Automatic Detection and Assessment of Pavement Marking Defects with Street View Imagery at the City Scale

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Abstract

Pavement markings could wear out before their expected service life expires, causing traffic safety hazards. However, assessing pavement-marking conditions at the city scale was a great challenge in previous studies. In this article, we advance the method of detecting and evaluating pavement-marking defects at the city scale with Baidu Street View (BSV) images, using a case study in Nanjing. Specifically, we employ inverse perspective mapping (IPM) and a deep learning-based approach to pavement-marking extraction to make efficient use of street-view imageries. In addition, we propose an evaluation system to assess three types of pavement-marking defects, with quantitative and qualitative results provided for each image. Factors causing pavement-marking defects are discussed by mapping the spatial distribution of pavement-marking defects at the city scale. Our proposed methods are conducive to pavement-marking repair operations. Beyond this, this article can contribute to smart urbanism development by creating a new road maintenance solution and ensuring the large-scale realization of intelligent decision-making in urban infrastructure management.

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Kong, W., Zhong, T., Mai, X., Zhang, S., Chen, M., & Lv, G. (2022). Automatic Detection and Assessment of Pavement Marking Defects with Street View Imagery at the City Scale. Remote Sensing, 14(16). https://doi.org/10.3390/rs14164037

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