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About KRISS Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science

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Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) is a government-funded, public researchinstitute that has actively worked on fundamental science and key technologies as a world-leading nationalmetrology institute.

KRISS undertakes to maintain traceability in measurement to the SI unit system through calibration andother services, as well as to improve measurement capabilities. It contributes to develop more accuratemeasurement and tests for industry and society. We share our expertise with relevant regional andinternational organizations, and leading international metrology communities.

Through our dedication and international collaboration, we promote international measurementequivalency among countries and aim to contribute to improving economic performance in industry,commerce, and trade. Our services include joint projects, training, and technical consultation.

Vision and Mission

The world’s leading national metrology institute contributing to enhancing national competitiveness andquality of life.

As Korea’s National Metrology Institute (NMI), KRISS’s mission is:

● Establishment and improvement of national measurement standards;

● Research and development of standards and metrology;

● Dissemination of national measurement standards.

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KRISS Organization Chart Contents

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This booklet introduces the expertise and services of the Korea Research Institute of Standards andScience (KRISS) with a list of main contact people, including telephone numbers and email addresses.

About KRISS ................................................................................................................................................... 3Organization Chart .......................................................................................................................................... 4Contents.......................................................................................................................................................... 5Measurement Expertise ................................................................................................................................. 6

Office of the President ............................................................................................................................... 7

Office of the Vice President ...................................................................................................................... 8

Division of Physical Metrology ............................................................................................................ 9Center for Length .................................................................................................................................... 10Center for Time and Frequency ............................................................................................................... 11Center for Mass and Related Quantities ................................................................................................ 12Center for Thermometry .......................................................................................................................... 13Center for Photometry and Radiometry .................................................................................................. 14Center for Electricity and Magnetism ..................................................................................................... 15Center for Electromagnetic Wave ........................................................................................................... 16Center for Fluid Flow and Acoustics ....................................................................................................... 17

Division of Metrology for Quality of Life ............................................................................................ 18Center for Gas Analysis ........................................................................................................................... 19Center for Bioanalysis ............................................................................................................................. 20Center for Inorganic Analysis ................................................................................................................. 21Center for Organic Analysis .................................................................................................................... 22Center for Ionizing Radiation .................................................................................................................. 23Center for Safety Measurement ............................................................................................................. 25

Division of Industrial Metrology ......................................................................................................... 26Center for New Functional Materials Metrology ................................................................................... 27Center for Energy Materials Metrology .................................................................................................. 28Center for Nanomaterials Characterization ............................................................................................ 29Center for Nanometrology ..................................................................................................................... 30Center for Vacuum Technology ............................................................................................................... 32Center for Space Optics........................................................................................................................... 34Center for Advanced Instrumentation ..................................................................................................... 35

Division of Convergence Technology ................................................................................................ 36Center for Quantum Measurement Science ........................................................................................... 37Center for Nano-Bio Convergence .......................................................................................................... 38Center for Brain and Cognition Measurement ....................................................................................... 39Center for Medical Metrology ................................................................................................................ 41

Division of Technology Services ........................................................................................................ 42Center for Calibration and Measurement Services ............................................................................... 43Center for SME Partnership .................................................................................................................... 44Center for Technology Transfer .............................................................................................................. 45Center for Environmental Measurement Services ................................................................................. 46National Center for Standard Reference Data ....................................................................................... 47

Center for Blue Ocean Creation (BOC) ................................................................................................ 48

Division of Policy and Strategy ............................................................................................................ 49

Division of Planning and Communication ......................................................................................... 50

Division of Management Services....................................................................................................... 51

Office of Global Partnership & Global Metrology Academy........................................................... 52

Access to KRISS ...................................................................................................................................... 53

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People at KRISS

KRISS’s reputation relies upon its great people and excellent experts. Approximately 400 KRISS people work at

its 500,147 square meter site in Daejeon. The researchers are grouped into four divisions for R&D, four

divisions for Service & Management. Each division is made up of specialized centers and dedicated to

improving its measurement capabilities and services.

R&D Activities

Since its establishment in 1975, KRISS has participated in a wide range of research and development projects

relating to national standards, as well as measurement science and technology, to meet the demands of

industry. According to the funding sources, current R&D projects can be categorized into:● Basic research projects funded by the government contribution;● Contracted research projects with Ministries of Government, including the Ministry of Education,

Science and Technology, the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, and the Ministry of Environment;● Contracted research projects with other governmental agencies and industries.

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Measurement Expertise Office of the President

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President, Dr. Dae-Im Kang

..................................................... (Tel: +82-42-868-5001 / Fax: +82-42-868-5044) [email protected]

The missions of the Office of the President include:● Coordinating the institute’s vision, mission, and function;● Devising the institute’s management strategies and mapping out long-term development plan;● Cooperating with international metrology communities and enhancing strategic international

activities;● Encouraging research and development of measurement standards

Division of Policy and Strategy ................................ Dr. Sungkyu Yu (5070) ................... [email protected]

Division of Planning and Communication ................ Mr. Jaesung Pae (5090)................. [email protected]

Division of Management Services ........................... Mr. Yeon Sik Ha (5060) ................. [email protected]

Office of Global Partnership..................................... Dr. Hyong-Ha Kim (5369) .............. [email protected]

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Mr. Dong Gyu Moon (5060) ........ [email protected]

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Office of the Vice President Division of Physical Metrology

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Director, Dr. Seung Nam Park........................................................ (Tel: +82-42-868-5010 / Fax: +82-42-868-5012) ... [email protected]

The Division of Physical Metrology is responsible for developing, maintaining and disseminating nationalmeasurement standards for the six base units of the International System of Units (SI), as well as theirderived units. The division also focuses on developing new measurement standards for emergingindustries.

The division adopts the following 3S policy.● Standards: Establishing the excellent national measurement standards and achieving international

traceability;● Science: Developing new metrological technologies to support emerging industries;● Service: Doing our utmost for customer satisfaction

Vice President, Dr. Jin Seog Kim

....................................................... (Tel: +82-42-868-5003 / Fax: +82-42-868-5033) ... [email protected]

The roles of the Office of the Vice President are:● Overall coordination of R&D activities;● Supervision of operation and management activities.

Division of Physical Metrology .................................. Dr. Seung Nam Park (5010) ............ [email protected]

Division of Metrology for Quality of Life ................... Dr. Sang-Ryoul Park (5020) ............. [email protected]

Division of Industrial Metrology ................................ Dr. Yun-Woo Lee (5030) ................. [email protected]

Division of Convergence Technology ........................ Dr. Se Jin Park (5050) ..................... [email protected]

Division of Technology Services................................ Dr. Jin Wan Chung (5040) ............... [email protected]

Center for Blue Ocean Creation................................. Dr. Il-Bum Kwon (5326) ................... [email protected]

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Head, Dr. Jae Wan Kim ............. (Tel: +82-42-868-5107/ Fax: +82-42-868-5608) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Length is responsible for establishing, maintaining, enhancing, and disseminating the nationalmeasurement standards for length such as laser frequencies, linear dimensions, angles and simple & complexforms.

The objectives of the center are:● To maintain and develop national measurement standards for length-related quantities and make them

accessible to customers in a more practical form;● To disseminate the above measurement standards to industries through calibration service;● To develop new measurement methods for the above quantities to meet customer needs, and to promote

the international standardization of these methods to ensure international harmonization.

Dimensional MetrologyStabilized laser of the mise en pratique ................... Dr. Ho Suhng Suh (5108) ................ [email protected] dimensions ..................................................... Dr. Tae Bong Eom (5100) ................ [email protected].......................................................................... Dr. Jae Wan Kim (5107) ................. [email protected] block measurements ...................................... Dr. Chu-Shik Kang (5103) ............... [email protected] texture .......................................................... Dr. Jonghan Jin (5867) ................... [email protected] standards ........................................................... Dr. Jong-Ahn Kim (5683) ................ [email protected] interferometry .................................................. Dr. Cheon Il Eom (5699) .................. [email protected] survey ........................................................ Dr. Ho Suhng Suh (5108) ................ [email protected] Range sensing .................................................. Dr. Jung Jae Park (5640) ................ [email protected] service ..................................................... Mr. Don Yeong Jeong (5601) ......... [email protected].................................................................................. Ms. Myoung Soon Kim (5101) ........ [email protected]

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Center for Time and FrequencyDiv. of Physical Metrology

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Head, Dr. Dai-Hyuk Yu .............. (Tel: +82-42-868-5145/ Fax: +82-42-868-5287) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Time and Frequency is responsible for establishing, maintaining, enhancing, anddisseminating the national measurement standards for time and frequency.

