Abstract The source-receptor relationship of atmospheric mercury is a critical environmental concern. However, comprehensive evaluations of mercury pollution based on spatially resolved and time-averaged data have not yet been conducted in... Read More
Abstract Increasing heatwave intensity and mortality demand timely and accurate heatwave prediction. The present study focused on teleconnection, the influence of distant land and ocean variability on local weather events, to drive long-ter... Read More
Abstract 1 This study suggests a methodology for probabilistic forecasts of the extreme heat events in East Asia based on an operational global ensemble prediction used by the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA). It focuses on the med... Read More
Professor Myong-In Lee from the Department of Civil, Urban, Earth, and Environment Engineering at UNIST has been honored with the ‘Science and Technology Medal of Honor’ in the Science and Technology Promotion Sector at the cele... Read More
A groundbreaking technology has been developed to assess the risk of summer heat waves, providing essential data for mitigating risks associated with heat-related illnesses. Professor Jungho Im and his research team in the Department of Civ... Read More
A groundbreaking technology that combines satellite data and numerical model data for forest fire detection has been developed, offering a more comprehensive and adaptable approach to monitor and respond to wildfires. This innovative soluti... Read More
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