Detection of Road Damage using Signals of Smartphone-Embedded Accelerometer while Cycling

Yusuke Kobana, Junji Takahashi, Naofumi Kitsunezaki, Y. Tobe, G. Lopez
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Recently, bicycle accidents have been increasing. One of the causes is poor road maintenance because of its high costs. The purpose of this study is the reduction of maintenance cost. We propose a method to detect road damage from cyclists pedaling motion. First, cyclists wear a smartphone in their pants' side pocket and collect acceleration signals with embedded accelerometer. Second, the collected signals are separated into road signal and pedaling signal by applying Independent Component Analysis (ICA). Finally, road condition is classified depending on road signal's feature. We carried out experiments on three road conditions: flat, positive step damage, and negative step damage. Using proposed method, road condition's classification overall accuracy was 70%.
基于智能手机内嵌加速度计信号的骑行道路损伤检测
最近,自行车事故一直在增加。其中一个原因是道路维护不善,因为它的成本很高。本研究的目的是降低维修成本。我们提出了一种检测骑自行车者踩踏运动造成的道路损伤的方法。首先,骑自行车的人将智能手机放在裤子的侧边口袋里,用嵌入式加速度计收集加速度信号。其次,利用独立分量分析(ICA)将采集到的信号分离为道路信号和脚踏信号;最后,根据道路信号的特征对道路状况进行分类。我们在平坦、正阶跃损伤和负阶跃损伤三种道路条件下进行了实验。采用该方法,道路状况分类总体准确率为70%。
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