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Cracks can damage the concrete's structure. Large structural problems can occur in concrete structures when the cracks expand. Crack detection can avoid the main problems. This project puts forward a new technique of crack detection in the processing of images. The proposed crack detection method generally consists of four steps. Converting input image to a gray-scale image and then using Gauss Filter and Median Filter for removing noise from a gray-scale image is first step. Secondly, the gradient of the first step output image is determined and the maximum non-suppression is applied to the gradient image and then mapped for noise removal. Thirdly; the binary image is obtained from the second step output image and the binary image is applied with a morphological close operation. In the fourth, the crack detection threshold is calculated to decide whether the image input has a crack or not. For two hundred concrete sample images with one hundred non-crack and one hundred crack images, the accuracy of the proposed method is equal to ninety-six percent. You can accept this method that the images are not cracks or cracks. This method can be used to find sample images have cracks or not.
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Çağatay Göncü
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Çağatay Göncü (Master Thesis). Görüntü işleme ile çatlak incelemesi, 2019, Dokuz Eylül University.
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