RoadBotics HD-PCI Pavement Rating Index Assists in Asset Management

HD-PCI proprietary pavement condition rating index granularity for government officials to make well-informed pavement management decisions, including pothole and road repairs

HD-PCI produces a condition rating with more objective data (derived from machine learning algorithms) and factors in the density and severity of each distress present for every square foot of roadway across an entire road network.
HD-PCI produces a condition rating with more objective data (derived from machine learning algorithms) and factors in the density and severity of each distress present for every square foot of roadway across an entire road network.

RoadBotics plans to introduce a  feature on its automated and objective road assessment platform, RoadWay, called HD-PCI, along with other enhancements to make pavement planning easier for its clients and partners. The official unveiling will occur during their first annual virtual User Conference scheduled for Thursday, November 12.

RoadBotics has always provided its users high-definition imagery of their road network with conditional, color-coded 1-5 ratings on an interactive map. Now, for clients who opt for the Individual Distress Identification (IDI) assessment, RoadBotics can also provide the high-definition pavement condition index score (HD-PCI) as well.

With traditional PCI, a numerical index of 0-100 is used to indicate the condition for randomly chosen pavement sections; however, RoadBotics' propriety HD-PCI produces that same rating with more objective data (derived from machine learning algorithms) and factors in the density and severity of each distress present for every square foot of roadway across an entire road network.

“HD-PCI is a critical step forward in the world of pavement management,” said Todd Saulle, RoadBotics’ product manager. “By leveraging pavement distress data from every ten feet of road, RoadBotics has developed a detailed, objective, and reliable pavement index that helps our users better prioritize maintenance without the hassle of pain-staking field work.”

In addition to HD-PCI, users can now view their data in great detail on the IDI Analysis page, where they can create custom tables sorted by road ratings, distress density, and number of specific distresses. The recent Dynamic Segmentation and Embeddable Maps features also now include IDI data for a more complete picture of their road network’s overall health and viability.

Finally, road assessment CSV files and custom tables are now fully exportable, making users’ road network data more accessible and able to be analyzed off-platform. With these recent enhancements to its RoadWay platform, RoadBotics continues to innovate in the objective road assessment and pavement management planning space.

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