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Eunmi Hong
School of Natural Resources and Environmental Science, Kangwon National University, Chuncheon, 24341, Republic of Korea

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Review article
Published: 28 February 2020 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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Food waste is one of the world’s most serious environmental issues, with waste and losses generated at every stage of the food supply chain. There are various waste management methods for the disposal of food waste, but these have several problems such as high costs, the generation of toxic by-products, and environmental pollution. Pyrolysis has recently attracted increased interest as a potentially sustainable and environmentally friendly solution for the valorization of food waste via the development of novel products. This review focuses on state-of-the-art non-catalytic and catalytic pyrolysis processes for a wide range of food waste types that can generate high-quality liquid, solid, and gas phase products. The aim of this study is to review the effect of the reaction parameters and catalyst selection on pyrolysis performance and the distribution of pyrolytic products. This is because the production of desired compounds such as bio-oil, syngas, and biochar primarily depends on these factors. Here, we highlight the results for several methods of food waste pyrolysis that utilize different materials, catalysts, and microwave irradiation settings. This review also discusses the drawbacks of current pyrolysis technology and suggests further research that needs to be conducted on the transformation of food waste into value-added products.

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Soosan Kim; Younghyun Lee; Kun-Yi Andrew Lin; Eunmi Hong; Eilhann E. Kwon; Jechan Lee. The valorization of food waste via pyrolysis. Journal of Cleaner Production 2020, 259, 120816 .

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Soosan Kim, Younghyun Lee, Kun-Yi Andrew Lin, Eunmi Hong, Eilhann E. Kwon, Jechan Lee. The valorization of food waste via pyrolysis. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2020; 259 ():120816.

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Soosan Kim; Younghyun Lee; Kun-Yi Andrew Lin; Eunmi Hong; Eilhann E. Kwon; Jechan Lee. 2020. "The valorization of food waste via pyrolysis." Journal of Cleaner Production 259, no. : 120816.

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Published: 01 February 2020 in Remote Sensing
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Drought is the meteorological phenomenon with the greatest impact on agriculture. Accordingly, drought forecasting is vital in lessening its associated negative impacts. Utilizing remote exploration in the agricultural sector allows for the collection of large amounts of quantitative data across a wide range of areas. In this study, we confirmed the applicability of drought assessment using the evaporative stress index (ESI) in major East Asian countries. The ESI is an indicator of agricultural drought that describes anomalies in actual/reference evapotranspiration (ET) ratios that are retrieved using remotely sensed inputs of land surface temperature (LST) and leaf area index (LAI). The ESI is available through SERVIR Global, a joint venture between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This study evaluated the performance of ESI in assessing drought events in South Korea. The evaluation of ESI is possible because of the availability of good statistical data. Comparing drought trends identified by ESI data from this study to actual drought conditions showed similar trends. Additionally, ESI reacted to the drought more quickly and with greater sensitivity than other drought indices. Our results confirmed that the ESI is advantageous for short and medium-term drought assessment compared to vegetation indices alone.

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Dong-Hyun Yoon; Won-Ho Nam; Hee-Jin Lee; Eun-Mi Hong; Song Feng; Brian D. Wardlow; Tsegaye Tadesse; Mark D. Svoboda; Michael J. Hayes; Dae-Eui Kim. Agricultural Drought Assessment in East Asia Using Satellite-Based Indices. Remote Sensing 2020, 12, 444 .

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Dong-Hyun Yoon, Won-Ho Nam, Hee-Jin Lee, Eun-Mi Hong, Song Feng, Brian D. Wardlow, Tsegaye Tadesse, Mark D. Svoboda, Michael J. Hayes, Dae-Eui Kim. Agricultural Drought Assessment in East Asia Using Satellite-Based Indices. Remote Sensing. 2020; 12 (3):444.

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Dong-Hyun Yoon; Won-Ho Nam; Hee-Jin Lee; Eun-Mi Hong; Song Feng; Brian D. Wardlow; Tsegaye Tadesse; Mark D. Svoboda; Michael J. Hayes; Dae-Eui Kim. 2020. "Agricultural Drought Assessment in East Asia Using Satellite-Based Indices." Remote Sensing 12, no. 3: 444.