The objectives of the center are:● To generate UTC (KRIS) and TA (KRIS) with cesium atomic clocks and hydrogen masers;● To make time and frequency comparison via satellites and contribute to the generation of UTC and

TAI;● To disseminate the national standard time to the public, institutions and industries;● To offer calibration and test service for industry in time and frequency field;● To develop microwave/optical frequency standards for realization and future redefinition of the SI

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Time and FrequencyTime scale ................................................................ Dr. Taeg Yong Kwon (5141) .......... [email protected] frequency standard .............................. Dr. Sang Eon Park (5723) ............... [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Sang-Bum Lee (5142) .............. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Myoung-Sun Heo (5143) ......... [email protected] frequency standard ...................................... Dr. Dai-Hyuk Yu (5145) .................. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Chang Yong Park (5730) .......... [email protected]

Dr. Won-Kyu Lee (5698) ................ [email protected] and frequency transfer ................................... Dr. Chang Bok Lee (5140) .............. [email protected] .................................................................................. Dr. Seong Hoon Yang (5147) ......... [email protected]

Dr. Young Kyu Lee (5569) ............. [email protected] .......................................................... Dr. Young Beom Kim (5146) .......... [email protected].................................................................................. Mr. Jong Koo Lee (5148) ............... [email protected] interferometer ................................... Dr. Jongchul Mun (5866) .............. [email protected]

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Center for Mass and Related Quantities

Head, Dr. Yon-Kyu Park ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5240 / Fax: +82-42-868-5249) .... [email protected]

The Center for Mass and Related Quantities is responsible for the maintenance and development of nationalmeasurement standards for mass, density, volume, pressure, vacuum, force, torque, and the acceleration ofgravity.

The objectives of the center are:● To maintain and develop national measurement standards for mass and related quantities;● To disseminate the above measurement standards to industries through calibration services;● To develop new technologies of measurement for the above quantities and to promote international

standardization of these methods to ensure international harmonization

Mass........................................................................... Dr. Sungjun Lee (5815) .................. [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Woo Gab Lee (5112) ............... [email protected] and volume.................................................... Dr. Yong Jae Lee (5244) ................. [email protected] Pressure and vacuum ................................................. Dr. In-Mook Choi (5117) ................. [email protected] ................................................................................... Dr. Seung Soo Hong (5122) ........... [email protected] ................................................................................... Dr. Han-Wook Song (5821) ............ [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Tae-Heon Yang (5948) ............. [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Sam-Yong Woo (5118) ............. [email protected]

Force and torque......................................................... Dr. Yon-Kyu Park (5240).................. [email protected] ................................................................................... Dr. Min-Seok Kim (5242) ............... [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Jong Ho Kim (5241) .................. [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Jae-Hyuk Choi (5712) ............... [email protected]

Gravity ....................................................................... Dr. In-Mook Choi (5117) ................. [email protected] balance project.................................................. Dr. Jinhee Kim (5154) .................... [email protected] ................................................................................... Dr. Kwang-Cheol Lee (5737) .......... [email protected]................................................................................... Mr. Byung Chill Woo (5162) .......... [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Dong Min Kim (5457) ............... [email protected]

Head, Dr. Yong-Gyoo Kim ....... (Tel: +82-42-868-5634 / Fax: +82-42-868- 5012) [email protected]

The Center for Thermometry is responsible for the realization and dissemination of Kelvin for temperature.The center mainly works on the realization and dissemination of the international temperature scale of1990 (ITS-90), and on the measurement standards for humidity/moisture and thermophysical properties.The center is also driving researches on the thermodynamic temperature measurement, water permeabilitythrough thin membrane, thermal properties of liquid, and evaluation of the thermoelectric Peltier module.

Thermometry ResearchContact thermometry in general .............................. Dr. Yong-Gyoo Kim (5634) .......... [email protected] Platinum resistance thermometry ................................. Dr. Wuk Chul Joung (5192) ............... [email protected]

- Low temperature thermometry ..................................... Dr. In Seok Yang (5772) ..................... [email protected]

- Thermocouple thermometry ........................................... Dr. Yong-Gyoo Kim (5634) ................. [email protected]

Thermophysical properties in general ..................... Dr. Sang Hyun Lee (5199) .......... [email protected] Thermal diffusivity by LF ............................................... Dr. Sang Hyun Lee (5199) ................. [email protected]

- Thermal conductivity by GHP ........................................ Dr. Su Yong Kwon (5711) .................. [email protected]

Humidity and moisture standards ............................ Dr. Byung IL Choi (5275).............. [email protected]

Calibration and Testing ServiceThermometers .......................................................... Dr. Yong-Gyoo Kim (5634)........... [email protected] properties....................................... Dr. Sang Hyun Lee (5199) .......... [email protected] and moisture ............................................ Dr. Byung IL Choi (5275).............. [email protected]


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Head, Dr. Dong Hoon Lee ......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5706 / Fax: +82-42-868-5022) .... [email protected]

The Center for Photometry and Radiometry is responsible for the realization and dissemination of two SI units:the Candela for luminous intensity and the Kelvin for temperature above silver point. The Center for Photometryand Radiometry is working to realize and disseminate photometric and radiometric quantities based on anabsolute cryogenic radiometer and a blackbody source. The Center is also working on colorimetry, fiber opticand display-related metrology. Recent research activities include UV and infrared radiometry, LED measurementand application, display metrology, quantum radiometry, and solar cell metrology.

Photometry and Radiometry ResearchPhotometry in general ............................................... Dr. Chul Woung Park (5225) ........... [email protected] Primary photometry ......................................................... Dr. Dong Hoon Lee (5706) ..................... [email protected]

- Gonio-photometry & LED photometry ............................. Dr. Seong Chong Park (5776).................. [email protected]

Radiometry in general ............................................... Dr. Dong Hoon Lee (5706) .............. [email protected] Primary radiometry, UV radiometry ................................ Dr. Dong Joo Shin (5209) ....................... [email protected]

- Spectroradiometry ........................................................... Dr. Seong Chong Park (5776).................. [email protected]

- Laser radiometry .............................................................. Dr. Kee Suk Hong (5938) ........................ [email protected]

- Quantum radiometry ....................................................... Dr. Dong Hoon Lee (5706) ..................... [email protected]

- Solar cell metrology ........................................................ Dr. Seung Kwan Kim (5701) ................... [email protected]

Radiation thermometry in general ............................ Dr. Yong Shim Yoo (5220) .............. [email protected] High-temperature fixed points ........................................ Dr. Seon Do Lim (5181)........................... [email protected]

Colorimetry and spectrophotometry .......................... Dr. Jisoo Hwang (5294) .................. [email protected] Fiber optics metrology ............................................... Dr. Seung Kwan Kim (5701) ............ [email protected] properties of material ............................... Dr. Geun Woo Lee (5744) ............... [email protected] radiometry research ........................................ Dr. Soo Heyong Lee (5203) ............. [email protected]

Calibration and Testing ServicePhotometry and radiometry ....................................... Dr. Seong Chong Park (5776) ......... [email protected] .................................................... Mr. Ki Lyong Jeong (5206) .............. [email protected] thermometry .............................................. Mr. Bong Hak Kim (5223) ................ [email protected]

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Center for Electricity and MagnetismDiv. of Physical Metrology

Center for Photometry and Radiometry

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Head, Dr. Po Gyu Park ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5163 / Fax: +82-42-868-5018) .. [email protected]

The Center for Electricity & Magnetism is responsible for establishing, maintaining, and enhancing thenational electrical and magnetic field standards in DC and low-frequency regime. The center disseminatesthese standards through comprehensive calibration service and technical assistance programs, which helpto strengthen competitiveness of industires in a wide variety of fields. The center is recently drivingresearches on novel quantum standards based on the quantum effects and the state-of-the-art digitaltechnologies, which are expected to be the next-generation electrical standards with ultimate accuracies.

The roles of center are as follows:● Development, maintenance and improvement of standards for SI units in DC and LF quantities: volt,

ohm, farad, ampere, henry, watt, watt-hour, tesla, weber, and other electrical units;● Providing calibration service in DC/LF electricity and magnetism;● Technology transfer to industries and development of application technology

Research on Electricity and Magnetism StandardsJVS and DC Voltage/Current ................................ Dr. Kyu-Tae Kim (5157) ............ [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Mun-Seog Kim (5725)......... [email protected] and DC Resistance ........................................ Dr. Wan-Seop Kim (5160) ........ [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Kwang Min Yu (5153)......... [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Dong Hun Chae (5166)........ [email protected] Voltage/Current ............................................... Dr. Hyung-Kew Lee (5165) ....... [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Mun-Seog Kim (5725)......... [email protected] ............................................................. Dr. Dan Bee Kim (5150)............ [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Wan-Seop Kim (5160) ........ [email protected] Voltage/Current ............................................ Dr. Jae Kap Jung (5759)........... [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Kyu-Tae Kim (5157) ............ [email protected] and Energy.................................................. Dr. Mun-Seog Kim (5725)......... [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Po Gyu Park (5163).............. [email protected] Field and Magnetic Material ................ Dr. Po Gyu Park (5163).............. [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Wan-Seop Kim (5160) ........ [email protected]

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Head, Dr. No-Weon Kang ......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5738 / Fax: +82-42-868-5018) .... [email protected]

The Center for Electromagnetic Wave is in charge of national electromagnetic standards covering frequencyrange from approximately 1 MHz to 300 GHz and helps industry quality process by providing measurementstandards of global standard quality. This center is also devoted to R&D for accuracy realization of SI derivedunits such as power, impedance, and antenna characteristics. These R&D efforts will support for strengtheningindustrial competitiveness and economic growth.

