The First International Conference

Welcome to DIHCA 2005

The first DIHCA2005 (Daeduck International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Technology 2005) conference will be held in Daeduck Science Town, South Korea, on September 25-27, 2005.

Daeduck International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Technology 2005 is a forum which makes colleague/collaborative system and brings together researchers and practitioners specializing on different aspects of Intelligence and Expert based Engineering, Management, Business, Education, Communication, Web based information systems, E-learning or education specialists. The aim of DIHCA2005 is to serve as a forum to present current and future work as well as to exchange research ideas in various fields such as academic and industrial fields.

The conference will provide an excellent opportunity for scientists and engineers to present and discuss the latest scientific results and engineering approaches for academic and industrial area. The conference will include keynote addresses, contributed papers, and numerous lectures and tutorials on a wide range of topics.

The conference will also serve Korean traditional culture events, city or museum tour, and so on. We are forward to see you at Daeduck Science Town and would like you to join committee and special session or paper submission.

The First International Conference

DIHCA2005 Daeduck International Conference on

Human-Centered Advance Intelligent Technology 2005

Conference Date: September 25(Sun)-27(Tue), 2005 Conference Site: Yuseong Hotel,

Yuseong, Daejeon, South Korea

- Deadline for Proposal of Organized Session……. June 30, 2005 - Deadline for Proposal of Full Papers.…..………….June 30, 2005 - Notification of Acceptance………………………….. July 30, 2005 - Deadline for Submission of Final Manuscript… August 15, 2005

Sponsor: - DASTO (Daedeok Science Town Management Office) - Daejeon City - KOSEF (Korea Science and Eng. Foundation) - KEPRI (Korea Electric Power Research Institute) - KEESRI (Korea Electrical Engineering & Science Research Institute)

Welcome to the Daedeok Science Town!

I invite you to get useful information on this international conference and to help us achieve your important goals. If you're a newcomer or visitor, or are simply curious about what's happening in this special science town, you'll find a wealth of information here that will give you a glimpse of what makes Daedeok Science Town truly special.

My Daedeok Science Town Management Office is about encouraging research and development, restoring integrity and preserving our quality of life. Deadeok Science Town, The City of Dreaming Spires, is famous in Korea over its Science and place in our history.

Daedeok Science Town is the largest Science Town in Korea. It is accessible, 2½ hours, by Limousine Bus from Incheon airport. Daedeok R&D Special Zone is celebrating announcement of success with a rich history and technology. The Daedeok R&D Special Zone organization is important for success as an opportunity to kick off a global initiative. After a very successful Daedeok R&D Special Zone 2005 in Daedeok Science Town, we will now create an international conference for discussion and reflection on Human-Centered Advance Technology. You are heartily invited to the DIHCA2005.

Be an active participant in the DIHCA2005 Community and socialize with other participants and supporters!

Nowadays, the city is a bustling cosmopolitan town. Still with its ancient culture, but home has also been to a growing hi-tech community. Many businesses are located in and around the town.

There is plenty for both the tourist and resident to do. When you're visiting for business or pleasure you will find a wide range of hotels, guesthouses, many historic materials, university, research institute, colleges or museums, going out for a drink or a meal, taking in a show or shopping till you drop, apartments and self-catering accommodation.

Welcome to Daedeok Science Town again!

Chairman, CEO, DASTO (Daedeok Science Town Management Office)

Byung Ock Chung

Welcome to Daejeon Metropolitan City!

Dear Participator! I am Yum Hong-chul, Mayor of Daejeon Metropolitan City. I would like to welcome every Participator to Daejeon Teleport. It is a great pleasure to meet you in Daejeon city and Daedeok Science Town. Daejeon Metropolitan City is a center of knowledge and information, situated at the center of the Korean Peninsula. Daejeon is home to Daedeok Valley (Daedeok R&D Special Zone), a cradle for high-tech industry, where Daedeok Science Town, the best R&D park in Korea, is located. It houses Korea's leading science and technology think-tank and research institutes. Daejeon is easily accessible from any place in Korea as it is the hub of national transportation, linking the whole country from east to west, and from north to south. Daejeon has become the most pleasant city to live in, creating an advanced culture for the 21st century where human-oriented science and technology, a nature-friendly environment and a long-established tradition are blended in harmony. Now, our efforts are focusing on meeting the challenges of innovation and development in realizing Daejeon's 1.4 million citizens' dream and vision, which are, "Citizens Advancing Toward the Future," and "Daejeon Open to the World." We are concentrating on developing a clean city with an ideal decentralized government, a cultured city preserving indigenous tradition, a city concerned with the quality of life, and an electronic city leading the knowledge and information community. We hope that all you Scientists and Engineers who are leading the digital age will assist us with your continued patronage and support. We wish you a pleasant journey at Daejeon Teleport and during DIHCA2005 conference. Thank you.

Mayor of Daejeon city, Yum Hong-chul

Welcome to DIHCA 2005

The first DIHCA2005 (Daeduck International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Intelligent Technology 2005) conference will be held in Daeduck Science Town, South Korea, on September 25-27, 2005.