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Published: 01 February 2018 in Science of The Total Environment
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The Agricultural Policy/Environmental eXtender (APEX) is a watershed-scale water quality model that includes detailed representation of agricultural management. The objective of this work was to develop a process-based model for simulating the fate and transport of manure-borne bacteria on land and in streams with the APEX model. The bacteria model utilizes manure erosion rates to estimate the amount of edge-of-field bacteria export. Bacteria survival in manure is simulated as a two-stage process separately for each manure application event. In-stream microbial fate and transport processes include bacteria release from streambeds due to sediment resuspension during high flow events, active release from the streambed sediment during low flow periods, bacteria settling with sediment, and survival. Default parameter values were selected from published databases and evaluated based on field observations. The APEX model with the newly developed microbial fate and transport module was applied to simulate fate and transport of the fecal indicator bacterium Escherichia coli in the Toenepi watershed, New Zealand that was monitored for seven years. The stream network of the watershed ran through grazing lands with daily bovine waste deposition. Results show that the APEX with the bacteria module reproduced well the monitored pattern of E. coli concentrations at the watershed outlet. The APEX with the microbial fate and transport module will be utilized for predicting microbial quality of water as affected by various agricultural practices, evaluating monitoring protocols, and supporting the selection of management practices based on regulations that rely on fecal indicator bacteria concentrations.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Yongeun Park; Richard Muirhead; Jaehak Jeong; Yakov A. Pachepsky. Development and evaluation of the bacterial fate and transport module for the Agricultural Policy/Environmental eXtender (APEX) model. Science of The Total Environment 2018, 615, 47 -58.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Yongeun Park, Richard Muirhead, Jaehak Jeong, Yakov A. Pachepsky. Development and evaluation of the bacterial fate and transport module for the Agricultural Policy/Environmental eXtender (APEX) model. Science of The Total Environment. 2018; 615 ():47-58.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Yongeun Park; Richard Muirhead; Jaehak Jeong; Yakov A. Pachepsky. 2018. "Development and evaluation of the bacterial fate and transport module for the Agricultural Policy/Environmental eXtender (APEX) model." Science of The Total Environment 615, no. : 47-58.

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Published: 19 December 2017 in International Journal of Remote Sensing
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South Korea has experienced severe droughts and water scarcity problems that have influenced agriculture, food prices, and crop production in recent years. Traditionally, climate-based drought indices using point-based meteorological observations have been used to help quantify drought impacts on the vegetation in South Korea. However, these approaches have a limited spatial precision when mapping detailed vegetation stress caused by drought. For these reasons, the development of a drought index that provides detailed spatial-resolution information on drought-affected vegetation conditions is essential to improve the country’s drought monitoring capabilities, which are needed to help develop more effective adaptation and mitigation strategies. The objective of this study was to develop a satellite-based hybrid drought index called the vegetation drought response index for South Korea (VegDRI-SKorea) that could improve the spatial resolution of agricultural drought monitoring on a national scale. The VegDRI-SKorea was developed for South Korea, modifying the original VegDRI methodology (developed for the USA) by tailoring it to the available local data resources. The VegDRI-SKorea utilizes a classification and regression tree (CART) modelling approach that collectively analyses remote-sensing data (e.g. normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI)), climate-based drought indices (e.g. self-calibrated Palmer drought severity index (PDSI) and standardized precipitation index (SPI)), and biophysical variables (e.g. elevation and land cover) that influence the drought-related vegetation stress. This study evaluates the performance of the recently developed VegDRI-SKorea for severe and extreme drought events that occurred in South Korea in 2001, 2008, and 2012. The results demonstrated that the hybrid drought index improved the more spatially detailed drought patterns compared to the station-based drought indices and resulted in a better understanding of drought impacts on the vegetation conditions. The VegDRI-SKorea model is expected to contribute to the monitoring of drought conditions nationally. In addition, it will provide the necessary information on the spatial variations of those conditions to evaluate local and regional drought risk assessment across South Korea and assist local decision-makers in drought risk management.

