Computer-aided condition prediction of asphalt layers for an asset management system using axle load and temperature measurement values

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Abstract

The greatest challenges for the maintenance of road infrastructure are the planning and implementation of new construction and maintenance measures in line with requirements and the effective use of financial and material resources. This re-quires the most accurate possible knowledge of the condition of all layers of the road structure. As part of a research project Weigh-in-motion and temperature sensors were installed in a major municipal road for the first time in Germany in order to be able to predict the damage and thus the condition development of the asphalt layers as accurately as possible. The data collected from the measuring stations also helps to improve the quality of future condition predictions, to find more cost-effective and simpler solutions for the implementation of similar meas-uring stations and to be able to carry out condition predictions for locations where no measuring station can be installed.

Details

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of ACCCBE 2025 & CONVR 2025
EditorsSebastian Skatulla, Nashwan Dawood
PublisherSpringer, Cham
Pages308-319
Number of pages12
ISBN (electronic)978-3-032-18712-3
ISBN (print)978-3-032-18711-6, 978-3-032-18714-7
Publication statusPublished - 2026
Peer-reviewedYes

Publication series

Series Lecture notes in civil engineering
Volume823
ISSN2366-2557

Conference

Title1st African Conference on Computing in Civil & Building Engineering
Abbreviated titleACCCBE 2025
Conference number1
Descriptionheld in conjunction with the 25th Conference of Construction Application of VR
Duration20 - 22 October 2025
Website
Degree of recognitionInternational event
LocationUniversity of Cape Town
CityCape Town
CountrySouth Africa

External IDs

ORCID /0009-0003-7941-626X/work/219976484
ORCID /0009-0001-8196-130X/work/219976497
Scopus 105044876292

Keywords

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Civil and Structural Engineering - Asphalt, Asset Management, DaRkSeit, Temperaturmessung, Weigh-in-Motion, rechnerische Dimensionierung, Asphalt, Asset management, DaRkSeit, Weigh-in-motion, temperature measurement, Temperature measurement, Pavement management, Weigh-in-motion measurement

Keywords

  • Asphalt, Asset Management, DaRkSeit, Temperaturmessung, Weigh-in-Motion, rechnerische Dimensionierung, Asphalt, Asset management, DaRkSeit, Weigh-in-motion, temperature measurement, Temperature measurement, Pavement management, Weigh-in-motion measurement