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Everardo Laboy
Mobile Mapping Systems fail to meet this need because LiDAR-based inspections do not have sufficient resolution and accuracy to meet industry standards. As well, data processing is typically manual and requires the user to have pavement engineering-based knowledge.
Pavemetrics LCMS-4M MMS pavement sensor addon solves this problem by combining 3D triangulation technology with a fully automated workflow for reporting standards-compliant pavement condition scores ready for upload into city and county Pavement Management Systems (PMS).
Detailed results are reported along with PMS-ready overall condition scores according to the PASER and the PSCI standards. The LCMS-4M is also able to capture and report profile and IRI. File output formats include JPEG, SHP (for GIS integration) and XML.
This approach creates more accurate, precise and repeatable inputs for Pavement Management compared to visual inspection and simple camera-based (cellphone or even commercial hardware) approaches.
From this answer ( ) I'm trying to setup Jackson to handle Joda datetimes in my DTOs, but I'm having difficulty understanding where the ObjectMapper code should live. I've read a bunch of different articles on the ObjectMapper, but they all seem to be dealing with older versions. I can take what I've found already and hack it to work, but I wanted to see what was was considered the correct way to do this with Spring 3.2.2/Jackson 2/Jersey. I should point out that I just want to add the joda time mapping module, I don't want any other customizations of jackson. I'm a bit of a spring newb, so forgive me if this is some simple and obvious answer I just missed.
In your case, I think only point 2 and point 3 are usefull for you, and because you don't need to have a custom serializer, but you only need to add a module to your mapper, I think the custom ObjectMapper should look like that :