Korea W3C OfficeThe Korea W3C Office is situated at ETRI/PEC in Daejeon, Republic of Korea.
ETRI(Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)
which is the largest research institute in the field of
telecommunications and information in Korea, was created in
1976. ETRI is sponsored mostly by the Korean government.
The missions of ETRI are (i) creating innovative technologies
and developing knowledge-driven industries; (ii) research for
standardization and security of technical information; and
(iii) providing technical guidance in the IT field and
cultivating the nation's technology leaders.
The PEC(Protocol
Engineering Center) was founded in October 1989, and aims at
coping with an open communications environment through various
studies related to technological and legal aspects of
telecommunications standardization.
In the center, approximately 60 researchers work under an
annual project. The PEC has several missions for national
standardization such as developing technical specifications,
basic research for draft standard making, and both
international and domestic cooperation & coordination. The
research scopes of the PEC cover the development of standards
and advancing standards research.
The PEC also performs research on standardization of wireless
internet, telephone number portability technology, promotions
of expert activities for international standardization
activities, research on regulation and standardization for
wired/radio telecommunications, and research on space and the
environments of customer premises facilities. Recently, we have
been focusing greater attention on standardization for the
broad use of wireless Internet and e-commerce.
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Dr. Seungyun Lee has been working for ETRI since 1999. He started in Protocol Engineering Center to develop the technology and standards for Next Generation Internet Protocol. He is team leader of the Service Convergence Standards Research Team in Protocol Engineering Center dealing with the Next Generation Web. He has also been actively involved in a long list of international and domestic standardization activities including the following activites: working with IETF since 2000 produced the 1st RFC in Korea (RFC3338), working with ITU-T since 2005 to develop the web-based convergence service standard in NGN environment, being Rapporteur of IRT (Internet Related Topic) EG (Expert Group) at ASTAP. Recently, he has lead the foundation of the Mobile Web 2.0 Forum in Korea and he is in charge of MobileOK Task Force of Mobile Web 2.0 Forum. |
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Kangchan Lee is the Deputy Manager of the Korea Office. He
received his B.S., M.S, and Ph.D. in computer
engineering from Chungnam National University in 1994, in
1996 and in 2001, respectively. He joined ETRI in 2001,
where he is currently working as a senior member of
research staff, and his major research interests are
database integration technology, distributed system
integration, digital library, information retrieval and
database, and structured document, etc.
At present, he is chair of XML-SIG in ETRI, and works on the fields of promoting standardization activities within the ETRI. He also develope wireless Internet standards & WWW-related standards. |
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Wonsuk Lee is the Co-ordinator of the Korea Office. He received his B.S. in computer science from Paichai University in 1996, and his M.S in computer engineering from Chungnam National University in 1998. He is currently working on his Ph.D. Wonsuk joined ETRI in 2003, where he is member of the research staff; his interests include Web Services, Mobile Web, Ubiquitous Web, etc. He also works in the fields of service convergence and promoting standardization activities within ETRI. |
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Hyejin Park is the Co-ordinator of the Korea Office. She had her tertiary education at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, where she gained B.E. in Engineering Science (2000) and Master of Operations Research degree (2002). After completing her Masters degree, she joined Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute in Korea as researcher. Her major research interest so far has been e-Business platform, RFID middleware development and their applications, where important web technologies such as Web Services, SOAP, XML, ebXML, etc. were required. While performing the research, she had chances to experience standardization activities performed at OASIS, UN/CEFACT, and EPCglobal. She is currently working on developing promotin plan for Korean standardization expert's activites. |
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