmission in Road Surface Monitoring System Using Internet of Things

Muralidoss¹

2018

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In recent past Internet of Things (IoT) has been focused on recent research in various concerns. It is a very large network where it connects all smart objects together into the single network. It extends its usage into real-time applications like smart cities, smart house, and smart transportation. It is integrated to fog computing, to enable the services to every edge node in the network. Fog computing is enhanced prototype of the cloud computing, which provides the data storage to the devices at the edge nodes. Fog/Edge computing is distributed infrastructure, where the application of data is logically distributed between the data source and cloud. In recent years, greater attention has been given by many countries to monitor the Road Surface Condition; many solutions have been proposed to reduce the accident and traffic flow, which make use of mobile sensing and even vehicle sensing system. In this paper, we propose the model, Data transmission protocol for road surface monitoring system were designed to achieve the all security aspects in an efficient manner. Unique Id's were provided for each vehicle during the data exchange in the network. This helps to increases the efficiency of data transmission between nodes in a secure manner, reduces the time complexity and ensures the privacy of user data (location), as well as anonymity.

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A Study on Road Surface Condition Monitoring System Using Bicycle-Mounted Grid Laser Light

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