Hyung-Joon Kim

Professor

Seoul National University

South Korea

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Hyung-Joon Kim is a Professor at the University of Seoul, South Korea. His research interests encompass seismic risk evaluation, the structural behavior of steel components, and machine learning applications in civil engineering. Recent publications include studies on seismic retrofit strategies and the performance of steel shear walls and connections in modular buildings.

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Hyung-Joon Kim

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Articles (12)

Seismic risk evaluation of pipeline supporting chevron steel concentrically braced frames designed according to general steel design requirements

A comprehensive method for evaluating compressive strength and buckling behavior of corner gusset plates with various shapes

Machine learning-based prediction of hysteretic behaviors of two-side clamped steel shear walls

Seismic Retrofit Strategy Reducing Torsion-Induced Higher Mode Effects of Torsionally-Coupled Low-Rise Buildings

Development of numerical model capturing cyclic behavior of Two-Side clamped infill plates

Load-Carrying Mechanism of Post-Tensioned Inter-Module Connections Implemented into Modular Steel Buildings

Comparative Investigation on Structural Behaviors of Two-Side Clamped Thin Plates Made of Low-Yield Point Steel

Post-buckling strengths of steel-plate shear walls with two-side clamped boundary conditions

Analytical Evaluation of MCE Collapse Performance of Seismically Base Isolated Buildings Located at Low-to-Moderate Seismicity Regions

Analytical Study on Structural Behaviors of Post-Tensioned Column-Base Connections for Steel Modular Structures

Cyclic response of rectangular RC columns retrofitted by hybrid FRP sheets

Macro-Modelling Approach for the In-Plane Cyclic Response of Cold-Formed Steel Partition Walls

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