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Board of Trustees, Vice-Chair (2011-2012)
Board of Trustees, CTBUH Chairman (2009-2011)
Advisory Group, Member (2007-2009)
International Research Seed Funding, Peer Review Panel (2012, 2013)
Country Representative, Korea (2007-2009)
Conference, Co-Chair (Seoul, 2004; Chicago, 2009; Mumbai, 2010)
Conference, Session Chair (Dubai, 2008)
Seoul, Korea
Korea University
sdkim@ctbuh.org
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Dr. Sang Dae Kim is a professor of Dept. of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering at Korea University. He is also POSCO Steel Chair Professor, which was founded to promote structural steel’s research in construction by POSCO.
After earning his Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1988, he began his academic career at Korea University, where he now teaches several subjects including Structural Analysis, Design of Steel Structures, Structural Dynamics, Seismic Analysis and Design and Analysis of Tall Buildings. He was the Chairman of the organizing committee for the “CTBUH 2004 Seoul Conference” which was held in October 2004. He founded the Korean chapter of CTBUH, K-CTBUH, in 2008. Dr. Kim was a field editor of Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering (JAABE), which is jointly published by Korea, Japan and China. Also, he was the Chair of the Korean Society of Steel Construction’s (KSSC) “International Symposium on Steel Structures” which was held in Seoul in November 2006. He has served as Managing Editor of the International Journal of Steel Structures (IJOSS), as well as the 2001-2002 Vice President for the Korean Society of Steel Construction.
Education:
B.S. in Architectural Engineering, Korea University, Seoul (1977)
M.S. in Structural Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago (1982)
Ph.D. in Structural Engineering, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago (1988)
Dissertation: A study of the root-mean-square response spectrum for seismic analysis of structures – a pseudo random vibration approach
Academic Activities:
Former Vice President, Architectural Institute of Korea
Former Vice President, Korean Society of Steel Structures
Director, Hyundai Steel Corporation
Former Director, Center for Steel Structures and Engineering
Chairman, “International Symposium on Asian Architecture”, October, 2006, Seoul, Korea
His published books and research papers in the field of Tall Buildings include:
KIM, J. Y., KIM, D. Y. & KIM, S. D. (2004). Evaluations of the dynamic properties for a residential tall building in Korea. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 3rd-5th March 2008. Dubai, UAE. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago. pp.522-528
JU, Y. K., KIM, Y. C. & KIM, S. D. (2004). FEM Analysis on Structural Behavior of CFT Column to Flat Plate Slab Connection. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 10th-13th October 2004. Seoul, Korea. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago.
KIM, D. Y., KIM, J. Y., LEE, M. H. & KIM, S. D. (2004). A Study on the Evaluation Methods of Equivalent Design Wind Loads for Tall Buildings. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 10th-13th October 2004. Seoul, Korea. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago.
KIM, M. H., OH, M. H., JU, Y. K. & KIM, S. D. (2004). Damping Coefficients for Weak and Moderate Earthquake Ground Motions. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 10th-13th October 2004. Seoul, Korea. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago.
JU, Y. K., KANG, S. W., CHUN, S. C., LEE, Y. K., KIM, S. D., KIM, D. H., CHUNG, K. R. & YOON, S. W. (2004). Experimental Assessment of Floor Vibration Using iTECH Composite Beam. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 10th-13th October 2004. Seoul, Korea. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago. pp.488-495
JU, Y. K., CHUN, S. C., KIM, D. Y., KIM, D. H., KIM, S. D. & CHUNG, K. R. (2003). Structural Performance of I-Tech Composite Beam Steel with Web Openings. Proceedings of CTBUH Conference, 20th-23rd October 2003. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago. pp.411-418
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