Tianying Chang | Data Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Tianying Chang | Data Engineering | Research Excellence Award

Professor | Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China

Tianying Chang focuses on optical sensing, fiber optic systems, and terahertz spectroscopy. Their research advances high-sensitivity measurement techniques, distributed acoustic sensing, and signal processing methods. With strong contributions to instrumentation and photonics, they develop innovative models and algorithms for real-time monitoring, detection, and analysis in engineering and applied physics domains.

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Phase Correction Based on Adaptive Fading Feedback in Distributed Fiber Acoustic Sensing Systems
– IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2025 | Citations: 1

Terahertz spectroscopy studies on dielectric and thermal stability properties of polymer resins
– Journal of the Optical Society of America B, 2025 

Distributed Fiber Optic Acoustic Sensing System Based on Fading Mask Autoencoder and Application in Water Navigation Security Events Identification
– Acta Photonica Sinica, 2025 

Tunnel damage detection based on finite element simulation and optical fiber sensing
– Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024 | Citations: 2

Accurate detection of neotame hydrates and their transformation using terahertz spectroscopy
– Infrared Physics and Technology, 2024 | Citations: 2

Jihyun Kim | Data-Driven Decision Making | Research Excellence Award

Ms. Jihyun Kim | Data-Driven Decision Making | Research Excellence Award

Professor | University of Seoul | South Korea

Ms. Jihyun Kim is a researcher in Transportation Engineering with a focus on data-driven analysis of traffic systems and emerging mobility technologies. Her research explores traveler behavior, safety, and operational performance using advanced statistical modeling and simulation-based approaches. She has conducted studies on e-scooter operations on sidewalks using VR simulators to evaluate safety and applicability under realistic conditions. Her work also includes the development of intersection- and roundabout-specific gap acceptance models, incorporating environmental factors such as rainfall. Through her research, she contributes evidence-based insights to support safer, smarter, and more efficient urban transportation systems.

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