The roles of the center are:● Maintenance of SI derived units of electromagnetic quantities in RF and microwave ranges: power,

impedance, attenuation, RF voltage, noise temperature, electromagnetic field strength, antennacharacteristics, pulse parameters, characterization of materials, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)measurements;

● Calibration service in RF and microwave regions; ● Technologies transfer

RF and microwave power......................................... Dr. Jae-Yong Kwon (5774) ............ [email protected]............................................................... Dr. Joo Gwang Lee (5177) ............. [email protected] Parameters...................................................... Dr. Dong-Joon Lee (5978) ............. [email protected] and antenna measurements usinga near-field scanning system .......................... Dr. Jin Seob Kang (5173) .............. [email protected] temperature & EMC measurements.............. Dr. Tae Weon Kang (5175) ............ [email protected].................................................................................. Mr. Seong Ho Won (5178) ............ [email protected] characteristics in an electromagnetic anechoic chamber and Electromagnetic Field strength ................................ Dr. No-Weon Kang (5738) ............. [email protected].................................................................................. Mr. Jeong-il Park (5478) ............... [email protected] antennas, RF voltage, and characterization of materials ............................ Dr. Jeong Hwan Kim (5170) .......... [email protected] Waveform metrology .......................................... Dr. Chi hyun Cho(5675) ................. [email protected]


Center for Fluid Flow and AcousticsDiv. of Physical Metrology

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Head, Dr. Hae Man Choi ......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5310 / Fax: +82-42-868-5028) .. [email protected]

The Center for Fluid Flow and Acoustics is responsible for the development and dissemination of nationalmeasurement standards for gas flow, liquid flow, fluid velocity, viscosity, acoustics, and vibration fields.

The objectives of the center are:● To develop national measurement standards for fluid flow and acoustics metrology and to

disseminate them to industry;● To provide training programs and technical assistance to promote measurement capabilities and R&D

projects in industry and academia;● To improve calibration capability and participate in the CIPM and APMP key comparisons

Fluid FlowGas flow ................................................................... Dr. Kyung Am Park (5315) ............. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Hae Man Choi (5310) .............. [email protected] flow................................................................ Dr. Se Jong Chun (5311) ............... [email protected]................................................................................. Dr. Ki Won Lim (5314) ................... [email protected]

Fluid velocity............................................................. Dr. Yong Moon Choi (5317) ........... [email protected] ................................................................... Dr. Hae Man Choi (5310) .............. [email protected]

AcousticsAcoustics .................................................................. Dr. Hyu-Sang Kwon (5057) ........... [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Sang Joon Suh (5300) ............. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Wan-Ho Cho (5872).................. [email protected] ................................................................. Dr. Yong Bong Lee (5305) .............. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Wan Sup Cheung (5302) ......... [email protected]

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Director, Dr. Sang-Ryoul Park................................................... (Tel: +82-42-868-5020 / Fax: +82-42-868-5801) ......... [email protected]

The Division of Metrology for Quality of Life serves as the national standard laboratory by providingmeasurement standards in the fields of gas analysis, bioanalysis, both inorganic and organic analysis, ionizingradiation, and safety measurement. The primary responsibilities of the division are development, maintenance,and, dissemination of national measurement standards to provide and strengthen quality of measurements inthe areas of food, environmental safety, and public health.

The division carries out research projects in the following areas:● Establishment and maintenance of national measurement standards for gas analysis, bioanalysis, both

inorganic and organic analysis, ionizing radiation and safety measurement;● Securing international comparability and equivalence of measurement standards through key

comparisons of national standards;● Harmonization of national measurement results through calibration services and Certified Reference

Materials (CRMs);● Development and dissemination of CRMs and proficiency test samples.

Head, Dr. Sang Hyub Oh ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5341 / Fax: +82-42-868-5042) ... [email protected]

The Center for Gas Analysis is serving as the national standard laboratory for gas compositionmeasurement covering air pollutants, indoor air pollutants, green house gases, and natural gases.

Its activities cover:● Establishment and maintenance of the national standards for gas composition measurements;● Development and services of the related Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) and calibration for the

gas composition measurements; ● Development and transfer of the gas composition measurement techniques

Emission and toxic gas measurement...................... Dr. Sang Hyub Oh (5341) ......... [email protected] VOCs and odor gas measurement............................ Dr. Gwi Suk Heo (5350) ........... [email protected] and natural gas measurement.......................... Dr. Jin Chun Woo (5364) ......... [email protected] VOCs and odor gas measurement............................ Dr. Dalho Kim (5356) ............... [email protected] gas measurement ................................ Dr. Jeong Soon Lee (5766) ...... [email protected] Energy and environmental gas measurement.......... Dr. Namgoo Kang (5221).......... [email protected] and aerosol measurement............................. Dr. Sangil Lee (5864) ............... [email protected] gas and aerosol measurement. ...................... Dr. Jin Sang Jung (5934) ......... [email protected] gas measurement ................................ Dr. Jeong Sik Lim (5574) ......... [email protected] .................................................................................. Mr. Dong Min Moon (5355) ..... [email protected] Development of Greenhouse gas CRMs .................. Mr. Jin Bok Lee (5357) ............ [email protected] of VOCs and odor gas CRMs.............. Mr. Yong Doo Kim (5351)......... [email protected] of toxic gas CRMs.............................. Mr. Byung Moon Kim (5359) .... [email protected] Development of inorganic gas CRMs....................... Mr. Kwang Seob Kim (5354) ... [email protected] of natural gas CRMs .......................... Mr. Hyun Kil Bae (5358) ........... [email protected]

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Center for Bioanalysis

Head, Dr. Sook-Kyung Kim ........ (Tel: +82-42-868-5342 / Fax: +82-42-868-5801) .... [email protected]

The Center for Bioanalysis is responsible for establishing and maintaining of traceability chains in biologicalsubstance measurements for biological and clinical applications. The center conducts international comparisonsthrough CCQM under CIPM, and regional metrology organizations. The center's main mission is to providetechnical and advisory services by developing measurement techniques and certified reference materials,thereby achieving measurement harmonizations.

The activities of this center are categorized as:● Development of measurement techniques for biological and clinical analysis;● International comparisons for the global equivalence of national standards in biological or

clinicalanalysis;● Development of certified reference materials for clinical and biological analysis

New measurement techniques in the fields of Bioanalysis Count-based DNA quantitation .................................Dr. Sang-Ryoul Park (5020) .............. [email protected]/MS for protein quantitation ........................Dr. Dukjin Kang (5700) ..................... [email protected] copy number-based DNA quantitation andCRM development for GMO analysis ........................Dr. Hyong-Ha Kim (5369) ................. [email protected] standards for DNA methylation andDevelopment of nucleotide CRMs.............................Dr. Inchul Yang (5764) ..................... [email protected] of human serum CRMs andID/MS for clinical analysis ........................................Dr. Hwa Shim Lee (5348) ................. [email protected] RM development andMicrobial quantitation by FCM..................................Dr. Sook-Kyung Kim (5342) .............. [email protected]

Head, Dr. Yong-Hyeon Yim ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5361 / Fax: +82-42-868-5801) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Inorganic Analysis is in charge of the development and maintenance of the nationalmeasurement standards for the chemical analysis of inorganic elements and organometallic species in avariety of matrices. The center concentrates on development of measurement technologies for food,environmental and industrial materials analysis, while maintaining and advancing fundamentalmeasurement standards to establish traceability of chemical and biological analysis. Analytical primarymethods using mass spectrometry, optical spectrometry, titrimetry, chromatography, neutron activationanalysis, and electrochemical analysis are being developed, critically evaluated, and applied for rigorousinorganic chemical analysis.

