Research Article
Automatic Road Pavement Assessment with Image Processing: Review and Comparison
Table 1
The quality evaluation systems of the road pavement based on optical devices L, CLS, LC, and IPT mean, respectively, that the described system involves a laser, a controlled lighting system, a linear camera and/or some image processing tools. The first set corresponds to systems without image processing tools. While the second group of systems are able to provide nondense measurement, the third group of systems can give a dense evaluation of the quality of the road.
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