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Jae-Hun Jo

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Inha University

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Jae-Hun Jo is an Assistant Professor at Inha University in South Korea. His research areas focus on building performance and environmental control systems, particularly in high-rise buildings. He has published several articles on topics such as stack-driven pressure differences, mean radiant temperature measurement, and the optimization of airflow in multi-zone buildings.

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Development of a Regenerative Intelligent Framework for Achieving Airtightness Performance in Zero Energy Buildings

Open Date: 2026-03-01

Close Date: 2031-02-01

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Airflow mapping according to pressure distribution in buildings and corresponding multiphysics analysis

Open Date: 2021-05-01

Close Date: 2027-04-01

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Eui-Jong Kim

Inha University

SOUTH KOREA

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Articles (15)

Experimental demonstration of penalty-based distributed MPC for peak load and cost reduction in a dual-zone building test bed

Real-time estimation of global tilted irradiance using a multi-directional pyranometer: a 1-min hybrid decomposition–transposition framework

Ten questions concerning stack effect issues in high-rise buildings

Stack effect in high-rise buildings: A comprehensive review on theoretical mechanisms, impacts, and evaluation methods

Demonstrating the use of absolute pressure sensors for monitoring stack-driven pressure differences in high-rise buildings

Measuring and implementing mean radiant temperature in buildings: Technical review

Assessing stack-induced infiltration loads by predicting neutral pressure levels in high-rise buildings

A novel method for evaluating stack pressure in real high-rise buildings: Optimization of measurement points

Mixed air temperature reset by data-driven model for optimal economizer control

Proposal of Three Methods for Deriving Representative Mean Radiant Temperatures Considering Zone Spatial Distributions

A Visualized Method of Airflow between Adjacent Zones inside a Multizone Building Based on Pressure Difference Frequency: Airflow Mapping

A Sensing-Based Visualization Method for Representing Pressure Distribution in a Multi-Zone Building by Floor

A virtual sensor network for pressure distribution inside a multi-zone building based on spatial adjacency relationships and multivariate adaptive regression spline

Field Study on Impact of Mechanical Pressurization on Pressure Distribution in High-Rise Buildings

Review of infiltration and airflow models in building energy simulations for providing guidelines to building energy modelers

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Eui-Jong Kim

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