Young Ki Kwon
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Young Ki Kwon is a researcher at the forefront of integrating wireless sensor networks and big data analytics for enhanced safety systems. His work primarily focuses on cooperative fire security, particularly addressing the unique challenges posed by tall buildings in densely populated urban environments. Kwon’s most cited study, “Wireless Sensor Network and Big Data in Cooperative Fire Security system using HARMS” (2015), with 16 citations, proposes a novel framework that leverages the HARMS (Human, Actuator, Robot, Machine, Sensor) paradigm to overcome the limitations of traditional firefighting equipment in high-rise structures. By combining real-time sensor data with big data processing, his system enables proactive fire danger prevention and coordinated emergency responses, a critical advancement as urban land scarcity drives vertical construction. This work highlights Kwon’s commitment to practical, data-driven solutions for urban safety, bridging the gap between IoT technology and life-saving applications. His research offers a compelling vision for smarter, more resilient cities, making him a notable contributor to the fields of smart infrastructure and disaster management.
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