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CURRICULUM VITA
Research Interests
- My primary research areas are computer vision and pattern
recognition. I have extensive experience in both basic and applied
research, and multi-disciplinary experience with a wide variety of
academic fields including Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics,
Geographic Information Systems, Statistics, and Cognitive Science.
Work
-
- Research Engineer / Development Engineer /
Visiting PostDoc at California
PATH, UC
Berkeley
(9/2001~)
- Full-time research staff at KAIST
(3/1996~8/1996)
Education
-
- Ph.D.: Vision
Group, Computer
Science, USC
(2001)
- M.S.: VR
Group, Computer
Science, KAIST
(1996)
- B.S.: Computer
Science, KAIST
(1993)
- Graduated Gyeonggi
Science High School (1989)
Research Experience
-
- Research Descriptions
- Vision-Based Control of Unmanned Air Vehicle
(UAV)
UAV control is a challenging research topic with significantly growing
needs. I initiated and led a vision-based UAV control group at UC
Berkeley. Our group successfully demonstrated the first vision-based
UAV control system (automated road following system) which does not
require any artificial markings. I introduced algorithms to detect
roads and rivers in realtime with a semisupervised learning. I also
developed a target likelihood estimation method for collaborative
sensing.
- Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
I have extensive research experience on ITS applications including the
development of vehicle detection and tracking algorithms and
vision-based lane and obstacle detection algorithms for a collision
warning system. One of the vehicle detection and tracking algorithms
was adopted by the Next Generation Simulation program (NGSIM) of the
Federal Highway Administration to generate a widely used database of
high quality vehicle trajectories.
- Machine Learning and Probabilistic Feature
Grouping
Applying machine learning in computer vision is one of the
core
scientific challenges. I have
produced scientific research papers on machine learning and
probabilistic feature grouping
while working on application oriented research projects such as
building detection and
transportation video analysis. I remain committed to doing basic
research even while working on
practical problems. - Building Detection and
Description from Aerial
Images
Geographic information systems (GIS) is an important emerging research
area. Aerial imageanalysis is a key technology of GIS that requires
significant automation. Through my Ph.D. thesis
work, I have increased the level of complexity of the buildings that
can be automatically detected
and described.
- Other Research/Teaching Experience
I have worked on various other areas in computer vision and its related
topics including: camera motion analysis, video sequence analysis, edge
detection, optical flow estimation, and non-photorealistic rendering. I
have also been a teaching assistant for Artificial Intelligence and for
Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality.
System Development
Experience
-
- Vision Systems
Developed at UC Berkeley
- USC
Automatic Building Extraction and Reconstruction System(1999~2001)
- USC Multi-View Building Detection and Description System
(1997~1999)
- Realtime Tracking System for Micro Robot World Cup
Soccer Tournament (1997)
- Video Comparing
System for Deliberation (1995)
- Non-photorealistic Painting Tool (1993)
- Realtime Crowdedness Measuring System for Taejon EXPO'93
(1993)
- User Interface Management System for Touch Screen
(1992~1993)
Professional Services
/ Memberships / Award / Assistantships
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- Reviewer
I have served as a reviewer for renowned journals
including Machine Vision and
Application (a regular reviewer), IEEE Transactions on Intelligent
Transportation
Systems (a regular reviewer), IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and
Machine
Intelligence, IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, Transportation
Research Part-C,
and Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. I have also
reviewed research
proposals for state departments of transportation (California and
Washington).
- Full scholarship, KAIST (3/1989~2/1996)
- Full scholarship, Kyonggi Science Highschool
(3/1987~2/1989)
- Teaching Assistant, KAIST
(1993, 1994)
- Research Assistant, CAIR
KAIST
(3/1993~2/1996)
- Teaching Assistant, USC
(1999)
- Research Assistant, IRIS,
USC,
(7/1997~8/2001)