The Airport Intelligent Pavement System is a technology designed to enhance the inspection, monitoring, and maintenance of airport pavement health, ensuring safety and efficiency in air-side operations.
The system employs unmanned technologies such as robots, multi-category sensors, Beidou/GNSS, and InSAR remote sensing to perform inspections, improving quality and efficiency compared to traditional manual methods.
Key features include unmanned pavement maintenance, a high-precision pavement maintenance map, and a comprehensive maintenance database for tracking and managing pavement conditions.
The pavement maintenance map constructs a high-precision visual representation of the pavement, integrating multi-source information for spatio-temporal analysis, aiding in effective management.
Yes, the system evaluates and predicts pavement conditions using historical and real-time data, facilitating proactive maintenance and operational planning.
Benefits include improved inspection quality, enhanced efficiency, reduced manual labor, better data management, and ultimately, increased safety in airport operations.
Yes, the Airport Intelligent Pavement System is designed to meet the needs of various types of airports, regardless of size or traffic volume.
The maintenance database tracks all processes related to pavement maintenance, including inspections, repairs, and condition assessments, to optimize management strategies.
By providing accurate and timely insights into pavement conditions, the system helps prevent accidents and operational disruptions, ensuring safety for both aircraft and passengers.
The system utilizes advanced sensors and remote sensing technologies such as InSAR to monitor pavement settlement in real-time.
Data reuse allows for cost-effective management by leveraging historical data for better decision-making and optimizing maintenance strategies based on past trends.
Unmanned pavement maintenance reduces the need for manual inspections, minimizes human error, and allows for continuous monitoring without interrupting airport operations.
Users can access the pavement maintenance map through the system’s interface, which provides a comprehensive view of current and historical pavement conditions.
GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) is used for precise location tracking and data collection during pavement inspections and monitoring, enhancing the accuracy of the information gathered.
By automating inspections and providing real-time data analysis, the system enables quicker decision-making and prioritization of maintenance tasks, which enhances overall operational efficiency.
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