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Won-Ho Nam; Tsegaye Tadesse; Brian Wardlow; Michael J. Hayes; Mark D. Svoboda; Eun-Mi Hong; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Min-Won Jang. Developing the vegetation drought response index for South Korea (VegDRI-SKorea) to assess the vegetation condition during drought events. International Journal of Remote Sensing 2017, 39, 1548 -1574.

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Won-Ho Nam, Tsegaye Tadesse, Brian Wardlow, Michael J. Hayes, Mark D. Svoboda, Eun-Mi Hong, Yakov A. Pachepsky, Min-Won Jang. Developing the vegetation drought response index for South Korea (VegDRI-SKorea) to assess the vegetation condition during drought events. International Journal of Remote Sensing. 2017; 39 (5):1548-1574.

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Won-Ho Nam; Tsegaye Tadesse; Brian Wardlow; Michael J. Hayes; Mark D. Svoboda; Eun-Mi Hong; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Min-Won Jang. 2017. "Developing the vegetation drought response index for South Korea (VegDRI-SKorea) to assess the vegetation condition during drought events." International Journal of Remote Sensing 39, no. 5: 1548-1574.

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Published: 01 December 2017 in Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
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Won-Ho Nam; Taegon Kim; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Jin-Taek Kim. A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) application for irrigation facilities management based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 2017, 143, 185 -192.

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Won-Ho Nam, Taegon Kim, Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi, Jin-Taek Kim. A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) application for irrigation facilities management based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). Computers and Electronics in Agriculture. 2017; 143 ():185-192.

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Won-Ho Nam; Taegon Kim; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Jin-Taek Kim. 2017. "A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) application for irrigation facilities management based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)." Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 143, no. : 185-192.

Journal article
Published: 17 September 2017 in Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology
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This review outlines major directions of simpler model development in environmental modeling, metamodeling, statistical-regression- and machine-learning-based empirical models, and mechanistic models with reduced structures. Simpler models may be favored due to limited observational data, uncertainty in the complex model predictions, and intent of using a model as a component of a multimedia or multicompartmental model. Decision-making often relies on simple models. Model simplification can be useful in understanding the behavior of complex models. Understanding the role of models of different complexity as affected by intended uses and problem statements is an important part of the modern ontology of environmental science and technology.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Gene Whelan; Thomas Nicholson. Simpler models in environmental studies and predictions. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology 2017, 47, 1669 -1712.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Yakov A. Pachepsky, Gene Whelan, Thomas Nicholson. Simpler models in environmental studies and predictions. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology. 2017; 47 (18):1669-1712.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Gene Whelan; Thomas Nicholson. 2017. "Simpler models in environmental studies and predictions." Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology 47, no. 18: 1669-1712.

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Published: 01 February 2017 in Journal of Environmental Management
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Knowledge of the microbial quality of irrigation waters is extremely limited. For this reason, the US FDA has promulgated the Produce Rule, mandating the testing of irrigation water sources for many farms. The rule requires the collection and analysis of at least 20 water samples over two to four years to adequately evaluate the quality of water intended for produce irrigation. The objective of this work was to evaluate the effect of interannual weather variability on surface water microbial quality. We used the Soil and Water Assessment Tool model to simulate E. coli concentrations in the Little Cove Creek; this is a perennial creek located in an agricultural watershed in south-eastern Pennsylvania. The model performance was evaluated using the US FDA regulatory microbial water quality metrics of geometric mean (GM) and the statistical threshold value (STV). Using the 90-year time series of weather observations, we simulated and randomly sampled the time series of E. coli concentrations. We found that weather conditions of a specific year may strongly affect the evaluation of microbial quality and that the long-term assessment of microbial water quality may be quite different from the evaluation based on short-term observations. The variations in microbial concentrations and water quality metrics were affected by location, wetness of the hydrological years, and seasonality, with 15.7-70.1% of samples exceeding the regulatory threshold. The results of this work demonstrate the value of using modeling to design and evaluate monitoring protocols to assess the microbial quality of water used for produce irrigation.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Daniel Shelton; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Won-Ho Nam; Cary Coppock; Richard Muirhead. Modeling the interannual variability of microbial quality metrics of irrigation water in a Pennsylvania stream. Journal of Environmental Management 2017, 187, 253 -264.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Daniel Shelton, Yakov A. Pachepsky, Won-Ho Nam, Cary Coppock, Richard Muirhead. Modeling the interannual variability of microbial quality metrics of irrigation water in a Pennsylvania stream. Journal of Environmental Management. 2017; 187 ():253-264.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Daniel Shelton; Yakov A. Pachepsky; Won-Ho Nam; Cary Coppock; Richard Muirhead. 2017. "Modeling the interannual variability of microbial quality metrics of irrigation water in a Pennsylvania stream." Journal of Environmental Management 187, no. : 253-264.

