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Reseaches

Climate change, urbanization and increasing global population are posing serious threats to our humanity’s water security. Solving the challenges of water resources management is one of the fundamental goals of this generation. Prof. Jun is interested in quantitative and qualitative analysis of water resources including risk assessments for hazard, which is essential for water resources management. Numerical models have been developed and applied to solve various problems related to the water resources. In particular, his laboratory has developed flood computation model for major Korean rivers, and has very successfully transitioned the model for a wide range of applications. On-going research topics include:

 

·  Simultaneous simulation of unsteady flow and gate opening of weirs for major rivers in Korea;

·  Determination of probable flood water level for rivers and drainage systems under tidal influence;

·  Distributed-parameter unsteady flow models for rivers;

·  Urban flood computation and risk assessment; and

·  Planning research on design and operation of underground drainage tunnels.

 

Computational river hydraulics, Environmental hydraulics,

Hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, Flood risk analysis, Water quality modeling

Flood management
River hydraulics

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 Water quality modeling

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