Seonkyoo Yoon

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Dr. Seonkyoo Yoon is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, USA. His research focuses on the assessment and modeling of fluid transport phenomena in fractured media, including contamination dynamics, reactive transport, and fluid interactions in porous and fractured aquifers. His recent work includes studies on the impacts of rock media transitions on contaminant distribution and the influence of variable-density flows on focused flow dynamics.

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Yonsei University

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Evaluation of the impact of transition from porous to fractured rock media on 3D field-scale DNAPLs contamination

Effects of Dead‐End Fractures on Non‐Fickian Transport in Three‐Dimensional Discrete Fracture Networks

Inertia and diffusion effects on reactive transport with fluid-solid reactions in rough fracture flows

Inverse estimation of multiple contaminant sources in three-dimensional heterogeneous aquifers with variable-density flows

Mixing-Induced Bimolecular Reactive Transport in Rough Channel Flows: Pore-Scale Simulation and Stochastic Upscaling

Emergence of Unstable Focused Flow Induced by Variable‐Density Flows in Vertical Fractures

Flux exchange between fracture and matrix dictates late-time tracer tailing

Gravity-driven controls on fluid and carbonate precipitation distributions in fractures

Quantification of long-term fate and health-risk of remobilized radiocesium through porous and fractured aquifers below a dam

Optimal fluid stretching for mixing-limited reactions in rough channel flows

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Peter K. Kang

L. J. Pyrak‐Nolte

Weon Shik Han

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