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Published: 01 January 2017 in Journal of Environmental Quality
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Yongeun Park; Yakov Pachepsky; Eun-Mi Hong; Daniel Shelton; Cary Coppock. Escherichia coli Release from Streambed to Water Column during Baseflow Periods: A Modeling Study. Journal of Environmental Quality 2017, 46, 219 -226.

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Yongeun Park, Yakov Pachepsky, Eun-Mi Hong, Daniel Shelton, Cary Coppock. Escherichia coli Release from Streambed to Water Column during Baseflow Periods: A Modeling Study. Journal of Environmental Quality. 2017; 46 (1):219-226.

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Yongeun Park; Yakov Pachepsky; Eun-Mi Hong; Daniel Shelton; Cary Coppock. 2017. "Escherichia coli Release from Streambed to Water Column during Baseflow Periods: A Modeling Study." Journal of Environmental Quality 46, no. 1: 219-226.

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Published: 21 January 2016 in Irrigation Science
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Agricultural water is delivered by open irrigation canals in system of reservoirs with a widespread distribution in South Korea. Traditional irrigation management problems include water distribution systems with less capacity than the peak demand, irregular delivery rates, and low irrigation efficiency and uniformity. It is necessary to strategically compare the estimated irrigation demands with the actual water supplies for decision making in order to maintain the water supply according to the demand. Accurate measurement and monitoring of water distribution systems is essential in order to solve the problems of water efficiency and availability. Auto water level gauges installed at the head and tail sections of each irrigation canal in the Dongjin River were used to measure the discharge during irrigation periods. In this study, we introduced an approach to assess the water delivery performance indicators of the open irrigation canals, which is essential for identifying the key issues for water management improvement. The irrigation efficiencies according to the water delivery performance indicators were measured with an automatic water gauge in the irrigation canals and were calculated from the spatial and temporal distribution of the water supply for the lack of planning in water delivery. The calculated performance indicators are useful to understand the irrigator behavior and general irrigation trends. Analysis of the results yielded insights into possible improvement methods in order to develop water management policies that enable irrigation planners to improve the temporal uniformity and equity in the water distribution.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi. Assessment of water delivery efficiency in irrigation canals using performance indicators. Irrigation Science 2016, 34, 129 -143.

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Won-Ho Nam, Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi. Assessment of water delivery efficiency in irrigation canals using performance indicators. Irrigation Science. 2016; 34 (2):129-143.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi. 2016. "Assessment of water delivery efficiency in irrigation canals using performance indicators." Irrigation Science 34, no. 2: 129-143.

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Published: 03 September 2015 in Irrigation and Drainage
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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Taek Kim. Decision Support System for the Real-Time Operation and Management of an Agricultural Water Supply. Irrigation and Drainage 2015, 65, 197 -209.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi, Won-Ho Nam, Jin-Taek Kim. Decision Support System for the Real-Time Operation and Management of an Agricultural Water Supply. Irrigation and Drainage. 2015; 65 (2):197-209.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Taek Kim. 2015. "Decision Support System for the Real-Time Operation and Management of an Agricultural Water Supply." Irrigation and Drainage 65, no. 2: 197-209.

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Published: 30 May 2015 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Eun-Mi Hong; Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Yong Choi. Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Drought for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model -Focused on the Jeollanam-do-. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2015, 57, 65 -76.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Won-Ho Nam, Jin-Yong Choi. Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Drought for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model -Focused on the Jeollanam-do-. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2015; 57 (3):65-76.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Yong Choi. 2015. "Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Drought for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model -Focused on the Jeollanam-do-." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 57, no. 3: 65-76.

