Development of AI-Based Multisensory System for Monitoring Quay Wall Events

Structural monitoring of quay walls, where various events occur due to unexpected high waves, vessels, and heavy equipment, is essential. However, real-time events cannot be constantly monitored by on-site personnel. To resolve the aforementioned issues, this study proposes an innovative AI-powered, cloud-based wireless sensor system that incorporates a high-sensitivity accelerometer with an ultra-low noise level of 0.003 mg, designed to monitor the low response amplitude of massive quay walls. The sensor can be activated by a scheduled trigger or a long-rangefinder. Vessel detection is performed utilizing the AI-based object detection method, Faster R-CNN, which employs ResNet as the backbone network. The detected anchor box’s position and dimensions are subsequently processed to confirm the presence of a berthing vessel. The collected data are then transmitted wirelessly to a proposed cloud server through LTE communication in real-time. The developed system was installed on a caisson-type quay wall in Korea, where acceleration, tilt, temperature, and camera image data were analyzed to assess its performance for real-time event monitoring. The results demonstrated that the safety of quay walls can be automatically managed by monitoring events during berthing and mooring with the proposed system.

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Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse12111902
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Structural Integrity and Reliability Analysis
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Development of AI-Based Multisensory System for Monitoring Quay Wall Events

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Development of AI-Based Multisensory System for Monitoring Quay Wall Events

Jongbin Won, Jong‐Woong Park, Jiyoung Min, Junyoung Park, Junsik Shin
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Abstract

Structural monitoring of quay walls, where various events occur due to unexpected high waves, vessels, and heavy equipment, is essential. However, real-time events cannot be constantly monitored by on-site personnel. To resolve the aforementioned issues, this study proposes an innovative AI-powered, cloud-based wireless sensor system that incorporates a high-sensitivity accelerometer with an ultra-low noise level of 0.003 mg, designed to monitor the low response amplitude of massive quay walls. The sensor can be activated by a scheduled trigger or a long-rangefinder. Vessel detection is performed utilizing the AI-based object detection method, Faster R-CNN, which employs ResNet as the backbone network. The detected anchor box’s position and dimensions are subsequently processed to confirm the presence of a berthing vessel. The collected data are then transmitted wirelessly to a proposed cloud server through LTE communication in real-time. The developed system was installed on a caisson-type quay wall in Korea, where acceleration, tilt, temperature, and camera image data were analyzed to assess its performance for real-time event monitoring. The results demonstrated that the safety of quay walls can be automatically managed by monitoring events during berthing and mooring with the proposed system.

Journal of Marine Science and EngineeringVol. 12(11)
Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KR), Chung-Ang University (KR)
Chung-Ang University, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement, Korea Institute of Marine Science and Technology promotion
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
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