Rodas Project

What the City is doing about potholes

Pittsburgh Has New Pothole Complaint Website PITTSBURGH -- They're called potholes, but some Pittsburgh drivers may prefer to call them craters. Now there's a new Web site for people to report potholes. Wednesday, March 11, 2009.

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Pothole Patrol - Carnegie Mellon University The Road Damage Assessment System (RODAS) Project, enables anyone to click a photo of a pothole and upload it via Facebook.

Alpha Doggs: Fighting potholes with iPhones and Facebook Carnegie Mellon researchers launch online tool to address the pothole menace

March 7: Carnegie Mellon Using Cell Phones, Facebook To Identify, Map and Monitor Potholes - Carnegi PITTSBURGH—Potholes are the scourge of drivers during each spring thaw, often resulting in complaints to local government street departments and sometimes a trip to the repair shop. Now a Carnegie Mellon University project allows anyone with a GPS-linked cell phone camera and a Facebook accoun

Website gives 'hole' picture of roadways With online social networking having demonstrated its power to foment revolution and topple repressive governments, can we now please get it to do something about potholes?

Public pothole project pinpoints pitted Pittsburgh pavement The project asks people who see a pothole while sitting at a red light or walking down the sidewalk to snap a picture. Facebook members can upload pothole photos instantly to a map that will pinpoint their locations throughout the city.

Carnegie Mellon University develops pothole reporting Web site accessed through Facebook :: The Repu PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh-area Facebook users are being encouraged to use their smartphones to post pictures of potholes on a Web site developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.