Sewan Lee
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Sewan Lee is a civil and environmental engineer whose research focuses on the rehabilitation and maintenance of aging water infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on robotic systems for pipeline repair. Lee’s most-cited work, "Investigating coating material and conditions for rehabilitation of water transmission pipe using a robotic system" (2016), explores the application of advanced coating materials and robotic technologies to extend the service life of water transmission pipes. This study addresses critical challenges in non-destructive rehabilitation, offering practical solutions for improving pipeline durability and reducing water loss. Although Lee’s citation count remains modest, the work contributes to the growing field of smart infrastructure and automated maintenance, which is vital for sustainable urban water management. Lee’s research bridges materials science and robotics, highlighting the potential for innovative, cost-effective approaches to infrastructure renewal. By focusing on real-world applications, Lee’s work supports the development of more resilient water systems, making it a valuable resource for engineers and researchers tackling the global challenge of aging pipelines.
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