Automated detection of pavement cracking
Québec (Canada-Québec), 13 August 2006
This workshop was organised by PIARC Technical Committee 4.2 chaired by Michel Boulet (France).
Objectives
The main objective was to give experts, researchers, suppliers, and users access to the latest information and an opportunity to exchange knowledge and experience pertaining to the development and evaluation of automated or semi-automated crack detection systems.
The secondary objective was to allow PIARC/TC4.2 and TRB/AFD20(1) to identify needs and to determine the means of increasing R&D efforts and improving harmonization procedures.
PROCEEDINGS
AUTHOR |
TITLE | |
INTRODUCTION | ||
| 1 | Michel Boulet, LCPC, France |
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| 2 | Mathieu Grondin, C4.2 |
Objectives of PIARC Working Group D |
METHODS FOR DETECTING AND QUANTIFYING CRACKS (AND OTHER DISTRESSES) | ||
| 3 | Paul Harbin Roadware, Canada |
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| 4 | Michel Boulet, LCPC, France |
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| 5 | John Laurent, INO, Québec, Canada |
Developing an automated crack measurement system: challenges and solutions |
| 6 | Paul Harbin, Roadware, Canada |
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7 |
Brian Ferne, TRL, UK |
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EVALUATION AND QUALIFICATION PROCEDURES FOR MEASURING SYSTEMS | ||
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Ramesh Sinhal, HA, UK |
The British experience (presented by Brian Ferne) |
| 9 | Leif Sjögren, VTI, Sweden |
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| 10 | Keizo Kamiya, Nippon Expressway Company Ltd, Japan |
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| 11 | Steve Brown, Australia |
The Australian experience (presented by Brian Ferne) |
| 12 | Jeannot Fafié, DWW, The Netherlands |
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| 13 | Pietro Bumma, MET, Belgium |
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UPCOMING WORKS | ||
Workshop with pre-determined questions, comments, and opinions as a basis for discussion | ||