Dr. Se-Woong Chung has been a professor at the Department of Environmental Engineering at Chungbuk National University since 2003. He worked at the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-Water) from 1990 until joining academia. He holds a Ph.D. in civil and construction engineering (environmental engineering) and an M.S. in the same field from Iowa State University, USA. With 20 years of research experience in the water sector, Dr. Chung's interests include process-based hydrodynamic and water quality modeling for river, reservoir, and estuary management. He also focuses on data-driven modeling for water quality management, physical-biogeochemical interactions in stratified reservoirs, and climate change effects on surface water quality. He has been a Gledden Visiting Fellow at the University of Western Australia and a Visiting Research Scholar at the University of California, Davis. Dr. Chung has received numerous awards, published 112 papers in international and domestic journals, and presented at various international conferences. He is a member of several Korean and international engineering and environmental societies.
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Climate Change
Water Quality Modeling
ecological modelling
Algal bloom
Turbidity flow
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Short Biography
Dr. Se-Woong Chung has been a professor at the Department of Environmental Engineering at Chungbuk National University since 2003. He worked at the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-Water) from 1990 until joining academia. He holds a Ph.D. in civil and construction engineering (environmental engineering) and an M.S. in the same field from Iowa State University, USA. With 20 years of research experience in the water sector, Dr. Chung's interests include process-based hydrodynamic and water quality modeling for river, reservoir, and estuary management. He also focuses on data-driven modeling for water quality management, physical-biogeochemical interactions in stratified reservoirs, and climate change effects on surface water quality. He has been a Gledden Visiting Fellow at the University of Western Australia and a Visiting Research Scholar at the University of California, Davis. Dr. Chung has received numerous awards, published 112 papers in international and domestic journals, and presented at various international conferences. He is a member of several Korean and international engineering and environmental societies.