Hong-Cheol Lee

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Dr. Hong-Cheol Lee is a pioneering researcher in the field of construction informatics, with a primary focus on Internet of Things (IoT) applications for construction progress measurement and automation. His most cited work, "Developing IoT-based Construction Progress Measurement Prototype" (2015), addresses a critical industry challenge: the inaccuracy and labor-intensity of manual progress data collection. By proposing an IoT-driven framework, Dr. Lee demonstrated how sensor-based systems can replace traditional, error-prone methods, enabling real-time, detailed acquisition of construction operation data. This contribution has garnered 5 citations, laying foundational groundwork for smart construction monitoring. His research bridges the gap between physical construction processes and digital data management, offering practical solutions to reduce human error and enhance project efficiency. Dr. Lee’s work is particularly notable for its emphasis on prototype development, showcasing a hands-on approach to solving real-world problems in the construction sector. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of IoT and civil engineering, his studies provide a clear roadmap for integrating automated measurement systems into conventional workflows, ultimately advancing the field toward more intelligent, data-driven construction management.