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Lee, Jae Woon (June )
Dr Jae Woon (June) Lee has been working, teaching and researching in the field of aviation law and policy since 2004, and is a renowned aviation law expert. His main research and teaching interests are aviation law and competition law.
Prof. Lee has seven years of legal affairs experience in the airline industry, advising the company on issues relating to company liability, government regulation and competition law matters. He has also acted as legal advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea on aviation law issues and regularly attended the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Legal Committee as a Korean delegate.
Prof. Lee has published on various aviation legal issues in both major air law journals and other leading journals of trade law, company law, competition law, and public international law. He serves on the editorial board of the Annals of Air and Space Law.
Prof. Lee has served as a consultant/expert to government and international agencies, including the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, International Air Transport Association and the Hong Kong Competition Commission. He frequently presents at academic and aviation industry conferences and regularly comments in the media.https://commons.erau.edu/aviasian-bios-2021/1010/thumbnail.jp
Jae Yeon Lee
Titres : Ideal Swimming Pool (c) Jae Yeon Lee. Image reproduite avec l'aimable autorisation de l'artiste. Tous droits réservés Artiste : Jae Yeon Lee Nationalité/pays : Corée du sud Année : 2012 Technique : broderie Concept : Ce projet souligne la nature irréaliste de l'espace en présentant une piscine comme un lieu idéal. Cette œuvre utilise la broderie pour créer une piscine. Ce travail se concentre sur le matériau, le fil, et ses effets. Elle représente également l'eau et ..
Jae Won Lee, Internal Distance(s) Mid - Career Retrospective
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Oakland University Art Gallery, January 10 – February 22, 2009. Contains essay by Dick Goody.Excerpt from essay by Dick Goody: There is something universal in the act of contemplating nature; there is something contextual too. For example, imagine walking down a path and homing in on a particularly attractive leaf; now, pick up the leaf and weigh its beauty. But also consider all the other things that come to mind. The work of Jae Won Lee focuses on the formalistic beauty of nature. All the other things that come to mind, which inform her work, she consigns obliquely away to be separately archived
Replication data for: The Cross-Sectional Distribution of Price Stickiness Implied by Aggregate Data
Carvalho, Carlos, Dam, Niels Arne, and Lee, Jae Won, (2020) "The Cross-Sectional Distribution of Price Stickiness Implied by Aggregate Data." Review of Economics and Statistics 102:1, 162-179
Replication data for: The Cross-Sectional Distribution of Price Stickiness Implied by Aggregate Data
Carvalho, Carlos, Dam, Niels Arne, and Lee, Jae Won, (2020) "The Cross-Sectional Distribution of Price Stickiness Implied by Aggregate Data." Review of Economics and Statistics 102:1, 162-179
Optimal placement of piezoelectric actuators in intelligent structures using genetic algorithms
Study of a reduced and internally biased oxide wafer PZT actuator and its integration with shape memory alloy
Large displacement piezoelectric actuators of a new kind-RAINBOW (reduced and internally biased oxide wafer) actuators, which are composed of reduced and unreduced layers-were prepared from PZT (Pb(ZrxTi1-x)O-3) by chemical reduction. The distribution of stress inside the RAINBOW structure and its actuating properties were both studied. It is found that the optimal ratio of reduced layer thickness for the RAINBOW structure is 0.3; reduced RAINBOW PZT has a lower resonance frequency and a three-times-larger displacement than traditional PZT; furthermore, the possibility of integration of PZT and SMA (shape memory alloy) was also explored. The PVD (physical vapor deposition) method was applied to deposit SMA coatings on the reduced layers of RAINBOW PZT patches. Results of mechanical and actuating experiments show that this is a reasonable idea for manufacturing actuators with better performance.This work was financially supported by the Chinese
Aeronautics Foundation (04G52042). In addition, the author was also supported by the Brain Korea 21 program in
KAIST
Optimal placement of piezoelectric sensors and actuators for vibration control of a composite plate using genetic algorithms
In this paper, the placement of piezoelectric sensors and actuators has been studied. Genetic algorithms have been used to find efficient locations of piezoelectric sensors and actuators of a smart composite place. Locations of both sensors and actuators have been determined with consideration of controllability, observability and spillover prevention. The composite specimen with piezoelectric sensors and actuators has been prepared according to the optimization result. The experimental vibration control shows significant vibration reduction for the controlled modes with little effect on the residual modes. In addition, the closed loop system is observed to be robust with respect to system parameter variations.The present work was supported by the Korea Science and
Engineering Foundation (project No 96-0200-05-01-3). This
support is gratefully acknowledged
Active damping enhancement of composite plates with electrode designed piezoelectric materials
The characteristics of the actuation effectiveness of piezo-laminated plates have been investigated. Finite element procedures based on the first order shear deformation theory have been developed. The actuation effectiveness of each portion of a piezoelectric material has been obtained. For a twisting mode, a large amount of cancel out effect is observed. The first order perturbation analysis shows that in case of direct negative velocity feedback, control performance increases when the cancel out effect decreases. A simple and effective electrode design method has been suggested with the idea of electrode shaping such as a combination of subareas without cancel out effects for the modes under consideration. In the present study, a cantilevered plate with piezoelectric polymer on both surfaces is considered. Best electrode shapes which have extremum values for each cost function are obtained.The authors gratefully acknowledge the support of this work by Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (project No.93-0700-02-01-3)
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