K.L. Yung

Dr. K.L. Yung

Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Hong Kong, China

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Academic Career Length

34Years (1993-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 February 2003 in Computers & Operations Research
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Andrew W.H. IpAndrew W.H. Ip
Andrew W.H. Ip
MHMin Huang
Min Huang
K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung
DWDingwei Wang
Dingwei Wang

1 April 2011 in Polymer
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Bingyang CaoBingyang Cao
Bingyang Cao
YLYuan-Wei Li
Yuan-Wei Li
JKJie Kong
Jie Kong
HCHeng Chen
Heng Chen
YXYan Xu
Yan Xu
ACAn Cai
An Cai

1 August 2002 in Planetary and Space Science
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LRL Richter
L Richter
PCP Coste
P Coste
VGV.V Gromov
V.V Gromov
HKH Kochan
H Kochan
RNR Nadalini
R Nadalini
K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung

1 May 2020 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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Chunjin WangChunjin Wang
Chunjin Wang
Chi Fai CheungChi Fai Cheung
Chi Fai Cheung
LHLai Ting Ho
Lai Ting Ho
K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung
LKLingbao Kong
Lingbao Kong

24 April 2018 in Enterprise Information Systems
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CNChun Kit Ng
Chun Kit Ng
CWC.H. Wu
C.H. Wu
K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung
Andrew W.H. IpAndrew W.H. Ip
Andrew W.H. Ip
TCTommy Cheung
Tommy Cheung
Internet of Things (IoT) has gradually become one of the most popular topics among both academia and industry, and it is considered as a crucial part of future Internet. However, very few objective and systematic review was conducted to address high-value articles and summarize the intellectual components from journals for examination and identification of the intellectual core and structure of IoT. Therefore, this study conducted a co-citation analysis for IoT by using 68 high-value articles retrieved within 1457 source papers from Web of Science online database. By using factor analysis, ten critical factors were identified, which includes (1) frameworks and challenges of IoT; (2) current situation of IoT in different applications; (3) interactions of IoT; (4) security issues of IoT; (5) application domains of IoT; (6) data management of IoT; (7) IoT in product lifecycle management; (8) enabling technologies of IoT; (9) IoT in smart cities; (10) IoT in recommender systems. Hierarchical Custer Analysis and Multidimensional Scaling were used to graphically illustrate the intellectual elements of IoT. In the current findings, fundamental elements of IoT including architectural framework, enabling technologies, network communication, data management, and IoT interactions were discussed with a series of challenges for wider and deeper IoT applications.

23 December 2011 in Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering
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K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung
YXYan Xu
Yan Xu
CKChunlei Kang
Chunlei Kang
HLH Liu
H Liu
KTK F Tam
K F Tam
TLThomas M H Lee
Thomas M H Lee