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Designing the framework for predictive maintenance method for road surface damage management System to resilience and sustainability

2026 · VNUHCM Journal of Engineering and Technology · 0 citations

Abstract

Climate change not only increases the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events but also poses significant challenges to transportation infrastructure, particularly road networks. These impacts accelerate pavement deterioration, increase uncertainty in predicting infrastructure service life, and directly affect traffic safety and operational efficiency. In response to these challenges, this study proposes an intelligent automated pavement quality management solution designed to preserve the value of road infrastructure assets throughout their operational lifecycle. The primary objective is to develop an intelligent pavement damage management framework that enhances the predictive capability and climate resilience of road transportation systems under the increasing impacts of climate change. The proposed system integrates key Industry 4.0 technologies, combining machine learning, Global Positioning System (GPS) localization, and a Decision Support System (DSS). Specifically, the framework employs the YOLOv8 model trained on a localized dataset containing more than 11,000 annotated pavement damage images collected in Vietnam, enabling real-time detection and geospatial localization of multiple pavement distress types. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed model achieves high detection accuracy, with an mAP@0.5 exceeding 93.2%, robust recognition performance under diverse pavement conditions, and efficient inference speed of 0.91 seconds per frame. Beyond pavement damage detection, the system incorporates a predictive analytics module to estimate pavement deterioration trends and a DSS to prioritize maintenance interventions based on damage severity, associated risks, and climate change impacts. Compared with previous studies that primarily focused on damage detection or sensor-based monitoring, this research contributes a comprehensive pavement management framework that transforms conventional reactive inspection practices into proactive, predictive, and climate-adaptive infrastructure management. The proposed framework provides an effective approach to improving the sustainability, resilience, and long-term performance of road transportation infrastructure under changing climatic conditions.

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