TY - JOUR
T1 - A New Watershed Algorithm for Pothole Image Segmentation
AU - Indriyani, Tutuk
AU - Utoyo, Mohammad Imam
AU - Rulaningtyas, Riries
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PY - 2021
Y1 - 2021
N2 - The road casualties caused by poor road conditions, especially potholed roads, amount to a high percentage of 13% per year in Asia. In order for the government to carry out repair works, they must know the surface area of the potholed road, the depth of the potholes, and the position of the potholes. In this paper, with the purpose of determining the surface area of the potholed road, segmentation was carried out first. The segmentation method used here is a new watershed algorithm. This algorithm includes six processes: smoothing, calculating the gradient value, automatic determination of minimum flooding value, combining the catchment basins, erasing the remaining watershed lines, and creating a watershed curve. The proposed algorithm is evaluated and compared with previously analysed watershed segmentation methods. This study shows that this algorithm is effective for reducing the effects of excessive segmentation. The proposed algorithm obtained a high accuracy of 95.34%, which is higher than that of the existing watershed segmentation methods.
AB - The road casualties caused by poor road conditions, especially potholed roads, amount to a high percentage of 13% per year in Asia. In order for the government to carry out repair works, they must know the surface area of the potholed road, the depth of the potholes, and the position of the potholes. In this paper, with the purpose of determining the surface area of the potholed road, segmentation was carried out first. The segmentation method used here is a new watershed algorithm. This algorithm includes six processes: smoothing, calculating the gradient value, automatic determination of minimum flooding value, combining the catchment basins, erasing the remaining watershed lines, and creating a watershed curve. The proposed algorithm is evaluated and compared with previously analysed watershed segmentation methods. This study shows that this algorithm is effective for reducing the effects of excessive segmentation. The proposed algorithm obtained a high accuracy of 95.34%, which is higher than that of the existing watershed segmentation methods.
KW - A new watershed algorithm
KW - Potholes road image
KW - Segmentation
KW - Watershed
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U2 - 10.24846/v30i3y202112
DO - 10.24846/v30i3y202112
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85117406204
SN - 1220-1766
VL - 30
SP - 131
EP - 139
JO - Studies in Informatics and Control
JF - Studies in Informatics and Control
IS - 3
ER -