About me
Human-AI Collaboration
Human-Robot Interaction
Video Understanding
LLM-Powered Reasoning
Visual Place Recognition
I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Information Science and Technology at George Mason University, advised by Sungsoo Ray Hong. My research relates to human–AI collaboration with a focus on:
- Interactive, scalable multi-camera investigation systems
- Video content analytics for collaborative sensemaking in open environments
I am passionate about practical, end-to-end approaches to assist well-beings in virtual, physical, and dynamic environments.
Other research topics I have participated in:
- LLM-powered systems supporting interactive chain-of-thought reasoning for qualitative data analysis
- Visual place recognition in urban environments
- Psychological MBTI personality analysis on social media based on multi-dimensional user data and profiles
Education
George Mason University
Ph.D. in Information Science & Technology
University of California, Berkeley
Master of Landscape Architecture
Colorado State University
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
Research Projects
Video Understanding Investigation System for Law Enforcement
George Mason University · 2025 – present
Key Publications
Proceedings of the 33rd ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM 2024), pp. 2087–2096
Under Review (arXiv:2501.00775)