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Published: 19 May 2015 in International Journal of Climatology
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Detecting changes in the spatio‐temporal patterns of temperature and precipitation is a prerequisite for developing effective adaptation options and strategies for the future. An effective method for assessing climate change and for providing information to decision makers and stakeholders is needed to implement appropriate adaptation strategies. The objective of this study was to determine whether climate change has caused spatio‐temporal changes in meteorological elements in North Korea. We delineated the spatio‐temporal patterns of temperature and precipitation caused by climate change in specific time periods based on statistically significant differences using a statistically robust method. Historical weather data from 27 meteorological stations over a 30‐year period (1981–2010) were used. The results demonstrated that statistically significant changes occurred over the 30 years. The temporal trends in the maximum and minimum temperatures were highly significantly different in the western agricultural regions and central/southwest urban regions during 1996–2010 compared with 1981–1995. The precipitation amounts were significantly different in the southeast regions (around the coast). The numbers of precipitation events were significantly different for portions of the northern and northeast areas near the mountains. Additionally, statistically significant differences in the spatial structures of the temperature and precipitation were found at different time scales. The significant differences were not uniform in each season/month. Therefore, significant differences occurred in the meteorological elements, and particular locations and urbanized areas were affected by global warming. However, the temporal trends and spatial structures of each meteorological element were not equally modified; the meteorological changes occurred locally as a result of the changing climate.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Guillermo A. Baigorria. How climate change has affected the spatio-temporal patterns of precipitation and temperature at various time scales in North Korea. International Journal of Climatology 2015, 36, 722 -734.

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Won-Ho Nam, Eun-Mi Hong, Guillermo A. Baigorria. How climate change has affected the spatio-temporal patterns of precipitation and temperature at various time scales in North Korea. International Journal of Climatology. 2015; 36 (2):722-734.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Guillermo A. Baigorria. 2015. "How climate change has affected the spatio-temporal patterns of precipitation and temperature at various time scales in North Korea." International Journal of Climatology 36, no. 2: 722-734.

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Published: 01 April 2015 in Agricultural Water Management
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Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Yong Choi; Eun-Mi Hong. Irrigation vulnerability assessment on agricultural water supply risk for adaptive management of climate change in South Korea. Agricultural Water Management 2015, 152, 173 -187.

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Won-Ho Nam, Jin-Yong Choi, Eun-Mi Hong. Irrigation vulnerability assessment on agricultural water supply risk for adaptive management of climate change in South Korea. Agricultural Water Management. 2015; 152 ():173-187.

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Won-Ho Nam; Jin-Yong Choi; Eun-Mi Hong. 2015. "Irrigation vulnerability assessment on agricultural water supply risk for adaptive management of climate change in South Korea." Agricultural Water Management 152, no. : 173-187.

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Published: 30 March 2015 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; JaePil Cho; Michael J. Hayes. Uncertainty Characteristics in Future Prediction of Agrometeorological Indicators using a Climatic Water Budget Approach. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2015, 57, 1 -13.

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Won-Ho Nam, Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi, JaePil Cho, Michael J. Hayes. Uncertainty Characteristics in Future Prediction of Agrometeorological Indicators using a Climatic Water Budget Approach. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2015; 57 (2):1-13.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; JaePil Cho; Michael J. Hayes. 2015. "Uncertainty Characteristics in Future Prediction of Agrometeorological Indicators using a Climatic Water Budget Approach." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 57, no. 2: 1-13.

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Published: 30 March 2015 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Sang-Hyun Lee; Jin-Taek Kim; Jin-Kyu Choi. Analysis of Water Loss Rate and Irrigation Efficiency in Irrigation Canal at the Dong-Jin District. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2015, 57, 93 -101.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi, Won-Ho Nam, Sang-Hyun Lee, Jin-Taek Kim, Jin-Kyu Choi. Analysis of Water Loss Rate and Irrigation Efficiency in Irrigation Canal at the Dong-Jin District. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2015; 57 (2):93-101.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Sang-Hyun Lee; Jin-Taek Kim; Jin-Kyu Choi. 2015. "Analysis of Water Loss Rate and Irrigation Efficiency in Irrigation Canal at the Dong-Jin District." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 57, no. 2: 93-101.

