Professor Yoon Seok Chang
YoonSeokChang

Korea Aerospace Univerity, Korea


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Biography

Dr. Yoon Seok Chang is an associate professor of School of Air Transport, Transportation & Logistics in Korea Aerospace University and a director of Ubiquitous Technology Application Research Center, at Korea Aerospace University.

Prior to joining Korea Aerospace University, he was a visiting professor of KAIST, a senior research associate of Auto-ID Center, Cambridge University, a senior application engineer of i2, USA and a visiting professor of Arizona State University. He finished his PhD from Imperial College London, UK, 1997.

His current research focuses on the application of ubiquitous technology (RFID, Sensor Networks) to the various logistics areas and Product Lifecycle Management and Customer Relationship Management. Currently he is involved in RFID based Green Logistics Project and Intelligent Airport Development System supported by government.

He was the editor of the Evolution of Supply Chain Management, published in 2004 by Kluwer Academic Publishers, USA and currently served as an editorial board member of Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing, published by Wiley.

Title

Design of Smart Cold Chain Management System

Abstract

In this session we present a design of smart cold chain management system which is implemented by using ubiquitous computing technologies, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) & Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). We discuss how cold supply chain works and how we can monitor and control cold supply chain by using wireless tracking and sensing technologies.

Here, we firstly reviewed cold chain monitoring methods and summarised some commercial cold chain solutions. Then we propose a new structure of smart cold chain management system and present prototype design which will provide a highly controlled and transparent cold chain system and could help the users to manage their products’ environmental data in real time during the life-cycle.

Moreover, we highlight how the availability of product trace history data in combination with historical condition monitoring data can facilitate decision-making processes enhancing supply chain’s performance. Finally we discuss the applications of these two technologies in the cold supply chain management system. Hardware and software platform of WSN used in this system are also described in this session.

Keywords:

Smart Cold Chain, Radio Frequency Identification, Wireless Sensor Network, Traceability,