Yishuo Huang

Dr. Yishuo Huang

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

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

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1 August 2014 in Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
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Ming-Gin LeeMing-Gin Lee
Ming-Gin Lee
MTMang Tia
Mang Tia
SCShun-Hsing Chuang
Shun-Hsing Chuang
YHYishuo Huang
Yishuo Huang
CCChia-Liang Chiang
Chia-Liang Chiang
In this research, the ability of pervious concrete pavement material to reduce pollutant concentrations and purify water was investigated. This project mainly aims to study the ability of pervious concrete pavement material to reduce pollutant concentrations such as those in diluted sulfuric acid, seawater, and motor oil. The results demonstrated that the ability of pervious concrete pavement material to reduce pollutant concentrations and purify water was effective in diluted sulfuric acid, artificial seawater, and motor oil tests. After flowing through pervious concrete pavement, a diluted sulfuric acid solution (pH value 2.0) could dramatically increase its pH value to approximately 7.0. A pervious concrete pavement system could greatly decrease the content of an artificial seawater solution (salinity 36%) to about 1%, and the oil content of motor oil combined with certain types of water could also be significantly decreased to 1%. The study demonstrates that pervious concrete pavement holds po...


1 July 2023 in Journal of Materials Research and Technology
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MLMing-Gin Lee
Ming-Gin Lee
YHYishuo Huang
Yishuo Huang
Yeng-Fong ShihYeng-Fong Shih
Yeng-Fong Shih
WWWei-Chien Wang
Wei-Chien Wang
YWYung-Chih Wang
Yung-Chih Wang
HCHsien-Wen Chang
Hsien-Wen Chang

1 January 2013 in International Journal of Engineering and Technology
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Ming-Gin LeeMing-Gin Lee
Ming-Gin Lee
YHYishuo Huang
Yishuo Huang
CCChia Liang Chiang
Chia Liang Chiang

1 January 2013 in International Journal of Engineering and Technology
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Ming-Gin LeeMing-Gin Lee
Ming-Gin Lee
YHYishuo Huang
Yishuo Huang
KLKun-Long Lee
Kun-Long Lee

30 June 2011 in IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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YHYishuo Huang
Yishuo Huang
YHYu-Chen Huang
Yu-Chen Huang
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) provides a remote sensing method to explore the ground truth in all types of weather conditions. However, interpretation of SAR images is difficult because of the effects of speckle signals in the images. One method, the multilayer level set approach, segments an entire given SAR image into several sub-regions such that the segmented regions are homogeneous. This method employs two implicit functions with pre-selected level values. Based on the fact that the segmented regions are homogeneous and presented as regional constants, the energy defined by the segmented regions and their corresponding regional boundaries is minimized such that the relationships between the defined energy and the implicit functions can be transformed into the relationships between the implicit functions and time. By implementing the algorithm in terms of finite difference, this method offers an efficient and stable approach to a numerical solution. By increasing iterations and preselected level values, the implicit functions evolve close to the regional boundaries based on the energy minimization. From the processed results, the multilayer level set approach can efficiently segment the given SAR images, allowing further image interpretation to reveal the ground truth in the imaged areas.