Hello! This is Jina Kim (κΉμ§λ in Korean). I am a PhD student in the Computer Science & Engineering Department at the University of Minnesota and a member of Knowledge Computing Lab, advised by Prof. Yao-Yi Chiang.
My research interests lie in spatial artificial intelligence and multimodal learning.
I mainly focus on developing techniques to automatically extract meaningful information from large-scale, multimodal spatial data.
Heterogeneous spatial data includes overhead images, trajectories, and documents such as scanned images (e.g., scanned maps) or natural language documents containing valuable geographic information.
I am also interested in validating technologies beyond accuracy by using social science methodologies.
For more information about my research experience, please refer to my Curriculum Vitae (PDF).
I obtained my Master's degree in Interaction Science from Sungkyunkwan University under Prof. Eunil Park's supervision where I found my passion in conducting interdisciplinary research to solve real-world problems.
During my Master's, I have completed the Intensive Artificial Intelligence Program offered by the Language Technologies Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
Before that I received my Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Hansung University.
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