Daeduck International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Intelligent Technology 2005 is a forum for collaboration and brings together researchers and practitioners specializing on different aspects of a Human Centered Next Generation Technology such as Intelligence and Expert based Engineering/Science, Management, Business, Education, Communication, Web based information systems, E-learning or education specialists.

The aim of DIHCA2005 is to serve as a forum to present current and future work as well as to exchange research ideas in various fields (academic and industrial fields).

The conference will provide an excellent opportunity for scientists and engineers to present and discuss the latest scientific results and engineering approaches for academic and industrial area. The conference will include keynote addresses, contributed papers, and numerous lectures and tutorials on a wide range of topics.

The conference will serve Korean traditional culture events, city or museum tour, and so on.

We look forward to seeing you at Daeduck Science Town and would like you to suggest to join the committee, propose special session or submit a paper for consideration.

Sincerely yours

Dear Colleague and Collaborative

There are many kinds of conference to communicate on increasing high technology, all over the world. However,

there are still many walls between sciences/engineering and business/economy to communicate.

During the 1980's it also became apparent that communications, computers and signal processing were fast becoming

the engines of a new economy and business. Nowadays, the human-centered engineering and science has also been

increasing in every field through fusion of various technologies.

I think it is very important for the information exchange in sciences/engineering and economic/business to coexist

and create a new paradigm for the next generation. The vital information exchange in different area has always been

affecting to new creativity. That is why we are going to make a multi-conference in one site on all over the topic or area.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of the first Multi-Conference engineering, Science, Business, Economy,

Computing, Communication, and Control Technologies and so on), DIHCA2005 (Daeduck International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Intelligent Technology 2005), we are pleased to invite you to participate in the committee (contact: kimdh@hanbat.ac.kr) that will be held from September 25-27, 2005 in Daeduck Science Town, Daejeon, South Korea (Yuseong Hotel), under the auspices and with the sponsorship of the KOSEF (Korea Science and Eng. Foundation), KEPRI (Korea Electric Power Research Institute), KEESRI (Korea Electrical Engineering & Science Research Institute), Daejeon City.

We are also extending this invitation to you to participate in the area of your research, or in any other area of your research interest included in the areas of the conference. You can have complete details of DHICA2005 on the Conference web-site at: http://dihca2005.hanbat.ac.kr Also, you can participate submitting a paper or organizing an invited session or special session organized by yourselves. Invited sessions organizers have the autonomy in promoting their sessions, reviewing the papers collected by them, appointing the possible additional reviewers for the session papers, accepting invited papers or talks (i.e. non reviewed papers), chairing their respective session(s) and appointing their co-organizer and/or co-chair.

During conference, we are going to have Korean traditional culture event. For more information about this event, you can contact the conference web site at http://dihca2005.hanbat.ac.kr I am expecting to see you and

make a good research and information exchange community together in the DaeDuck Science Town Conference.

Sincerely yours Dong Hwa Kim

General Chair : Prof. Dong Hwa Kim

Dept. of Instrumentation and Control Eng. Hanbat National University, San 16-1 Duckmyong Yuseong Daejon, South Korea. 305-719. Tel: +82-42-821-1170 (Office) Fax: +82-42-821-1713 Cell Phone: 016-497-1170 +82-42-821-1165 (General Office) Committee Contact E-mail: kimdh@hanbat.ac.kr Homepage: http://aialab.net

Conference Organizer

Honary Invite Speaker: -Professor Kaoro Hirota (TIT, Japan): http://www.hrt.dis.titech.ac.jp - Prof. Fukuda (Nagoya University): http://www.mein.nagoya-u.ac.jp - Ajith Abraham (Choong ang University, Korea): http://ajith.softcomputing.net

General chair: Prof. Dong Hwa Kim (Hanbat National University, Korea)

Program Committee:

• Prof. Myung Geun Chun (Chungbuk National University, Korea) • Prof. Sung Kwon Oh (Suwon University, Korea) • Prof. Perkowski (Portland state University, USA) • Prof. Dr. X. Z. Gao (Helsinki University of Technology) • Prof. Zwe-Lee Gaing (Kao Yuan Institute of Technology, Kaohsiung, Taiwan)

• Prof. Min Rao (University of Alberta, Canada) • Prof. Simon (University of Guelph, Canada) • Prof. A.V.Gavrilov (Siberian State Geophysics Academy, Russia) • Prof. Rajiv Khosla (La trobe University, Australia) • Prof. Tsang Long (Tatung University, Taiwan) • Prof. Napat Watjanatepin (Rajamangala Institute, Thailand) • Prof. B. Nair(Institute of India Technology, India) • Prof. Rajiv Khosla (La Trobe Unoversity, Australia) • Prof. L.C.Jain (University of South Australia, Australia) • Prof. Mircea Neogita(Wellington Institute of Technology, NZ) • Prof. Inz Janusz Kacprzyk (Polish Academy of Sciences,Warsaw, Poland) • Prof. Mirza Muzammil Baig (University of Engineering andTechnology Lahore

