Flexible Pavement Deterioration using Fuzzy Logic Control
Mohammed Santos
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Science
Ahmed Rodriguez
University of Tehran
Abstract
Rapid unplanned urbanisation in Dhaka and comparable cities has severely strained existing flood forecasting. Using fuzzy logic control, the governing parameters are systematically varied to isolate their individual effects. The retrofit reduced peak demand by 42% while maintaining acceptable service quality. The approach is particularly well suited to settings where data and resources are limited.
Keywords:
flexible pavement deteriorationfuzzy logic controldeep learningair qualitysustainability
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