RESEARCH
Research & Technology
Our analyses are directly tied to GE Lab's academic research. Below are six core papers currently under peer review at SCI(E) journals.
Technology Stack
CFD · Numerical
ML Surrogates
Hydrologic Simulation
Spatial Optimization
GIS · Geospatial
Visualization
Recent Research — Under Review
Urban Hydrology · LID(3)
Continuous Soil Moisture Dynamics for Urban Stormwater Modeling Using Neural ODE: A Physics-Informed Approach for Seoul
Advances in Water Resources · Under Review
Physics-informed Neural ODE for continuous soil moisture dynamics, paired with the GE-Water distributed hydrological engine. Validated on 21 storm events in Seocho-gu with R² = 0.983.
Dynamic Antecedent Moisture Coupling in Continuous EPA-SWMM Simulation: LID Performance Under Seoul Monsoon Variability (2019–2020)
Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies · Under Review
Dynamic Green-Ampt IMD coupling that overcomes static AMC limitations. Built on a 2,497-conduit GIS trunk sewer network for Seocho/Gangnam-gu — Mixed LID at 40% coverage yields 39.6% annual runoff and 33.8% peak-flow reduction.
AI-Enhanced Spatial Optimization of Permeable Pavement for Urban Stormwater Management: Surrogate Modeling, NSGA-II, and SHAP Analysis in Seocho-gu, Seoul
Climate Risk Management · Under Review
XGBoost surrogate (R²=0.79) + NSGA-II multi-objective optimization shows that 30–50% permeable-pavement coverage is the cost-effective sweet spot, with SHAP identifying high-impact sub-districts.
Street-Tree Safety (Wind-Fatigue)(2)
Fatigue Life Assessment of Urban Street Trees under Wind Loading: Effects of Decay Progression and Soil Conditions
Trees · Under Review
Integrated ABAQUS dynamic FE + Kaimal-spectrum wind + rainflow + Miner's rule + Weibull. Quantifies fatigue-life differences across five Korean street-tree species (Korean Ministry of Environment R&D 2022003570004).
Probabilistic Eccentric Decay Geometry: Monte Carlo Confidence Intervals on the Wind-Fatigue Life of Urban Street Trees
International Journal of Fatigue · Under Review
Relaxes the classical concentric-cavity assumption with 10,000 Monte Carlo eccentric geometries. A first-order Sobol decomposition attributes 99.6% of variance to normalized eccentricity — a statistical basis for prioritizing sonic-tomography surveys.
All six papers are currently under peer review at SCI(E) journals. Manuscript copies are available on request via the contact page.