Pavement Inspection of Heavy Facilities
Using images to extract defects on heavy facility pavement structures has revolutionized the inspection process for large surface areas. High-resolution imagery, captured by mobile imaging technologies, allows for the precise identification of surface defects such as cracks, depressions, or debris. RUBIX can analyze these images, automatically detecting and classifying defects and rolling up data to industry standard KPI such as ASTM-D6433 or ASTM-D5340.
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Managing the runways, tarmacs, roadways, and storage areas of large facilities such as airports and seaports requires efficient tools to handle inspection, maintenance planning, and long-term budgeting. Facility managers seek centralized solutions that make inspection data accessible to various stakeholders, such as authority managers and terminal or airport operators. This centralized approach aids in better planning and execution of maintenance and rehabilitation projects.
To meet these needs, solutions like RUBIX have been implemented to inspect and manage the condition of surface areas across facilities. RUBIX uses mobile imaging technologies to capture high-resolution imagery, allowing precise identification of surface defects such as cracks, depressions, or debris. This data can be analyzed automatically, detecting and classifying defects, and is aligned with industry standards like ASTM-D5340 as ASTM-D6433.
RUBIX’s system enables facility managers to visualize asset conditions at both a global level for the entire facility and more specific views for individual areas. Additionally, the spatial tracking of defects ensures that maintenance teams can accurately map and monitor problem areas over time, prioritize repairs, and plan cost-effective maintenance strategies. This approach ensures the safety, longevity, and efficiency of large-scale surface areas such as runways and transit terminals.
