PEER Hub Image-Net Challenge 2018 and 𝝓-Net

Yuqing Gao and Khalid M. Mosalam

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California Berkeley

Abstract
PEER (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) has developed the first structural engineering dataset that incorporates Machine Learning
models of detecting and categorizing damage in images. The PEER Hub Image-Net (𝜙-Net) dataset tool will enhance the field and application of vision-
based structural health monitoring for researchers and practitioners in natural hazards engineering.

Introduction to PHI Challenge 2018 and 𝝓-Net

Task 6 Component Type
Task 1 Scene Level

(a) Beam (b) Column (c) Wall (d) Else

Task 5 Collapse Check

(a) Pixel (b) Object (c) Structural

Task 4 Material Type

(a) No (b) Partial (c) Global
Scene
level

Pixel Object Structural

Level Level Level
(a) Steel (b) Others
Material type Object type Structural
Collapse
type
check
Steel Wood Concrete Else Beam Column Wall Else
No Yes Bridge Building
Task 3 Spalling check Damage
Collapsed
check
No
No damage
Yes Task 2 Damage Check
Damaged

If not If not
(a) No spalling (b) Spalling Structural level Pixel level

No No Spalling Yes Damage

Spalling (a) Undamaged (b) Damaged
Spalling Check Localization

Note:
If Object level
Task
Recognition tasks, it may have
Task
multiple leaves.
Damage Level Damage Type If statement is true, it continues;
otherwise stops.
Leaf of the tree, representing
Minor Moderate Heavy Flexural Shear Combined some features.

Task 7 Damage Level Task 8 Damage Type

(a) No (b) Minor (c) Moderate (d) Heavy (a) No (b) Flexural (c) Shear (d) Combined