Interactive Visual Analysis for In-Depth Bridge Management
Bridges deteriorate over their life cycles and require continuous maintenance to ensure their structural integrity, and in turn, the safety of the public. Maintaining bridges is a multi-faceted operation that requires both domain knowledge and analytics techniques over large data sources. Although most existing bridge management systems (BMS) are very efficient at data storage, they are not as effective at providing analytical capabilities or as flexible at supporting different inspection technologies. In this paper, we present a visual analytics system that extends the capability of current BMSs. Based on a nation-wide survey and our interviews with bridge managers, we designed our system to be customizable so that it can provide interactive exploration, information correlation, and domain-oriented data analysis. When tested by bridge managers of the U.S. Department of Transportation, we validated that our system provides bridge managers with the necessary features for performing in-depth analysis of bridges from a variety of perspectives that are in accordance to their typical workflow.
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- 3. Reports from American Society of Civil Engineers Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation In 2009, more than 26 percent of the U.S.’s 599,766 bridges are either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete .
- 5. Current Practice con'd Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation PONTIS Bridge Management System BridgeStation
- 9. Integrated Technologies Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation
- 10. Research Question What’s the proper abstraction to help bridge managers to make accurate maintenance decisions ? Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation
- 12. System Overview Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation Geospatial Analysis Temporal Analysis Structural Analysis
- 13. Customization of the System Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation Statistics Transformer Mapping Manager Data Parser View Manager PCP View Scatter Plot View Treemap View Data Manager Dimension A Dimension B Dimension C
- 23. Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation 3D LIDAR Point Structure Surface Defect Analysis
- 24. Overview Future Direction Current Imp. Evaluation Image Analysis on Small Format Aerial Photography