Optical fiber sensor (OFS) is a commonly used tool to monitor the serviceability and integrity
of pavements. The earliest application of optical fiber sensors in the road can be traced back …

Real-time and continuous monitoring through smart sensors is considered to be the
evolution of traditional track testing, enabling the earlier detection of the main failure modes …

The Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) of pavement infrastructures holds paramount
significance in the assessment and prognostication of the remaining service life of …

The development of innovative sensing technologies is essential for implementing smart
road pavement monitoring systems. The design of asphalt-based materials with intrinsic self …

Fatigue cracking is one of the main pavement failures, which makes accurate fatigue life
prediction for the design and maintenance of asphalt pavements crucial. The majority of …

The assessment of asphalt pavement structures with diversified designs and constructions
has been a critical challenge due to the practical limitations in testing and methodology …

Recently, even the road industry has been involved in an evolutionary process, inspired by
the novel 'Industry 4.0'. This transition moves the attention towards big‐data and Internet of …

The transportation efficiency and driving safety of road networks, which play an essential
role in economic prosperity, are impacted significantly by damage and defects on the road …

The digitalization of the road transport sector necessitates the exploration of new sensing
technologies that are cost-effective, high-performing, and durable. Traditional sensing …

Flexible pavements are subjected to loading stresses and resulting strains dependent on the
existing environmental conditions. Distresses in the form of rutting and cracking occur in …