Yoon Sun Lee

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Yoon Sun Lee is a leading researcher in construction engineering and management, with a focus on advancing real-time progress monitoring and information exchange in complex building projects. Her most-cited work, “Real-Time Progress Management System for Steel Structure Construction” (2009, 14 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in high-rise construction: the overwhelming volume of data exchanged among project stakeholders. By developing a systematic framework for tracking steel structure erection, Lee’s research directly improves the efficiency and accuracy of progress management on demanding job sites. Her contributions are particularly valuable for high-rise projects, where precise coordination of steelwork is essential for safety and schedule adherence. While her citation count reflects a specialized, practice-oriented impact, Lee’s work has influenced subsequent studies on digital construction management and building information modeling (BIM) integration. Her research stands out for its practical, solution-driven approach—offering tools that help engineers and project managers reduce delays and information overload. For students and researchers in construction informatics, Lee’s work exemplifies how targeted systems engineering can solve real-world problems in the built environment.