The activities of this center are categorized as:● Establishment and maintenance of the national measurement standards for inorganic analysis;● International cooperation to establish international comparability for inorganic analysis;● Development of advanced method of inorganic analysis;● Development and dissemination of certified reference materials (CRMs);● Assignment of reference values for proficiency testing

General inorganic analysis and related CRMs......... Dr. Yong-Hyeon Yim (5361) .......... [email protected] analysis and related CRMs............ Dr. Euijin Hwang (5343) ................. [email protected] ratio measurements, isotope-dilution ICP/MS, and speciation analysis... Dr. Kyoung Seok Lee (5841)........... [email protected] Ion chromatography.................................................. Dr. Joung Hae Lee (5366) ............. [email protected]


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Center for Organic Analysis

Head, Dr. Byungjoo Kim ............. (Tel: +82-42-868-5367 / Fax: +82-42-868-5800) ........ [email protected]

The Center for Organic Analysis is in charge of the development and maintenance of the national measurementstandards for the analysis of organic substances in a variety of matrices. The center concentrates on food andenvironmental analysis, which are important to improve our quality of life, while maintaining and improvingfundamental measurement standards to establish traceability of organic analysis. Primary national standardsare established through purity assay of organic substances and gravimetric preparation of primary standardsolutions. Isotope dilution mass spectrometry based on GC/MS or LC/MS is developed and maintained as aprimary method for connecting measurement results of organic substances in complex matrix samples toprimary national standards.

The activities of this center are categorized as:● Establishment and maintenance of the national measurement standards for organic analysis;● International cooperation to establish international comparability for organic analysis;● Development of advanced method of organic analysis; measurement techniques for purity assay,

chromatography and mass spectrometry● Development and dissemination of Certified Reference Materials (CRMs);● Assignment of reference values for proficiency testing

General organic analysis, veterinary drug residue analysis, and related CRMs ................. Dr. Byungjoo Kim (5367)............... [email protected] Pesticide analysis and related CRMs ....................... Dr. Seonghee Ahn (5652) ............. [email protected] analysis and related CRMs .................... Dr. Joonhee Lee (5865) ................ [email protected] organic analysis and related CRMs ............................................................ Dr. Songyee Baek (5684) .............. [email protected] LC techniques ............................ Dr. Seok-Won Hyung (5490)......... [email protected]


Center for Ionizing Radiation

Head, Dr. Jong-Man Lee ............. (Tel: +82-42-868-5377 / Fax: +82-42-868-5671) [email protected]

The Center for Ionizing Radiation is in charge of development, maintenance, and dissemination of thenational measurement standards for ionizing radiation: dosimetry, radioactivity, and neutronmeasurements.

The activities of this center are categorized as: ● Establishment and maintenance of the national measurement standards for dosimetry of X-, gamma

and beta-ray, measurement of radionuclides, and neutron measurements;● International cooperation to secure the international equivalence of the national measurement

standards;● Dissemination of the national measurement standards through calibration, testing and radioactivity

Certified Reference Materials (CRMs);● Development of radiochemical separation methods and matrix CRMs;● Performance testing of measuring instruments for ionizing radiation;● Education and training for ionizing radiation measurements;

Radiation DosimetryAir kerma and absorbed dose standards for X-, gamma-, and beta-ray beams .................................... Dr. Chul-Young Yi (5370) ............. [email protected] Dosimetry for medical LINAC X-ray and electron beams........................................................... Dr. In-Jung Kim (5845)................. [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Byoung-Chul Kim (5581)......... [email protected] Air kerma and absorbed dose standards for Co-60 gamma-ray beam ............................................. Dr. Kook Jin Chun (5374) ............. [email protected] Standard irradiation by X-, gamma-, and beta-rays .. Mr. Suck-Ho Hah (5371) .............. [email protected] and test of dose and dose rate meters for X-, gamma- and beta-rays........ Mr. Hyun-Moon Kim (5370) ......... [email protected]

RadioactivityStandardization of alpha- or beta-emitting radionuclides........................ Dr. Kyoung Beom Lee (5379) ....... [email protected] Standardization of gamma-emitting radionuclides.... Dr. Jong-Man Lee (5377) ............. [email protected] of environmental radioactivity and development of matrix CRMs .................................... Dr. Sang-Han Lee (5812).............. [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Jung-Suk Oh (5575)................ [email protected]

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radioactivity using gaseous detectors ....................... Mr. Pil Jae Oh (5373) ................... [email protected] Measurement of radioactivity using HPGe and Si(Li) detectors ........................................................... Dr. Tae Soon Park (5372) ............. [email protected] of radioactivity CRMs........................ Mr. Min-Kie Lee (5375)................ [email protected]

Neutron MeasurementsNeutron emission rate measurement and Standard irradiation of neutrons................................ Dr. Hyeonseo Park (5703) ............ [email protected] Calibration of the neutron area and personal dosimeter; Neutron spectrometry with Bonner Sphere System...... Dr. Jungho Kim (5788) ................. [email protected] dosimetry for the radiation protection......... Mr. Kil-Oung Choi (5378) ............. [email protected]

Calibration and Performance testCalibration and test of dose and dose rate meters for X-, gamma- and beta-rays, and neutrons ..................... Mr. Young-Min Seong (5584) ...... [email protected] testing for radiation protection devices ................................. Mr. Kil-Oung Choi (5378) ............. [email protected]


Center for Safety Measurement

Head, Dr. Dong Jin Yoon .......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5332 / Fax: +82-42-868-5639) ....... [email protected]

The Center for Safety Measurement makes every effort for the better quality of life through thedevelopment and dissemination of advanced measurement technologies for public safety and security, aswell as the establishment and maintenance of national standards in the field of safety metrology related tovarious applications, including infrastructure, industries, power plants, vehicles, and security.

The activities of this center are categorized as:● Development of standards and technologies for safety metrology, establishment of uncertainty and

traceability in nondestructive evaluation;● Dissemination of Certified Reference Materials, advanced measurement techniques for

nondestructive evaluation and structural health monitoring;● Development of advanced measurement technologies for public safety and physical security,

technologies for the detection and analysis of hazardous objects using terahertz or laser-basedspectroscopy, optical fiber, and acoustic and magnetic methods

Acoustic emission ................................................. Dr. Dong Jin Yoon (5332) ......... [email protected] Material properties .............................................. Dr. Seung Seok Lee (5025)....... [email protected] transducers ......................................... Dr. Ki Bok Kim (5278) ............... [email protected] Eddy current testing ............................................. Mr. Young Joo Kim (5330) ....... [email protected] thermography........................................... Dr. Man Yong Choi (5251)........ [email protected] testing ................................................. Mr. Young Gil Kim (5338)......... [email protected] optic sensors ............................................... Dr. Il-Bum Kwon (5326) ............ [email protected] spectroscopy & imaging ................................ Dr. Dae Su Yee (5778).............. [email protected] .............................................................................. Dr. Dae Cheol Seo (5754) ........ [email protected]

Acoustics & Signal processing ............................. Dr. Choon Su Park (5940) ......... [email protected] and UT ........................................................ Dr. Seung Hyun Cho (5752) ...... [email protected] & Energy harvesting .................... Dr. Miso Kim (5329) ................. [email protected]

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Director, Dr. Yun-Woo Lee ....... (Tel: +82-42-868-5030 / Fax: +82-42-868-5047) ... [email protected]

The Division of Industrial Metrology promotes the competitiveness and innovation of the industry by supplyingadvanced applied metrology. The division focuses on new materials metrology, the characterization ofnanomaterials, standards for vacuum technology, high resolution satellite optical system, nano-imaginginstruments, and nanoscale metrology.

Its R&D areas include: ● Measurement standardization of new functional materials;● Safety and lifetime evaluation of industrial structures for energy production, transportation, and storage

systems;● Characterization of physical and chemical properties of nanomaterials;● Establishment and dissemination of the standardized metrology for vacuum applications;● Ultra high precision optics for space and astronomical applications;● Measurement standardization of 3-dimensional nanostructures; ● Development of advanced nano-imaging instruments;

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Center for New Functional Materials Metrology

Head, Dr. Min Cheol Chu.......... (Tel:+82-42-868-5694 / Fax:+82-42-868-5032) ... [email protected]

In accordance with the nation’s industrial demands, the Center for New Functional Materials Metrologywas newly established in 2013. The main goal of the center is to establish measurement standards, and toguarantee the industrial reliability for advanced materials properties. The center aims to maintaintraceability to the SI units and evaluates uncertainties for the materials properties. The center alsodevelops Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) and provides CRMs to the related industries.

