Visualizing road damage by monitoring system in cloud

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Abstract

Cloud computing gives many beneficial services to share large scale of information, storage resources, computing resources, and provide knowledge for research. In this paper, I have proposed the methodology for visualizing the road damage condition by monitoring and detecting the road damage and specifying the location of the damage by which others can prevent from accident response. In the proposed system is about the visualizing road damages using cloud database. That is we need some prevention by monitoring 'road damage' using mobiles. To find the road damage, the roads are monitored and the snapshots are taken. The snapshot images are then processed in the application developed without internet. The information details about the road damage will be sent to the cloud. Then the cloud stores that information in the database. This information is very helpful in visualizing road damage locations to the users. Different maps are developed for different kinds of users based on the above gathered information. There are three types of users involved. They are Vehicle Users, Corporation Users and Administration Users. The Vehicle user gets the visualized map of the specified road damage on the path between the source and destination. The Corporation user visualizes the road map for damaged locations in a specified area. The Administration user visualizes the map of the Client broker locations in a specified area.

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Deepa, D., Vignesh, R., Sivasangari, A., Mana, S. C., Keerthi Samhitha, B., & Jose, J. (2020). Visualizing road damage by monitoring system in cloud. International Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology, 11(4), 191–203. https://doi.org/10.34218/IJEET.11.4.2020.022

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