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Published: 01 March 2015 in Agricultural Water Management
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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi. Has climate change already affected the spatial distribution and temporal trends of reference evapotranspiration in South Korea? Agricultural Water Management 2015, 150, 129 -138.

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Won-Ho Nam, Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi. Has climate change already affected the spatial distribution and temporal trends of reference evapotranspiration in South Korea? Agricultural Water Management. 2015; 150 ():129-138.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi. 2015. "Has climate change already affected the spatial distribution and temporal trends of reference evapotranspiration in South Korea?" Agricultural Water Management 150, no. : 129-138.

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Published: 30 January 2015 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Sang-Hyun Lee; Seung-Hwan Yoo. Impact Assessment of Liquid Manure Application on Soil and Shallow Groundwater in Poplar Experimental Site. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2015, 57, 25 -35.

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Eun-Mi Hong, Jin-Yong Choi, Won-Ho Nam, Sang-Hyun Lee, Seung-Hwan Yoo. Impact Assessment of Liquid Manure Application on Soil and Shallow Groundwater in Poplar Experimental Site. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2015; 57 (1):25-35.

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Eun-Mi Hong; Jin-Yong Choi; Won-Ho Nam; Sang-Hyun Lee; Seung-Hwan Yoo. 2015. "Impact Assessment of Liquid Manure Application on Soil and Shallow Groundwater in Poplar Experimental Site." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 57, no. 1: 25-35.

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Published: 30 January 2015 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Won-Ho Nam; Taegon Kim; Eun-Mi Hong; Michael J. Hayes; Mark D. Svoboda. Water Supply Risk Assessment of Agricultural Reservoirs using Irrigation Vulnerability Model and Cluster Analysis. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2015, 57, 59 -67.

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Won-Ho Nam, Taegon Kim, Eun-Mi Hong, Michael J. Hayes, Mark D. Svoboda. Water Supply Risk Assessment of Agricultural Reservoirs using Irrigation Vulnerability Model and Cluster Analysis. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2015; 57 (1):59-67.

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Won-Ho Nam; Taegon Kim; Eun-Mi Hong; Michael J. Hayes; Mark D. Svoboda. 2015. "Water Supply Risk Assessment of Agricultural Reservoirs using Irrigation Vulnerability Model and Cluster Analysis." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 57, no. 1: 59-67.

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Published: 30 September 2014 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Won Ho Nam; Eun Mi Hong; Min Won Jang; Jin Yong Choi. Projection of Consumptive Use and Irrigation Water for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model under Climate Change. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2014, 56, 77 -87.

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Won Ho Nam, Eun Mi Hong, Min Won Jang, Jin Yong Choi. Projection of Consumptive Use and Irrigation Water for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model under Climate Change. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2014; 56 (5):77-87.

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Won Ho Nam; Eun Mi Hong; Min Won Jang; Jin Yong Choi. 2014. "Projection of Consumptive Use and Irrigation Water for Major Upland Crops using Soil Moisture Model under Climate Change." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 56, no. 5: 77-87.

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Published: 31 July 2014 in Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Taegon Kim; Jin-Yong Choi. Projection of Future Water Supply Sustainability in Agricultural Reservoirs under RCP Climate Change Scenarios. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 2014, 56, 59 -68.

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Won-Ho Nam, Eun-Mi Hong, Taegon Kim, Jin-Yong Choi. Projection of Future Water Supply Sustainability in Agricultural Reservoirs under RCP Climate Change Scenarios. Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers. 2014; 56 (4):59-68.

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Won-Ho Nam; Eun-Mi Hong; Taegon Kim; Jin-Yong Choi. 2014. "Projection of Future Water Supply Sustainability in Agricultural Reservoirs under RCP Climate Change Scenarios." Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers 56, no. 4: 59-68.