Wall Crack Detection Using Matlab

Wall Crack Detection Using Matlab

Abstract:

This project uses image processing to detect wall cracks. Several preprocessing steps improve crack detection due to image noise. The system uses intensity values for precision and supports multiple image formats. Advanced filtering eliminates noise. Binarizing and filling holes improves crack detection. To isolate important features, insignificant blobs are removed. The system detects image cracks by counting connected objects using blob analysis. Through comprehensive image processing, the system can detect minor and deeper cracks. The system displays cracks using bounding box technology. This novel crack detection method helps assess wall integrity. The proposed system uses image preprocessing and crack detection for accurate results. The system detects deeper cracks at 80% and minor cracks at 50-60%.

Introduction:

Maintaining structural integrity and building safety requires wall crack detection. Manual inspection can be time-consuming and inaccurate. This project uses image processing to detect wall cracks automatically to overcome these limitations. MATLAB helps the system process images and identify cracks.

Objectives:

This project aims to create an image processing-based wall crack detection system. Preprocessing and advanced algorithms improve crack detection accuracy. Automating wall crack detection reduces human error and speeds up the process. The proposed system aims to detect both deeper and minor cracks, helping identify and fix structural issues early.

Project Details:

Wall Crack Detection uses image processing to identify wall cracks. Image noise, which can hinder crack detection, is addressed first. Image preprocessing techniques remove noise and improve image quality.

Next, the system analyzes image intensity to find cracks. Cracks are easier to spot when the image is binarized. The system fills image holes to improve crack visibility.

The system uses blob analysis to eliminate small, insignificant blobs that may hinder crack detection. The system detects cracks by analyzing image connections. This lets the system distinguish real cracks from image artifacts.

Bounding box technology highlights the crack region after the system detects it. This feature makes crack detection and assessment easy.

Conclusion:

The Wall Crack Detection system is innovative and efficient at wall crack detection. The system accurately detects minor and deeper cracks using image processing. The system removes noise, improves image quality, and isolates crack-detecting features through preprocessing and advanced algorithms. Blob analysis pinpoints crack regions. The system helps assess wall integrity and expedite repairs by detecting deeper cracks at 80% and minor cracks at 50-60%. This system reduces structural damage risks by automating crack detection.

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