AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF POTHOLES AND HUMPS ON ROAD

Authors

  • Parag G. Kadale Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, MIT College of Engineering, Pune
  • Anand D. Pawar Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, MIT College of Engineering, Pune
  • Shivam R. Barde Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, MIT College of Engineering, Pune

Keywords:

Pothole detection, ultrasonic sensor, Wi-Fi module, road safety

Abstract

Here we propose design of ‘Pothole detection System’ which assists the driver in avoiding pot-holes on the roads, by giving him prior warnings. Warnings can be like buzzer if the driver is approaching a path hole, or driver may be warned in advanced regarding what road has how many potholes.

This system is divided into three subsystems.

  1. The sensing subsystem which senses the potholes encountered by it, about which it did not have the prior information.
  2. Then communication subsystem which transfers the information between Wi-Fi access point and mobile node.
  3. Access Point broadcasts the data about potholes in its area.

References

I. IEEE Sensors Journal, Volume 15, Issue 8 (Title- Automatic Detection and Notification of Potholes and Humps on Roads to Aid Drivers)

II. Wireless Technology- Applications, management and security by Steven Prowell and J.P. Shim (Springer Publications)

III. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, Volume 16, Issue 12 (Title- Multi-lane Pothole Detection system from Crowdsourced Undersampled Vehicle Sensor Data)

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Published

15-04-2018

How to Cite

Parag G. Kadale, Anand D. Pawar, & Shivam R. Barde. (2018). AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF POTHOLES AND HUMPS ON ROAD. International Education and Research Journal (IERJ), 4(4). Retrieved from http://ierj.in/journal/index.php/ierj/article/view/1560

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 4 (2018): APRIL ISSUE, INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH JOURNAL

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