The center’s tasks include the following activities:● Development of measurement standards for materials properties● Nanoparticle size distribution metrology: SMPS● Nanochemical metrology: SIMS, XPS● Nano residual metrology: X-ray● Nanomechanical metrology: CRFM, AFM● Corrosion properties● Training and Measurement Club: Surface analysis, X-ray

Measurement of nano-particle size distribution ....... Dr. Min Cheol Chu (5694) ............. [email protected] of X-Ray Metrology ............................ Dr. Chang Soo Kim (5323) ............ [email protected] analysis by SIMS and XPS......................... Dr. Kyung Joong Kim (5391)......... [email protected] of Nanomechanical properties .......... Dr. Seong-Gu Hong (5868)............ [email protected] Measurement of local structure by XRD ................... Dr. Yong Ill Kim (5448).................. [email protected] of corrosion properties....................... Dr. Jong Jip Kim (5380) ............... [email protected] and engineering of residual stress in ceramics ........................................ Dr. Seong-Jai Cho (5388) ............. [email protected] Surface analysis of thin films .................................... Dr. Ansoon Kim (5733) ................. [email protected]

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Center for Nanomaterials Characterization

Head, Dr. Jae Yong Song ......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5787 / Fax: +82-42-868-5032) ..jysong @kriss.re.kr

The Center for Nanomaterials Characterization supplies the measurement standard of nanomaterials andthe fundamental technologies for the national R&D of nano convergence field by developing themeasurement technologies of the exceptional physico-chemical properties of nanomaterials.

The center’s tasks include the following activities:● Nanomaterials Characterization

- Nanoscale dimension metrology: STM, AFM, SPM, TEM/EELS, SEM;- Nanochemical metrology : XPS/UPS

● Nanomaterials Science- Characterization of physical and chemical properties of low dimensional nanomaterials;- Theoretical and computational approach to advanced nanomaterials

● Training and Measurement Club: Rietveld method

STM, nanostructure characterization................. Dr. Ja Yong Koo (5334)[email protected], surface characterization .......................... Dr. Daejin Eom (5496)[email protected] Characterization of nanowires ........................... Dr. Jae Yong Song (5787)[email protected] simulations for biomaterial systems ........................................... Dr. In Ho Lee (5955)[email protected]/UPS, fs laser-based TRPES, organic device interface .................................... Dr. Jeong Won Kim (5761) [email protected] Nanostructure characterization by TEM............. Mr. Hyun Ruh (5399)[email protected] analysis, X-ray diffraction................... Dr. Hyun Min Park (5277) [email protected] simulations for condensed matter systems................................. Dr. Seung Mi Lee (5780)[email protected]........................................................................... Dr. Yong Sung Kim (5828) ............yongsung,[email protected]

............................................................................ Dr. Chang Youn Moon (5707) [email protected] dimensional nanostructure synthesis and applications ................................. Dr. Woo Lee (5397)[email protected] Nanostructure characterization by TEM............. Dr. Young Heon Kim (5449) [email protected]/MOCVD of compound semiconductor QDs and application ........................................... Dr. Sam Kyu Noh (5125) [email protected]............................................................................ Dr. Sang Jun Lee (5127) [email protected]

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Center for Energy Materials Metrology

Head, Dr. Seung Hoon Nahm ... (Tel: +82-42-868-5383 / Fax: +82-42-868-5635) ...... [email protected]

The main goal of the center for Energy Materials Standards is to establish measurement standards, and toevaluate the reliability of industrial structures. The center aims to maintain traceability to the SI units as wellas primary reference procedure and to evaluate measurement uncertainties of mechanical properties. Thecenter also develops Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) and provides CRMs to the related industries. Inaddition, the center develops reliability evaluation techniques to improve the safety and lifetime of industrialstructures for energy production, transportation, and storage system, etc.

The center’s tasks include the following activities:● Development of measurement standards for materials properties

- Measurement standards of Rockwell, Brinell and Vickers hardness

- Measurement standards of Instrumented indentation test for macro, micro and nano range

- CRMs for measurement of hardness and tensile properties● Safety evaluation for hydrogen energy

- Characterization of mechanical properties in gaseous hydrogen environment

- Development of reference materials for the measurement of hydrogen contents

- Characterization of hydrogen penetration and permeation

- Evaluation of reliability in gaseous hydrogen environment

- Construction of materials D/B.● Training and Measurement Club: strength, hardness

Measurement of mechanical properties for metallic materials ...................................................... Dr. Hae Moo Lee (5381) [email protected] of hardness ....................................... Dr. Gun Woong Bahng (5320) [email protected] Measurement of nano-mechanical properties .......... Dr. Junhee Hahn (5328) [email protected] of magnetic properties....................... Dr. Kwon Sang Ryu (5164) [email protected] of mechanical properties at hydrogen environment ..... Dr. Un Bong Baek (5384) [email protected] Measurement of hydrogen penetration and permeation ...................... Dr. Yun-Hee Lee (5385) [email protected] of reliability of structures ........................ Dr. Yong Hak Huh (5386) [email protected]

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Head, Dr. Hyun Mo Cho ............... (Tel: +82-42-868-5130 / Fax: +82-42-868-5843) ....... [email protected]

The mission of the Center for Nanometrology is to provide robust foundations for nanometrology that will meetthe needs of the emerging nanomanufacturing industries and scientific communities. This mission is conductedwith cross-disciplinary research focused on innovative measurement science in nanotechnology usingnanoscale magnetic imaging, nanoprobes, and polarized optical beam.

The expected impact is to:● Develop advanced metrology to accurately measure the 3-dimensional figures of emerging

nanostructured devices;● Develop new measuring techniques and standards that are essential to analyze the material properties of

nanoscale devices;● Meet the advanced metrology needs of domestic measuring equipment and emerging nanomanufacturing

industries

The center’s tasks include:● Development of measurement technology for the 3-dimensional nanostructures of the emerging

nanodevices;● Development of convergence technology including visualization, nanomanipulation, and nanomachining

systems based on nanoprobe combined with charged particle beams;● Development of advanced ellipsometric technology for the emerging semiconductor devices after the

CMOS technology generation, and SPR ellipsometry for nano-bio applications;● Establishment of the measurement standards for the critical dimension of nanoscale devices● Instrumentation of electron probing technologies to image and/or characterize the sample;● Characterization of nanoscale magnetic system with STM, SMOKE, SEMPA, and time-resolved THz

microscopy using femtosecond lasers;● Establishment of the measurement standards for the spin-imaging system and the new spin-based

materials including graphene;


Center for NanometrologyAFM in SEM/Carbon Nanotube Tip ...................... Dr. Byong Chon Park (5105) ........ [email protected] .............................................................................. Dr. Dal-Hyoun Kim (5331) .......... [email protected]

Nanoprobe Characterization ................................ Dr. Byong Chon Park (5105) ........ [email protected].............................................................................. Dr. Hyunung Yu (5786) ................ [email protected]

Advanced Ellipsometry .......................................... Dr. Hyun Mo Cho (5130).............. [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. Yong Jai Cho (5136) ............. [email protected] .............................................................................. Dr. Won Chegal (5663) ............... [email protected]

Characterization of Magnetic Nanostructures with SPSTM/PES/SEMPA/TR-MOKE ........................... Dr. Chanyong Hwang (5392) ...... [email protected].............................................................................. Dr. Wondong Kim (5769)............. [email protected]............................................................................... Dr. JooIn Lee (5697) .................... [email protected] ............................................................................... Dr. Byong Sun Chun (5207) ......... [email protected] ............................................................................... Mr. Sangsun Lee (5433) ............. [email protected] Characterization of New Spin-based Material Systems and Standards ....................................................... Dr. Chanyong Hwang (5392) ...... [email protected] ............................................................................... Dr. Wondong Kim (5769) ............ [email protected] ............................................................................... Dr. Byong Sun Chun (5207) ........ [email protected] Raman/SERS imaging &High sensitive FT-IR ....... Dr. Hyunung Yu (5786) ............... [email protected]

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Head, Dr. Ju Young Yun ........... (Tel: +82-42-868-5624 / Fax: +82-42-868-5285) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Vacuum Technology in KRISS establishes and maintains nationally standardized metrology ofvacuum application, disseminates them to industry, and performs related research, such as inter-comparisonand quality assurance of vacuum components. The Base Construction for Vacuum Technology has been recentlyestablished with the purpose of improving upon the frail state of the Korean vacuum and related industries, bydomesticating vacuum devices and equipments through provision of technology and technical data.

Its role includes:● Establishment and dissemination of the nationally standardized metrology of vacuum application;● Provision of technical data of vacuum pumps, gauges, materials, components, and process diagnostics;● Diffusion of technical information on vacuums

Vacuum pump evaluation,Vacuum system design and evaluation, andDevelopment of ISO international standards ............ Dr. Jong Yeon Lim (5123) ................ [email protected] Development of vacuum process diagnosis techniques, and Development of ISO international standards ........... Dr. Yong Hyeon Shin (5124) ........... [email protected] diagnostics, plasma standards, plasma CVD and etch processes .............................. Dr. Jung Hyung Kim (5644) ............. [email protected] materials, thermophysical properties ......... Dr. Dae Jin Seong (5627) ................ [email protected] of thin film process for semiconductor and display, andDevelopment of ISO international standards ............ Dr. Jin Tae Kim (5415)..................... [email protected] for thin film processes for semiconductor and display, and evaluation of coated parts for vacuum equipments................................................... Dr. Ju Young Yun (5624) ................ [email protected] Development of deposition processes for emerging devices and process diagnosis sensors ... Dr. Sang Woo Kang (5823) ............. [email protected]


Center for Vacuum TechnologyProcessing plasma diagnostics,Plasma parameter standardization, andPlasma source development ..................................... Dr. Shin Jae You (5862) ................. [email protected] of vacuum materials and its characterization, and vacuum generation and control ........................ Dr. Nak Kwan Chung (5952) ......... [email protected] gauges, leak calibration andVacuum field test....................................................... Mr. In Tae Lim (5121) ................... [email protected]

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Center for Space Optics

Head, Dr. Ho-Soon Yang .......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5728 / Fax: +82-42-868-5131) [email protected]

The Center for Space Optics is responsible for developing the precision optical components and systems forspace and ground applications. The center also carries out researches related to imaging optics essential toinformation technology (IT) and nanotechnology (NT).

