PAVER Field Inspector

PAVER Field Inspector is a computer tablet-based software application for collecting pavement distress data and calculating real-time Pavement Condition Index (PCI). Users can import an inspection from PAVER into Field Inspector on a tablet and take it out into the field.
$249.00

PLEASE NOTE: Field Inspector is an “as is” product. No further development is being done and it is no longer supported. We recommend putting PAVER on your tablet for the latest inspections updates.  

 

PAVERTM FieldInspectorTM is PAVERTM companion software that takes advantage of GIS/ GPS technology as well as innovative graphics to facilitate pavement inspection using handheld computer tablets. The program allows the user to identify his location on a pavement network map displayed on his/her tablet computer. As the user clicks on the section to be inspected, the program already knows all the section information and the user is ready for immediate data entry. As the user is entering pavement distress data, the PCI is being calculated and displayed to the inspector in real time and the program has built significant data entry validation tools to identify errors before they are recorded. When inspecting concrete pavement, the program allows the user to generate graphics of the individual concrete panels (slabs) and record identified distresses on each slab. These graphics are stored with the inspection and can be viewed later. When inspection is completed, the program generates an error free XML file for import into PAVERTM. The program has wide applications especially for agencies with more than one evaluation team where each team is assigned to inspect different parts of the airfield and the data are later imported into the main copy of PAVERTM.

 

 

Purchasing Field Inspector entitles the user to one install per serial number which can only be removed once to be reinstalled on a different computer.  Deactivation can only be done from the Field Inspector program on the machine you are removing it from before uninstalling the Field Inspector program.