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Research Saves Lives in Natural Disasters !

Christchurch Cathedral Square is under retrofitting and reconstruction after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

​The Smart Structure Lab. at Keimyung University is studying ways to improve local earthquake disaster recovery capabilities.

In particular, we are conducting various researches on seismic design methods

for buildings & bridges, and big data and

AI-based disaster management platforms

for urban earthquake disaster prevention.

Our research is dedicated to safeguarding human life and property from increasingly frequent and complex natural disasters.​​

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  • Seismic Isolation & Vibration Control

  • Sustainable Structural Systems

  • Optimum Structural Configurations

  • Natural Inspired Seismic Design

  • Vibration Structural Health Monitoring of Railway Transit

  • Urban-level Earthquake Disaster Prediction & Mitigation

  • Earthquake Disaster Management Platform (Ergo-EQ, IN-CORE)

  • National and Urban Level Earthquake Disaster Resilience Strategies

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​The Smart Structure Lab. maintains key national and international research collaborations, detailed below. We are highly proficient in constructing robust frameworks for earthquake disaster prevention and resilience.

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(Natural Disaster Team), Korea

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