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2026

Feb 17
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Updated: 6 days ago

October

  • Philippe Ciais visited us again after two years. We enjoyed many discussions. He gave a seminar about forest biomass.

  • Youngryel joined a remote sensing conference in Beijing. He met many old and new friends.

  • Happy birthday, Dongjin!

September

  • Csink project team visited the new flux tower site in unmanaged grassland in Jeju island

  • Juwon Kong from Yale visited us and gave a seminar. We enjoyed burger together too

  • Sheir Zaheer, former postdoc, visited us and gave a seminar about his DL works

  • Happy birthday, Youngryel!

  • Happy Birthday, Rui, Seongwoo and Hyunjung!

  • Jiabin Pu joined the lab as a postdoc. He recently graduated from Boston University. Welcome!

  • Youngryel, Changhyun and Jisun joined an annual science meeting of LEMONTREE in Ilse-

    Sur-La-Sorgue. We also visited Avignon while moving to the venue.


August

  • Youngryel visited Imperial College London for proposal meeting with Colin, Catherine and Alexander



  • Wonseok earned PhD degree! Congratulations!


  • Youngryel gave a lecture in SNU Energy Initiatives Summer School


  • Happy Birthday, Jooseo and Shaoyu!


July

  • Happy Birthday, Yunsoo and Beomjun!


  • Youngryel visited the Bay area and visited Dennis Baldocchi and his lab, Joe Berry, and NASA Ames. We discussed many exciting ideas

  • Jiwon Suh from University of Victoria visited us and gave a seminar





June

  • Youngryel joined a tropical ecology workshop hosted by Jin Wu in the University of Hong Kong. Scot Saleska, Tomas Domingues, Jeff Chambers also joined.


  • Youngryel, Shaoyu and Wonseok joined EARSeL conference hosted by Miina in Aalto University, Finland. We met old and new friends and enjoyed many discussion


  • Happy Birthday, Jeongho!

  • Worldcup!

May

  • Seokjin joined Geostationary Satellite workshop in Chiba University.


  • Greg Duveiller from Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry visited us! We enjoyed a lot fo discussion and foods!


  • Ryoungseob visited Chris Golden lab at Harvard forest to develop Madagascar rice map!

  • Helin, Weiguo, Pengfei and Yeseul joined EGU!

  • Happy Teacher's day! Thanks all!



April

  • William Woodgate from the University of Queensland visited us! He gave a seminar and enjoyed many exciting discussion, food and field trips.


  • Ryoungseob visited Chris Golden lab at Harvard for Madagascar rice mapping, and he joined an internal group meeting


March

  • Rui Sun joined the lab as a PhD student. Welcome!!

  • Youngryel, Huaize and Jeongho joined FLEX workshop in Bonn, Germany. They gave all oral presentations and exchanged many ideas about SIF!

  • Youngryel visited Shenzhen and met Zhenzhong Zeng at Sustech



February

  • Seongwoo and Joonhwan earned Master degree. Congratulations!

  • Myunghan was awarded the best graduate student by our major! Congratulations!

  • Youngryel visited the Bay area. He joined SNU EI and Stanford Doerr School workshop where he gave a talk about monitoring photosynthesis from cell to the planet. He also visited UC Berkeley where he met Dennis Baldocchi, Trevor Keenan, Carlos Wang, and had a dinner at Joe Berry's home with Sungchan. Very short but intensive, fruitful trip!


  • Qidi Shu from Hong Kong Polytech finished the half-year visit to our lab. We had farewell parties for him. We hope our friendship could go lifelong~


  • Yeji Kim, our former member, visited SNU and gave a seminar about how to enter the great companies!


  • Our crews visited some forest sites to validate tall tree heights. Very challenging to bring TLS and scan the trees >45 degree slopes!



January

  • Field trip to Suwon city for TLS scanning for street trees

  • Field trip to Taehwa Mt. Trees around the flux tower were harvested to test forest recovery and C cycle

  • Seokjin and Yunsoo joined SNU Energy Initiatives Winter school. Youngryel also joined and gave a lecture about photosynthesis


  • Seungjun Lee from Cornell visited us and gave a talk about his SIF work


  • Dohee Kim from TAMU visited us and gave a talk about her C13 work


 
 
 

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Oct 06

Taehwa Mt.'s harvested trees needed a per-stem ID before the cut, plus stump height and species recorded, otherwise the recovery biomass can't be tied back to the flux footprint. On the >45° slope scans, four RTK ground points per plot would fix the tilt skew. Keeping that metadata in a visual workspace for mapping scan positions and tree IDs makes the Suwon street-tree runs comparable too.

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