Yeseul Lee

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Yeseul Lee is a researcher focused on spatial data acquisition and indoor localization technologies, with a particular emphasis on developing practical systems for capturing and utilizing indoor spatial information. Her most cited work, "Design and Implementation of Mobile Indoor Scanning System" (2019), addresses the growing need for indoor mapping solutions as daily activities increasingly shift to indoor environments—from shopping and business to entertainment and conventions. This paper proposes a mobile scanning framework that enables efficient collection of indoor spatial data, filling a critical gap where outdoor mapping systems (like GPS-based navigation) fall short. While her citation count is currently modest, Lee's research tackles a foundational challenge in the expanding field of indoor positioning and spatial intelligence. Her work contributes to the broader goal of creating comprehensive indoor maps that can support location-based services, emergency response, and smart building management. As indoor spaces become more complex and integral to modern life, Lee's contributions to mobile indoor scanning systems represent an important step toward making these environments as navigable and data-rich as outdoor spaces.