The objectives of this center are as follows:● Development of space and ground optics

- Optical design and Opto-mechanical analysis;- Assembly and alignment of high performance optical system;- Environmental testing

● Development of ultraprecision optical elements- Fabrication of ultraprecision lightweighted aspheric optics (up to 2 m in diameter);- Optical test using HOEs (Holographic Optical Elements)

● Evaluation of optical imaging systems- Evaluation of high-resolution optical systems;- Development and distribution of CRM (aspheric surfaces, diopter lenses, MTF, flatness, form, refractive index)

Evaluation of optical system ..................................... Dr. Ho-Soon Yang (5728)[email protected] of HOE ........................................................... Dr. Jae-Bong Song (5132) [email protected] Fabrication and HOE testing ...................................... Dr. Hyug-Gyo Rhee (5814) [email protected] analysis........................................... Dr. Hagyong Kihm (5239) [email protected] of optics ................................................. Dr. Young-Sik Ghim (5678) [email protected] Evaluation of optical system ..................................... Dr. Joo-Hyung Lee (5819)[email protected] measurement..................................................... Mr. Hoi-Youn Lee (5133) [email protected] of optics .................................................. Mr. Jae-Hyeob Lee (5134)[email protected] analysis .......................................... Dr. Il Kwoen Moon (5836) [email protected].......................................................... Mr. Byong-Hyok Jeon (5215)[email protected]

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Head, Dr. Sang Jung Ahn ......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5609/ Fax: +82-42-868-5032) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Advanced Instrumentation is focused on the development of the extreme-levelinstrumentation for charged particle optics.The mission of the Center is to provide robust foundations of measurement science that will be in use forcharged particle optics. This mission is conducted with a concentration on the intelligent instrumentationof technologies with manipulation of charged particle beams.

The expected impact is to:● Contribute to advancing the domestic charged-particle-optics equipment industry;● Extend the boundaries of measurement capabilities in the fields of nanomaterials, bioscience, and

industry;● Establish, maintain, and disseminate national evaluation methods of charged-particle-optics

The center’s tasks include:● Instrumentation of electron/positron beam technologies to image and characterize the sample

surface on the nanometer scale;● Instrumentation of single atom based ion beam source for ion microscopy and core ion optical

technologies for quadruple-type mass analyzers with increased resolving power;● Development of convergence technology including visualization, nanomanipulation, and

nanomachining systems based on nanoprobe combined with charged particle beams;

Ion beam for nanoscope........................................... Dr. Sang Jung Ahn (5609) ......... [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Bok Lae Cho (5958) .............. [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. In-Yong Park (5519).............. [email protected] Ion beam for mass spectrometer ............................ Dr. Chang Joon Park (5362) ....... [email protected]/positron beam for microscope................... Dr. Yang Koo Cho (5850) ........... [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Hwack Joo Lee (5321) ......... [email protected] electronics............................... Mr. Moonseob Bae (5253) ........ [email protected] Mechanics ................................................................ Mr. Ju Hwang Kim (5325) ........ [email protected]


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Head, Dr. Dong Han Ha .............. (Tel: +82-42-868-5159/ Fax: +82-42-868-5953) [email protected]

The Center for Quantum Measurement Science undertakes research into emerging technologies, especiallyquantum-based nanotechnologies for use in precision measurements.

The objectives of this center are:● To develop state-of-the-art methods and tools in nanotechnology;● To develop quantum mechanical methods for precision measurements;● To provide new measurement methods and tools to industry.

Quantum electron transport ....................................... Dr. Nam Kim (5950) ................... [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Myung-Ho Bae (5876) .......... [email protected]

Quantum devices ....................................................... Dr. Dong Han Ha (5159) ............ [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Suyong Jung (5588) ............. [email protected]

Quantum optics ......................................................... Dr. Sang-Kyung Choi (5724) ...... [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Hee Su Park (5763) .............. [email protected] temperature detector.......................................... Dr. Yong-Hamb Kim (5975)......... [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Min Kyu Lee (5702)............... [email protected] integrated circuits .................................... Dr. Se-il Park (5951) ................... [email protected] Electro-Mechanics (QEM)........................... Dr. Seung Bo Shim (5863) .......... [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Kook Jin Kim (5168).............. [email protected] energy transport...................................... Dr. Ho-Ki Lyeo (5817) ................. [email protected] voltage standard ...................................... Dr. Yonuk Chong (5782).............. [email protected] qubits.............................................. Dr. Yonuk Chong (5782).............. [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Woon Song (5726) ................ [email protected]

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Center for Quantum Measurement ScienceDivision of Convergence Technology

Director, Dr. Se Jin Park ........ (Tel: +82-42-868-5050 / Fax: +82-42-868-5058) ... [email protected]

The Division of Convergence Technology works on research that enables convergence of cutting-edgetechnologies. The division also supports creative initiatives that apply novel methods to extend the boundariesof present-day metrology. KRISS selected the Center for Brain and Cognition Measurement and Nano-BioConvergence as World Class Lab (WCL) in 2010 and 2011, respectively because of their pursuit of research ofthe highest excellence. In addition, the Center for Quantum Measurement Science introduces one creativeproject led by a junior scientist. The Center for Medical Metrology is setting up a national calibration system forbasic medical instruments and developing emerging medical techniques.

The division consists of four centers:● Center for Quantum Measurement Science;● Center for Nano-Bio Convergence;● Center for Brain and Cognition Measurement;● Center for Medical Metrology

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Center for Brain and Cognition Measurement Center

Head, Dr. Kiwoong Kim .......... (Tel: +82-42-868-5676 / Fax: +82-42-868-5290) ... [email protected]

The Brain and Cognition Measurement Center is responsible for developing novel biomagneticmeasurement techniques and their applications aiming to establish a new measurement standard. Basedon the SQUID and atomic magnetometer sensor technology, the center has been developing ultra-low fieldnuclear magnetic resonance imaging (ULF-MRI) technology and next generation magnetoencephalography(MEG) systems. The ULF-MRI can be applied to high-contrast tumor detection, open surgical MRI, foodinspection, explosive detection, fuel cell study, protein/bio-chemical structure researches, etc. With maturetechniques of MEG, the center is conducting clinical brain diagnoses and high-order cognitive studiesincluding pre-surgical brain mapping, epileptic focus localization, bilateral eye movement, the effectivenessof educational stuffs, and etc. Recently, the center opened a new research area, "biomagnetic resonance",which could be utilized to develop new medical modalities visualizing brain functional connectivity orlocalizing cardiac reentry.

The activities of this center are categorized as:● Development of ultra-low field NMR, MRI and biomagnetic resonance techniques (brain/heart

magnetic resonance);● Development of bio-magnetism measurement technology (MEG and MCG);● Development of SQUID/atomic magnetometer sensors and precision measurement systems;● Development of measurement technology for brain and cognitive science;● Study on the medical application of bio-magnetism technology

Ultra-low field NMR and MRI; Biomagnetic resonance techniques (brain/heart magnetic resonance); Atomic magnetometers; Development and analysis of clinical MEG and MCG applications .......................... Dr. Kiwoong Kim (5676).................. [email protected] Analytical software for MCG and MEG and language cognition..................... Dr. Hyukchan Kwon (5629) ............. [email protected] techniques; HTS-SQUID low-field NMR; SQUID Gravity detector .............................................. Dr. In-Seon Kim (5291) ................... [email protected] SQUID electronics and system control ..... Dr. Jin-Mok Kim (5237) .................. [email protected]

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Center for Nano-Bio Convergence

Head, Dr. Sang Yun Han .... (Tel: +82-42-868-5716/ Fax: +82-42-868-5032) .... [email protected]

The Center for Nano-Bio Convergence is responsible for developing novel methodologies to measure andmanipulate single cells tissues, and biomaterials in nano-scale using nano and imaging technology based onlaser and ion beam. These new nano-bio methods are expected to foster innovative science and technologicalbiomedical realms and to improve our understanding of nanomaterials in biological systems.

