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Enhanced YOLOv7 integrated with small target enhancement for rapid detection of objects on water surfaces Frontiers https://lnkd.in/gk6NW3A3
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Bridge deck delamination surveys traditionally involve the dangerous and manual processes of chain dragging and hammer sounding to detect different sound pings, highlighting potential cracks or air bubbles in the subsurface of the bridge deck. Can improved thermal imaging sensors help automate this process? Seiler GeoDrones recently had the opportunity to assist our customers, Willett, Hofmann & Associates, Inc., by flying a bridge deck in McHenry County, IL. We used the brand new DJI H30T sensor onboard the Matrice 350 to locate hotspots in the bridge deck, indicating potential delamination areas. The new High Resolution mode on the H30T made it easy to identify the hotspots. Within 30 minutes of being on-site, we flew the M350, collected the data, and generated a geospatially referenced "heat map" to easily show all the potential issue areas. We compared the data from the H30T with the manual chain dragging process - the results were very impressive. Below is a side-by-side video showing the infrared and visual data from the delaminated bridge on the left compared to a newer bridge deck on the right. The thermal data was collected after the bridge was surveyed using the traditional methods. The video was captured using the Black Hot temperature palette - warmer areas will appear black, cooler areas will appear white.
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A thermal drone inspection of a bridge in order to highlight any cracks or air bubbles in the subsurface. Look at the side by side of the thermal camera vs the regular camera after the original survey was completed. The results are right on target.
Bridge deck delamination surveys traditionally involve the dangerous and manual processes of chain dragging and hammer sounding to detect different sound pings, highlighting potential cracks or air bubbles in the subsurface of the bridge deck. Can improved thermal imaging sensors help automate this process? Seiler GeoDrones recently had the opportunity to assist our customers, Willett, Hofmann & Associates, Inc., by flying a bridge deck in McHenry County, IL. We used the brand new DJI H30T sensor onboard the Matrice 350 to locate hotspots in the bridge deck, indicating potential delamination areas. The new High Resolution mode on the H30T made it easy to identify the hotspots. Within 30 minutes of being on-site, we flew the M350, collected the data, and generated a geospatially referenced "heat map" to easily show all the potential issue areas. We compared the data from the H30T with the manual chain dragging process - the results were very impressive. Below is a side-by-side video showing the infrared and visual data from the delaminated bridge on the left compared to a newer bridge deck on the right. The thermal data was collected after the bridge was surveyed using the traditional methods. The video was captured using the Black Hot temperature palette - warmer areas will appear black, cooler areas will appear white.
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Research Assistant @ Simon Fraser University | Structural Geology, Geotechnical Modelling, Remote-Sensing, Volcanology
In today's post, I am discussing the use of optical flow for processing radar imagery in volcano monitoring. The attached figure shows an interferogram (bottom left) created from the phase component of a Sentinel-1 radar image (PyGMTSAR). In the top right, you can see the displacement measured from the same radar image, but this time processed using radar backscatter imagery with the Akhdefo software. Below is a comprehensive tutorial on processing radar imagery(RockGlacier case study) with Akhdefo software: https://lnkd.in/gfJHtmUY #AkhDefo #Optical flow #Volcano #Monitoring #Landslides #RockGlacier
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Innovative Tech Alert! Hey everyone! Just stumbled upon something truly groundbreaking and had to share it with my fellow tech enthusiasts! Witness the magic of YOLO-NAS Custom Object Detection, now specialized for Pothole Detection in Real-time! This is not just technology; it's a game-changer for road safety and infrastructure maintenance. Imagine a system that can identify and analyze potholes on the fly, helping to improve road conditions and prevent potential hazards. YOLO-NAS is at the forefront of reshaping how we address everyday challenges. https://lnkd.in/ehJymdDX... Hats off to the brilliant minds behind this project! Let's drive innovation forward, one pothole at a time. #YOLO_NAS #PotholeDetection #CustomObjectDetection #TechInnovation Feel free to share this post and tag friends who might find this technology as fascinating as I do!
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