Jae-Ha Park
Papers
2
Total Citations
5
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2
About
Jae-Ha Park is a researcher specializing in non-destructive testing (NDT) and robotic inspection systems for natural gas pipelines. His primary research focuses on the development of remote field eddy current testing (RFECT) technologies, particularly for "unpiggable" pipelines—those that cannot be inspected using conventional in-line inspection tools. Park’s major contributions include designing RFECT systems with extendible receiving sensors and parallel lock-in amplifiers, which enhance detection sensitivity and adaptability for complex pipeline geometries. His work on the RFECT system for in-line inspection robots has laid foundational methods for inspecting hard-to-reach infrastructure, addressing critical safety and maintenance challenges in the energy sector. While his most-cited papers have garnered a modest number of citations (3 and 2, respectively), they represent early-stage innovations that are vital for advancing robotic NDT. Park’s achievements include integrating sensor arrays and signal processing techniques to improve defect detection in metallic pipelines, a key step toward more reliable and automated pipeline integrity management. His research continues to influence the design of inspection robots for aging gas infrastructure.
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