The center’s objectives and operations are as follows:● Developing real-time nano-scale biochemical mapping of living single cells and tissues

- Nonlinear spectroscopic microscopy and its application to biomedical diagnosis

- Integrated photoacoustic imaging with confocal/OCT imaging● Mass spectrometric biochemical 3D imaging analysis of single cells and tissues

- Nanobio-SIMS using cluster ions/MALDI imaging mass spectrometry

- Mass spectrometry for nano and bioclinical applications

- Quantification of organic- and bio-materials immobilized on surfaces● Developing novel measurement technology for pathological phenomena for diagnostic purposes

- Application of cutting-edge nano-bio technologies in various bioclinical fields● Nanosafety research

- Nanomaterial characterization and intracellular imaging for nanosafety research

- Cytotoxicity test for well-characterized nanomaterials

Nonlinear optical microscopy..................................... Dr. Jae Yong Lee (5226) ................ [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Eun Seong Lee (5210) .............. [email protected] & OCT imaging.................................... Dr. Sang-Won Lee (5567) .............. [email protected]. ........................................................... Dr. Tae Geol Lee (5129) .................. [email protected].................................................................................... Ms. Hyun Kyong Shon (5745) ......... [email protected] for nano-bio convergence.................................... Dr. Sang Yun Han (5716) ................ [email protected] ionization MS............................................... Dr. Sohee Yoon (5921).................... [email protected] Bioimaging (CARS and multi-photon microscopy)......................... Dr. Se Hwa Kim (5859) ................... [email protected] nanostructure ............................................ Dr. Jung-Sub Wi (5691) .................. [email protected] ................................................................. Dr. Nam Woong Song (5214) ......... [email protected].................................................................................... Dr. Hyuksang Kwon (5690) ............. [email protected]

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Head, Dr. Bongyoung Ahn ...... (Tel: +82-42-868-5337 / Fax: +82-42-868-5455) ... [email protected]

The Center for Medical Metrology has set up goals to establish the national traceability of medicalinstruments and to improve the reliability of medical devices for diagnosis and therapy. New scientifictechnologies for medical diagnosis and therapy are also being developed. In addition, bio-signals such asblood pressure, electrocardiogram, electroencephalogram, electromyogram are studied for quantitativeanalysis to get objective answers to the questions regarding human behaviors and cognition.

The center's objectives and operations are as follows:● Development of measurement standards for medical devices● Reliability improvement of medical devices for diagnosis and therapy

Measurement Standards on blood pressure ............. Dr. Hyun Kyoon Lim (5775) ........... [email protected] Standards on MR Imaging & Safety .. Dr. Ji Sang Yahng (5755).............. [email protected]................................................................................... Dr. Youngseob Seo (5479) ........... [email protected] of standard guideline for laser-based medical devices ..................................... Dr. Sae Chae Jeoung (5211)......... [email protected] metrology ................................................ Dr. Yong Tae Kim (5301)............... [email protected] of biosignal and cardio-cerebrovascular system.................................. Dr. Wuon-Shik Kim (5454)............ [email protected]

Development and application of biomagnetic measurements ...................................... Dr. Yong Ho Lee (5235) ................... [email protected] measurement and analysis .............................. Dr. Min-Young Kim (5204)............... [email protected] field NMR and MRI and applications ....... Dr. Seong-Joo Lee (5932)................ [email protected].................................................................................. Dr. Seong-min Hwang (5583) .......... [email protected]

Development and test of biomagnetic measurement systems ......................... Mr. Kwon-Kyu Yu (5717) ................. [email protected] and assembly of low-noise SQUID sensor systems ............................ Mr. Sang-Kil Lee (5231) .................. [email protected]

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Head, Dr. Jong-seon Park ...... (Tel: +82-42-868-5409 / Fax: +82-42-868-5555) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Calibration and Measurement Services manages dissemination of national measurementstandards traceable to SI units. The standards dissemination through measurement services includescalibration, CRM, and testing services. The center coordinates and operates quality management systemon establishment of measurement standards and measurement services in KRISS for participating CIPM-MRA.

The main role is as follows:● Management of measurement services including calibration, testing, and Certified Reference

Materials (CRMs);● Establishment, maintenance, and improvement of KRISS quality management system in accordance

with international standards, such as ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and ISO Guide 34;● Management of KRISS measurement standards and services

Customer services in general................................... Dr. Moon-Jae Jho (5304) ........ [email protected] Services for calibration, CRM and testing (domestic)..................................... Mr. Tae Jong Hong (5403) ....... [email protected] .................................................................................. Mr. Tae-Woo Kim (5402).......... [email protected] Services for calibration, Technical consulting and measurement quality ...... Mr. Sung Won Kwon (5401)..... [email protected] QMS, process improvements, CRM and testing (overseas) ..................................... Ms. Jeonghwa Yi (5408) .......... [email protected] Metrology management and CIPM MRA related issues ........................................ Ms. Jiae Kim (5405) ................. [email protected] QMS operation and monitoring................................ Mr. Jongwon Kim (5406).......... [email protected] Relationship with calibration laboratories............... Mr. Chan Bok Park (5194)......... [email protected]

Division of Technology Services

Director, Dr. Jin Wan Chung ................................................... (Tel: +82-42-868-5040 / Fax: +82-42-868-5419) .. [email protected]

The Division of Technology Services is in charge of the dissemination of the national measurement standardsand R&D outcomes of KRISS to customers at home and abroad. The division is also responsible for cooperationwith KOLAS (Korea Laboratory Accreditation Scheme) for the close relation between National MetrologyInstitute and Nationally recognized Accreditation Body (NAB) of Korea. There are four centers and a nationalcenter for standard reference data under the division; the Center for Calibration and Measurement Services, theCenter for SME Partnership, the Center for Technology Transfer, the Center for Environmental MeasurementServices, and the National Center for Standard Reference Data.

Its role can be categorized as:● Dissemination of measurement standards and R&D outcomes in KRISS;● Cooperation with NAB;● Establishment, maintenance, and improvement of a quality management system in accordance with

international standards;● Dissemination of national measurement standards through calibration, testing, and Certified Reference

Material (CRM);● Technical consultation and services such as operation of Measurement Club to industires;● Transferring and commercializing R&D results of KRISS;● Operation of national center for standard reference data;● Providing environmental measurement services

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Head, Dr. Yoon Bae Kim ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5161 / Fax: +82-42-868-5813) ..... [email protected]

Center for SME (Small and Medium sized Enterprises) Partnership is taking the role of bridging Koreanindustries to problem solving system and establishing networks in measurement technology society includingindustry users and KRISS. The center is operating several programs to seek direct and indirect ways to meetindustrial needs to get rid of technological barriers.

Below are some representative activities:● Measurement club: networking for sharing information and knowledge about measurement technology

between industries and KRISS experts.● KRISS home-doctor: dedicated technology consulting program of one researcher to a small and medium-

sized company. ● Technical counseling: providing solution for a company with specified technological issues.

Measurement club ..................................................... Dr. Hyun Soo Nham (5195) ............. [email protected] home-doctor .................................................... Mr. Kyu Won Lee (5234)................. [email protected] administrative service................................ Dr. Ung Hwan Ahn (5413)............... [email protected]

Head, Mr. Woo Hyun Kang................................................ (Tel: +82-42-868-5417 / Fax: +82-42-868-5681) ... [email protected]

The Center for Technology Transfer is responsible for the innovation of technology transfer andcommercialization process, strategic operation of IP products, leading to establishment of more efficientoperation and utilization of intellectual properties created by the KRISS R&D activities

Center for Technology Transfer is responsible for:● Promotion of the transfer of industrially applicable technologies based on the KRISS R&D

achievements, to strengthen the technological competitiveness of industry;● Negotiating and closing licensing deals with industrial partners; ● Assisting researchers in exercising value-added technology development strategy and exploring

commercialization opportunities

Patent attorney......................................................... Mr. Woo Hyun Kang (5417) ........... [email protected] transfer.................................................. Dr. Ilwon Seo (5410) ...................... [email protected] Technology evaluation ............................................. Dr. Hyun Kyong Kim (5411) ............ [email protected] marketing .............................................. Ms. So Hyun Seo (5414) ................ [email protected]


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Head, Dr. Hyon Ho Kim............... (Tel: +82-42-868-5271 / Fax: +82-42-868-5273) ..... [email protected]

The Center for Environmental Measurement Services leads the improvements of accuracy and confidence in thefield of environmental measuring laboratories by providing reliable measurement standards for industries. Thecenter develops and provides advanced environmental measurement technology on demand. The center verifiesperformance test of environmental monitoring instruments based on “the Act of environment test andinspection”, and offer technology services for maintenance of the National ambient air monitoring systems, andverification of the reliability of analytical instruments of nuclear power plants.

