Dam surface crack detection based on deep learning

Linjing Li, Hua Zhang, Jie Pang, Jishuang Huang
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According to the statistics of the First National Water Census Bulletin in 2013[1], the number of water conservancy projects in China has exceeded 98,000, and 756 are under construction, with a total storage capacity of more than 930 billion cubic meter, ranking first in the world. While these water conservancy projects bring enormous economic and social benefits to China, they are affected by geology, hydrology, meteorology and other factors, and their buildings such as tunnels are prone to various defects. However, the current methods for detecting cracks on the dam surface are still dominated by humans. This process is not only inefficient, costly, but often incomplete. YOLOv2 lacks the capture of small defects, YOLOv3 uses three scale feature maps for prediction, and enhances the detection of small cracks. This paper aims to propose a new application scenario for applying YOLOv3 to crack detection in floodgate dam surface and share its effects.
基于深度学习的大坝表面裂缝检测
根据2013年第一次全国水资源普查公报[1]的统计,中国水利工程数量已超过9.8万个,在建工程756个,总库容量超过9300亿立方米,居世界首位。这些水利工程在为中国带来巨大经济效益和社会效益的同时,也受到地质、水文、气象等因素的影响,隧道等建筑容易出现各种缺陷。然而,目前对大坝表面裂缝的检测方法仍以人类为主。这个过程不仅效率低、成本高,而且往往不完整。YOLOv2缺乏对小缺陷的捕获,YOLOv3采用三尺度特征图进行预测,增强了对小裂纹的检测。本文旨在提出一种新的应用场景,将YOLOv3应用于水闸坝面裂缝检测,并分享其效果。
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