Sang-young Park Keywords korea smart cities smart water management Read more about Sang-young Park Sang-young Park is a water resource management specialist with a background in integrated water resource management (IWRM), smart water management, and climate change mitigation measure. He worked at Korea Water Forum as an Executive Director and ADB Indonesian Residence Mission as an international consultant. Currently, he works for the Korea-Mekong Water Resources Management Research Center, which promotes and improves the Mekong-Republic of Korea cooperation on sustainable and integrated water resources management. About the Korea Water Resource Corporation
[Webinar Recording] Green Public Transportation and New Transit Smart City Development through K-City Network Read more about [Webinar Recording] Green Public Transportation and New Transit Smart City Development through K-City Network This session presented insights and technologies on solutions to enhance safety, mobility, efficency, sustainability of transport systems including intelligent transportations systems (ITS), bus rapid transit (BRT), as well as Business Information System (BIS), and Automatic Fare Collection System.
[Webinar Recording] Energy Management System in Urban Context: Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Smart Metering Management Read more about [Webinar Recording] Energy Management System in Urban Context: Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Smart Metering Management This session discussed various initiatives for low-carbon transition (shifting to renewable energy, role of design and construction to achieve zero energy buildings); enhancement of efficiency and reliability of power systems (energy storage system); and monitoring and management of supply and consumption (Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Smart Metering Management).
[Webinar Recording] Integrated Water Management: Digital Solutions and Governance Read more about [Webinar Recording] Integrated Water Management: Digital Solutions and Governance This session shared how the Republic of Korea, through its K-City Network Global Program, utilizes integrated water management approaches, and smart technologies to restore and protect ecosystems and natural resources. The sessions also shared smart solutions such as AI-supported and cloud-based smart metering systems, intelligent water leakage management systems, and Seoul Water’s asset management mechanisms that help sustain efficient service delivery to around 10 million residents of Seoul.