Crack detection is a telltale sign that a building is deteriorating. Crack detection is frequently required during the maintenance stage of a civil structure. In addition, inspection of the structural integrity based on crack analysis becomes substantial for the service life perdition of the structure. The process of determining the cracks using manual processes for large-scale structures is tedious and time-consuming, and many researchers are proposing their models based on image-processing concepts, which allows for a more rapid and efficient measurement of cracks in concrete [8, 9]. The general framework of these models is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 depicts an image-processing methodology based on an automated methodology for concrete detection. This model numerically expresses the crack defects, and this method can also be used to detect the internal cracks [11, 13].
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For identifying and analyzing concrete surface cracks, Hsieh et al. [8] developed an automated technique-based image-processing system. Crack detection is performed based on the crack analysis which is performed on a picture of a concrete surface, and the crack width, length, and area are calculated. A numerical model for crack flaws was created by Bao et al. [3], and the suggested technique is used to identify and quantify the cracks. Mak and Picken suggested an image-based automated crack identification model for postdisaster building evaluation; the authors show that the suggested method may provide considerable benefits in postdisaster building element analysis based on numerical tests [14].
Furthermore, one of the most important tasks of pavement surveys is to detect cracks that occur on the pavement surface. It is because if cracks are found early and properly repaired, the cost of road reconstruction can be reduced by up to 80% [18]. As a result, numerous image-processing methods for detecting asphalt pavement cracks where fissures have been formed. Image thresholding algorithm-based road crack identification models by Subramanian et al. [19], Alam et al. [20], and Kogilavani et al. [21] have all provided solutions.
The mode input is the original image captured by the digital camera. The suggested enhanced Otsu technique is then used to apply the image-thresholding procedure on the original picture. The M2GLD algorithms, as well as the classic Otsu algorithm, were discussed in the previous section, which make up the suggested improved Otsu technique. Following the picture penalization procedure, the picture concentrated effort procedure is used to remove noisy pixels and the noncrack objects mentioned in Figure 2. The research work is considered an image-based automatic crack identification model for postdisaster building evolution; the authors show that the suggested method can provide significant benefits in postdisaster building element analysis based on a numerical experiment [26, 27]. Furthermore, one of the most important tasks of concrete surveys is to detect cracks that occur on the pavement surface. If the cracks are found at early stages and they can be properly repaired, the cost of road reconstruction can be reduced by as much as 80%. As a result, numerous image-processing methods for detecting asphalt pavement cracks have been developed. The image-processing procedure is divided into two steps: firstly, the area with less than a particular number of pixels () are removed, and then, an axis is added to the image length of an object, where
The limitations of the existing methods are as follows. This is the research gap identified in existing methods. The limitations are as follows:(1)The existing method does not have an IoT-based GPS and GSM for internal crack detection system which is an assisting unit that uses ultrasonic sensors to identify the cracks in cylindrical concrete available in buildings and bridges, etc.(2)The sensors used in the existing method are unable to detect the presence of a crack(3)Due to these limitations, the existing method cannot reduce the automobile accidents and cannot reduce the economic losses. That is why the existing methods are not effective in reducing the need of human assistance in detecting cracks
From Figures 11 and 12 and Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, it is found that the cracks that are detected by the sensors are good enough, and these can be used in monitoring the health of structures. These sensors can be utilized such that a structure which is in a seismic zone can detect and monitor the vibrations that are coming from the earth, and these will be displayed on the screen. The cracks and the vibration sensors can be used for the structures which are under construction and which are already constructed. The sensors are placed in concrete structures for the detection of vibration alerts and cracks, and the information can also be exchanged between the devices using IoT, so that this proposed method can save the lives of the people living in the buildings. 2ff7e9595c
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