Using 3D laser imaging to assess bridge slab distress without traffic control
Using 3D laser imaging to assess bridge slab distress without traffic control
www.asce.org Using 3D laser imaging to assess bridge slab distress without traffic control
The new high-speed imaging successfully evaluated the roughness of 98 bridge approach and departure slabs in Oklahoma, proving its ability to provide comprehensive nondestructive data.
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I haven’t read it yet, but the journal article this blurb is about is currently open access. Sharing it because I absolutely love this type of thing. I knew someone in school who was doing similar research with accelerometers on vehicles to try and assess the stiffness of the whole span. I think I sounded weird when I told him this irl, but I literally like to go to sleep thinking about being able to make measurements so indirectly and passively.