Projects

SCC-IRG Track 1: Enabling Smart Cities in Coastal Regions of Environmental and Industrial Change: Building Adaptive Capacity through Sociotechnical Networks on the Texas Gulf Coast

I have been working on this project as a postdoctoral researcher under the supervision of Dr. Michelle Hummel since January 2023. The project is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation (Award No. 2231557). This project aims to build adaptive capacity through sociotechnical networks for communities in the Texas Coastal Bend region, which faces growing environmental concerns due to industrial expansion and rapid development. My contributions focus on environmental monitoring systems for air and water quality.

SHADE - Surface Heat Assessment for Developed Environment

During my Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon University, I worked on this project as a research assistant, advised by Prof. Matteo Pozzi and Prof. Mario Bergés. This project was supported by National Science Foundation of the United States with award No. 1664091.

Preliminary Study to Develop Cyclic Disaster Framework Based on Quantified Risk of Urban Earthquakes

I was involved in this project as a graduate student researcher from March 2016 to Feburary 2017, being supervised by Prof. Junho Song. This project was supported by Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport of Korea (Republic of) with grant No. 15RDPP-C102128-01.

Convergence Research Center for Disaster-Hazard Resilience

I was involved in this project as a graduate student researcher from August 2015 to Feburary 2016, being supervised by Prof. Junho Song. This project was supported by National Research Foundation of Korea (Republic of) with grant No. 2015R1A5A7037372.

Development of Seismic Hazard Risk Management Model for Korea Using Open Access Software

I was supported by this project from May 2016 to Feburary 2017. This project was supervised by Prof. Junho Song, and it was funded by Seoul National University with grant No. 400-20150011.