Creating concrete road surface condition reports (beta)

For best results, your road network geometry should have the road surface material as a metadata field that can then be used as a road network filter. In the main menu, go to Filters > Road network filters.

The roads need to be fully made of concrete. This type of report is not suitable for concrete roads overlaid with a layer of asphalt.

Report data is calculated based on the raw 5 m data sections.

RoadAI chooses the highest distress severity score present in the video frames in each 5 m section.
Road surface condition scores are calculated for 5 m sections.
The 5 m section data is aggregated based on road network metadata or segments defined in the road network geometry, or on the selected interval length

In the main menu, go to Data.
In the toolbar, select Filters.
Adjust the filters to include only a specific set of data in the report.
In the toolbar, select Lists.
Select Videos from the drop-down list.
Select the videos by selecting the respective box at the beginning of the row.

To include all the videos, select Selection > Select all.
Select Action > Create report.
The Report type window opens.
Select a report type. Select Next.
In the File format window, select a file format for the report. Select Next.
In the Distance configuration window, select a unit and, if you are creating an interval report, enter an interval length.
In the Parameters window, under Road surface, select the concrete condition score along with all the parameters you want to include in the report. Select Next.

Do not select Potholes, as they are specific to asphalt roads.
In the Data validity window, go to Surface type and add Concrete. Select Next.

If you have not filtered the concrete roads in your network using road network metadata, remove Asphalt from Surface type.

The following steps depend on the type of report selected at the beginning. For more information, see Creating road segment interval reports and Creating road segment group reports.