Center for Environmental Measurement Services is responsible for:● Provision of measurement standards for on-site environmental measurements;● Development of advanced environmental measurement technology ;● Performance test of environmental measuring instruments;● Technology services for maintenance of the national ambient air monitoring systems;● Technology services for verification of the reliability of analytical instruments of nuclear power plants

Environmental measurement services ....................... Dr. Hyon Ho Kim (5271) .................. [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Jung Seop Roh (5274).............. [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Joong Bo Park (5272) ............... [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Sang Bong Han (5665) ............. [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Jae Yong Lee (5264) ................ [email protected] services for Nuclear Power Plants facilities .................................. Mr. Duk Soo Choi (5664) ................ [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Woo Sung Lee (5265) .............. [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Jae Gyu Park (5266) ................. [email protected].................................................................................... Mr. Cheong Seon Rho (5261) ......... [email protected]

Head, Dr. Kyun Shik Chae ....... (Tel: +82-42-868-5431 / Fax: +82-42-868-5066) [email protected]

The National Center for Standard Reference Data (NCSRD) plays an important role at the national level forthe development, evaluation, and dissemination of standard reference data that are certified throughcritical evaluation processes according to the framework act on national standards and the basic plan fornational standards. Currently, there are 21 nationwide data centers covering specific areas.

The objectives of the NCSRD are:● Establishment of the standard reference data (SRD) development plan;● Building up the expertise pool for evaluation;● Establishment of the basis for evaluation of measurement data and information;● Building up and managing the SRD database;● Dissemination and advertisement of the SRD;● Evaluation, nomination and support of data centers;● Collaboration with foreign organizations for the development and sharing of the SRD

Managements of data center .................................... Dr. Chang Geun Kim (5435) .......... [email protected] collaboration ........................................ Dr. Sang Tae Lee (5422) ............... [email protected] of SRD................................................ Dr. Kee Hoon Kang (5400) ............ [email protected]


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Director, Dr. Sungkyu Yu ... (Tel: +82-42-868-5070 / Fax: +82-42-868-5656) ...... [email protected]

As the National Metrology Institute, KRISS has a mission to advance National Standards System (NSS) andestablish National Metrology System (NMS). Division of Policy and Strategy is responsible for indicatingstrategic direction for sustainable growth considering S&T environment changes.

The roles of the Division of Policy and Strategy are:● Establishing the institute’s vision and management strategy; ● Formulating the institution’s long-term and mid-term development plans;● Analyzing the current state of standard related industries and evaluating economical impact of

KRISS R&D performances;● Indicating planning and strategy in conjunction with national standard system;● Vitalizing open corporation network among stakeholders;● Exploring and planning strategic projects

Policy Research.......................................................... Dr. Joo Keun Park (5029)................. [email protected] Strategic Project Development.................................. Dr. Eun-Jung Sung (5853) ............... [email protected]

Division of Policy and StrategyCenter for Blue Ocean Creation (BOC)

Head, Dr. Il-Bum Kwon ............ (Tel: +82-42-868-5326 / Fax: +82-42-868-5757) ...... [email protected]

The Center for BOC is responsible for the establishment of convergence R&D between the KRISS technology inretention and ICT. The center mainly works on the idea generation for new market creation using themeasurement technology with information and communication technology, as well as culture technology etc.using innovation engineering techniques.

Physical measurement with ICT ................................ Dr. Il-Bum Kwon (5326) ................... [email protected] Bio measurement with ICT ........................................ Dr. Dukjin Kang (5700) .................... [email protected]

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Director, Mr. Jaesung Pae ....... (Tel: +82-42-868-5090 / Fax: +82-42-868-5059) ... [email protected]

The mission of the Division of Planning and Coordination can be categorized as follow:● Management Planning

- Establishment and Improvement of regulations of KRISS;

- Promoting a performance management system● Budget

- Securing basic research funding by governmental contribution;

- Creating budgets;

- Other finance-related activities● R&D Management

- Creating a budget for research projects;

- Managing and supporting Research & Development projects● Public Relations

- R&D accomplishment press releases;

- Science exhibitions, festivals, and other events for the public understanding of science;

- PR publications such as brochures, leaflets, annual reports, and other printed materials;

- MoU arrangement with domestic institutes, universities, industrial firms, etc.

Management Planning .............................................. Mr. Jin Yeol Kim (5080) ..................... [email protected]........................................................................ Mr. Yanghoon Kim (5085) .................. [email protected] & D Management ................................................... Mr. Jin Seon Park (5091).................... [email protected] Relations ......................................................... Mr. Seok Hwan Hong (5590) ............. [email protected]

Division of Planning and Communication

Director, Mr. Dong Gyu Moon ... (Tel: +82-42-868-5060 / Fax: +82-42-868-5252) ........ [email protected]

The mission of the Division of Management Services covers all kinds of administrative activities to supportR&D activities in KRISS.

General Affairs ..................................................... Mr. Byung Seok Oh (5500) ........... [email protected] Personnel ............................................................... Mr. Hyuk Joong Kwon (5510)....... [email protected]............................................................. Mr. Dae Woo Choi (5520)............. [email protected] .......................................................... Mr. Tae Boong In (5530)............... [email protected] Management .............................................. Mr. Seung Hee Han (5390)........... [email protected] Services ............................................................. Mr. Jae Chon Rhyu (5420)............ [email protected] and Machining ....................................... Mr. Chul O Kim (5540) .................. [email protected]

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1. Incheon International Airport (http://www.airport.or.kr) The following image cut shows the arrival processes at the Incheon International Airport.

2. Limousine Bus StopInformation is available at the transportation information counter (near exits 2, 4, 9, or 13) concerningthe timetable of limousine buses between Incheon International Airport and Daejeon, and bus tickets arealso purchased at these counters. Please check that the limousine stop for Daejeon is 9D in front of thepassenger terminal building.

Arrival ⇨ Quarantine Regulations ⇨ Arrival Immigration ⇨ Baggage Claim ⇨ Customs Immigration ⇨ Greeting Hall

Director, Dr. Hyong-Ha Kim .... (Tel: +82-42-868-5369 / Fax: +82-42-868-5444) ... [email protected]

As the National Metrology Institute (NMI) of Korea, KRISS has close relationships with foreign NMIs, regionaland international metrology organizations such as the Asia-Pacific Metrology Programme (APMP) and theInternational Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM). With a view to becoming a global center of excellence in metrology, KRISS is expanding its partnership withadvanced countries, while sharing its experience with developing countries. The Office of Global Partnership ofKRISS is doing its best to share the fruits of the efforts with all partners in metrology.

Its mission covers:● Establishment of cooperative relationship with foreign partners;● Promotion of effective collaboration with NMIs and partners abroad;● Enhancement of leadership in the international metrology community

International Cooperation (US, Europe, Russia) & Visiting Scientist Programs......................................... Mr. Kangyoung Sung (5441) ............. [email protected] International Cooperation (Asia Pacific Region) & Global Partnership Programs ...................................... Mr. Peyoung Hyun Jeong (5442) ...... [email protected]

GMA (Global Metrology Academy)

Head, Dr. Gyeong Hee Nam...... (Tel: +82-42-868-5412 / Fax: +82-42-868-5565) .. [email protected]

GMA is a new initiative of KRISS aiming to offer quality service of Human Resources Development (HRD) inmetrology both at home and abroad.

Its activities focus on:● Development of HRD programs in metrology;● Execution of domestic & international training courses;● ODA (Official Development Assistance) programs in metrology

Training and consulting on metrology ........................ Dr. Jong Oh Choi (5353)................ [email protected] metrology training programs................. Mr. Sangwook Seo (5440) ............ [email protected]

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4. How to get off in Daejeon When you arrive in Daejeon (that is, when you pass through the expressway tollgate), get off at the stopin front of the previously Lotte Daedeok Hotel (at present this is part of Mokwon University). Thefollowing diagram provides information on where to get off and the whereabouts of KRISS

KRISS is located within walking distance of the previously Lotte Daedeok Hotel. From the Hotel bus stop, ittakes 10-15 minutes on foot.

3. TimetableThe following is the timetable for the limousine services from the Incheon International Airport to Daejeon. It takes about 3 hours from the Airport to Daejeon.

※Fares for Night Limousine is KRW 25,400 and the Express Limousine for KRW 23,100. (As of August 2013)(Note: N- Night limousine/ E- Express limousine)

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On the inside surface of the depression are 13 horizontal lines running acrossthe vertical hour lines. They indicate the 24 fortnightly periods, including thesummer and winter solstices. The shadow of the style, oriented toward theNorth Pole, shows the hour and seasonal subdivisions.The zero position ofthis sun dial was calibrated by compass so that accurate time indication waspossible.

The original is designated as Treasure Number 845.

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