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MOHAMMED MOHAMMED AMEEN ABDULHAMEED

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  • 教师拼音名称: MOHAMMEDMOHAMMEDAMEENABDULHAMEED
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  • 所在单位: 城市发展与现代交通学院
  • 学历: 博士研究生
  • 性别: 男
  • 学位: 博士学位
  • 在职信息: 在职
  • 主要任职: 讲师

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Automated lightweight networks for multi-material bridge crack segmentation

发布时间:2026-07-20
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所属单位:
城市发展与现代交通学院
发表刊物:
Automation in Construction
关键字:
Crack segmentation; Structural health monitoring (SHM); Deep learning; Edge computing; Predictive maintenance
摘要:
Crack segmentation on concrete, steel, and asphalt surfaces remains challenging due to irregular crack patterns, low contrast, and noise interference, particularly in complex environments. Although deep neural network–based methods show promise, they often struggle to balance fine-grained feature extraction with contextual understanding. Moreover, no unified model effectively detects cracks across concrete, steel bridges, and asphalt pavements on bridge decks, while most existing models are too large for edge deployment. This paper introduces CrackSeg-GWD, a lightweight encoder–decoder model integrating Group Normalization, Weight-Standardized Convolutions, DropBlock regularization, and a Symmetric Unified Focal Loss to enhance stability, reduce overfitting, and handle class imbalance. With only 0.414 M parameters and 0.849 GFLOPs, it achieves high accuracy with low computational cost. Evaluated on five public datasets, SteelCrack, YCD, Crack500, DeepCrack, and Ozgenel, CrackSeg-GWD outperforms ten state-of-the-art models, achieving consistent gains across five metrics and confirming its suitability for real-time structural monitoring and construction automation.
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"DOI: 10.1016/j.autcon.2026.106808,Volume 183 (2026), Article 106808"
第一作者:
MOHAMMED MOHAMMED AMEEN ABDULHAMEED
论文类型:
期刊论文
卷号:
183 / — / 106808
ISSN号:
0926-5805
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发表时间:
2026-01-30