Real Time Detection of Road Anomalies: Group Members Guide
Real Time Detection of Road Anomalies: Group Members Guide
ROAD ANOMALIES
• INTRODUCTION
• LITERATURE REVIEW
• OBJECTIVES
• METHODOLOGY
• RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION
• Poor road conditions like cracks and potholes can cause inconvenience to
passengers, damage to vehicles, and accidents. Detecting those obstacles has
become relevant due to the rise of the autonomous vehicle.
• Our project addresses this issue with the help of deep-learning based
techniques.
• The system we propose deals with the detection of potholes and prevention
of potholes by using a driver alert application that gives prior information
about the pothole to the driver so that the driver can avoid any kind of
accidents that might occur due to potholes
LITERATURE REVIEW
J. Lin and Y. Liu, “Potholes detection has proposed a method for pothole detection based on
based on SVM in the pavement distress SVM (Support Vector Machine). This method
2 image,” in Proc. 9th Int. Symp. Distrib. distinguishes potholes from other defects such as cracks.
Comput. Appl. Bus. Eng. Sci., Aug. The images are segmented by using partial differential
2010, pp. 544– 547. equations. In order to detect potholes, the method trains
the SVM with a set of pavement images. However, the
training model fails to detect the pavement defects if the
images are not properly illuminated.
He Youquan, Wang Jian, Qiu Hanxing, have developed a model which employs optical imaging
Zhang Wei, Xie Jianfang, “A Research of principle of three dimensional projection transformation to
3 Pavement Potholes Detection Based on obtain pictorial information of pothole’s cross-section in
Three-Dimensional Project pothole detection. Multiple digital image processing
Transformation”, In Proceedings of technologies, including: binarization, image processing,
International Congress on Image and Signal thinning, three dimensional reconstruction, error analysis
Processing, pp.1805- 1808, 2011. & compensation are conducted in the series of image
analysis and processing.
Kongyang Chen, Z. Wei,, “A research of proposed a system for detecting potholes using a GPS
pavement potholes detection based on three sensor & three-axis accelerometer. The outputs are taken
4 dimensional projection transformation,” in from the GPS sensor & three-axis accelerometer and fed
Proc. 4th Int. Congr. Image Signal Process into a data cleaning algorithm. In the second part of the
(CISP), Oct. 2011. implementation the inputs to the algorithm are processed
for power spectra density (PSD) to calculate the roughness
of potholes. After analysing, roughness is classified into
different levels.
OBJECTIVES
Yolo reframes object detection as a single regression problem. YOLO looks at the input
image just once, and divides it into a grid of S x S cells. Each grid cell predicts B
bounding boxes, a confidence score representing the intersection over union (IOU) with
the ground truth bounding box, and the probability that the predicted bounding box
contains some objects.
We have written APIS for the addition, deletion, display and check functions. From UI,
api calls are made to the backend and respective functions are made
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
•The project presented a good preliminary method for pothole detection using
deep learning techniques to extract information about the road and to
understand the environment surrounding the vehicle.
1.
01. Danti, A., Kulkarni, J. & Hiremath, P., 2012. An Image Processing Approach to Detect Lanes, Potholes and
Recognize Road Signs in Indian Roads. International Journal of Modeling and Optimization, 2(6), pp. 658-662.
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02. J. Lin and Y. Liu, “Potholes detection based on SVM in the pavement distress image,” in Proc. 9th Int.
Distrib. Comput. Appl. Bus. Eng. Sci., Aug. 2010, pp. 544– 547.
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03. He Youquan, Wang Jian, Qiu Hanxing, Zhang Wei, Xie Jianfang, “A Research of Pavement Potholes Detection
Based on Three-Dimensional Project Transformation”, In Proceedings of International Congress on Image and Signal
Processing, pp.1805- 1808, 2011.
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04. Kongyang Chen, Z. Wei,, “A research of pavement potholes detection based on three dimensional projection
transformation,” in Proc. 4th Int. Congr. Image Signal Process (CISP), Oct. 2011.
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05. Karuppuswamy, J., Selvaraj, V., Ganesh, M. & Hall, E., 2000. Detection and Avoidance of Simulated Potholes
in Autonomous Vehicle Navigation in an Unstructured Environment. Intelligent Robots and Computer Vision XIX:
Algorithms, Techniques, and Active Vision. Proc. SPIE 4197, pp. 70-80
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