Application of LADAR in the Analysis of Aggregate Characteristics (2012) / Chapter Skim
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68 7.1 General Conclusions The objectives of this project have on the whole been achieved with the development and evaluation of the FTI system. Both the hardware and software systems of FTI are functional.
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69 (6) While the FTI system can be further enhanced through the use of different cameras and lasers, it is not realistic to use one set of hardware to reach a resolution of 1 micrometer for all aggregate sizes.
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70 polishing, and image the pavement surfaces for roughness and distress quantification. By upgrading the FTI system with more powerful CCD cameras and installing the upgraded FTI system in a vehicle, it is possible to extend its application to detect pavement roughness and cracks.
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