A CASE STUDY OF MULTI-HEAD CAMERA SYSTEMS ON UAV FOR THE GENERATION OF HIGH-QUALITY 3D MAPPING

Research Title : A CASE STUDY OF MULTI-HEAD CAMERA SYSTEMS ON UAV FOR THE GENERATION OF HIGH-QUALITY 3D MAPPING

Co-Researchers : Mr. Theeraruk Maneenart

The study compared three asphalt concrete mixtures: one containing 50% reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP), one containing 100% RAP, and one using entirely new aggregates. AC 60/70 asphalt cement was used as the binder. The results indicated that increasing the RAP content tended to improve mixture stability and reduce flow. The mixture using entirely new aggregates exhibited higher friction than the mixture containing 50% RAP, while the 100% RAP mixture showed the lowest abrasion resistance. Friction values were associated with Los Angeles Abrasion test results but did not correspond with Polished Stone Value (PSV) results.