Hotspot and Sampling Analysis for Effective Maintenance Management and Performance Monitoring (Research Brief]
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2019-07-01
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Abstract:Researchers developed a sampling method utilizing machine learning techniques to suggest the location and frequency of sampling roadway assets. The method strives to choose proper highway segments where the conditions of sampled assets can represent the maintenance performance of the full inventory within the network. To this end, the researchers present a high-dimensional clustering-based stratified sampling (HDCSS) method for roadway asset inspection. The method allows transportation agencies to adjust parameters, such as sample size, inspection frequency, and assets of interest. The HDCSS method integrates asset deterioration prediction, high-dimensional clustering, and locality-sensitive hashing (LSH). The sampling method can also incorporate various features of the asset network, such as asset condition, geographic information, traffic condition, and geometric design, as the information upon which samples can be selected. The method is adaptable to any asset changes, as the sampling process is constantly updated with previous inspection results and maintenance records.
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