Pakistan) • Prof. Janos Abonyi (University of Veszprem, Hungary) • Prof. Frank Hoffmann(University of Dortmund, Germany) • Prof. De-Shuang Huang(Institute of Intelligent MachinesChinese Academy of

Sciences) • Prof. KERRE, Etienne Enniel (University of Gent Belgium) • Prof. Zhaohao Sun (University of Wollongong, Australia) • Prof. Berend Jan van der Zwaag (University of Twente, The Netherlands) • Prof. Yasuhiko Dote (Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan) • Prof. Mohammad Essaaidi (Abdelmalek Essaadi University, Morocco) • Prof. Maria do Carmo Nicoletti (UFSCAR, Brazil) • Prof. Emilia Barakova (Riken Brain Science Institute, Japan)

• Prof. Hideyuki Takagi (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan) • Prof. Mario Koeppen (Fraunhofer IPK, German) • P. Pichappan (Digital Information Research Foundation, India) • Prof. Nadia Nedjah (State University of Rio, Brazil) • Prof. Joshua Knowles (University of Manchester, UK)

• Prof. Sonja Petrovic-Lazarevic (Monash University, Australia) • Prof. Javier Ruiz De Solar (University of Chile, Chile) • Prof. Crina Grosan (Babes Boylai University, Romania)

Technical Committee ( On going)

• Prof. Won Pyo Hong (Hanbat National University, Korea) • Prof. Gi Chul Chung (Daedeok College, Korea) • Prof. Seung Hark Lee (Daedeok College, Korea)

Important Dates:

- Deadline for Proposal of Organized Session……. June 30, 2005 - Deadline for Proposal of Full Papers..……………. June 30, 2005 - Notification of Acceptance………….…..…………… July 30, 2005 - Deadline for Submission of Final Manuscript… August 15, 2005

Topic Scope:

Aims: 1. Provide the vital information exchange in different area of sciences/engineering which is going to

affect to new creativity for the next generation. 2. Provide motivation for development of the new human-centered intelligence technology which

has been fast becoming as the engines of a new economy and business in every field of engineering and science, through fusion of various technologies.

3. Provide travel, culture, and research enhancement effectiveness in Daedeok Science Town and Daejeon City through Daedeok International Conference on Human-Centered Advance Intelligent Technology 2005.

Sensor, Measurement, Application, Power Electronics • Micro Sensor & Biosensor • Power Electronic Design & Measurement • Environment Monitoring, Network Measurement • Energy Conversion Technology & Control • Intelligent Transportation System • Chemical Engineering Application • Solar, Wind, Electrical Energy & Control • Manufacturing Engineering Applications • Motor and Mechanical Actuator • Others Control & Modeling, Automation

• Home and Building Automation, Modeling • Non-linear Systems Control and Modeling • Industrial Control and Automation, Modeling • Mechanical Control and Modeling • Energy and Power Systems Control, Modeling • Process Control & PID Control • Environment System Control Systems, Modeling • Transportation System • Others

Engineering Education and E-learning

• Education Engineering • Contents in engineering education • Communication in education • E-education facility • Human Relationship & Education • New Technology in Engineering Education • Others Smart Engineering & Artificial Intelligent System

• Evolutionary, DNA, Immune Computing • Genetic Algorithms and Soft Computing • Biomedical Engineering Applications • Engineering Applications of AI &Expert Systems • Bioinformatics • Intelligent Identification • Fuzzy Set and Neural Systems • Swarm and Bacteria Optimization • Rough Sets, Data Mining • Machine Vision and Image Processing • Quantum computing • Others Business and Management Systems

• E-learning, E-commerce, E-business, E-finance • Artificial market and Computational economics • Intelligent management and Risk management • Agent-based computational economics • Urban Legends of Employment Law and the Basics of Hiring • Employee Policy Handbooks: Creating a Human Resources Roadmap • Employee Privacy Rights • The New Wage and Hour Regulations • Managing Employee Health Issues in the Workplace • The Good, Bad and Ugly of Unemployment Claims • Others

Emotion (Gansei) Engineering

• Emotional Intelligence • Emotion Marketing • Communicating Emotion • Internet & Remote Based Education • Molecules of Emotion • Robot Control with Emotion • Intelligent System with Emotion • Gansei in life • Others Economic and Business

• Financial, Labor Management • Decision Making • Expert Systems on Management & Economics • International management • Domestic management • Convergence and Economic Developement • Determinants of Growth • New developments in growth and business cycle theory • Influence of institutional settings • Information and intangible goods • Business cycles and globalisation • Ageing societies • Role of financial markets • EU enlargement and convergence of growth rates • Challenges for Monetary policy from new patterns in growth and business cycles • Growth in developing countries and in countries in transition • Others

Communication and Network , Information Systems, Robotics

• Internet & Field Bus Network Control • Intelligent Robot • Mobile & Network Computing • Human Robot & Control • Intelligent Information • Security & Content Protection • Optical Networking • Wireless Communications • Multimedia Communication • Communication Theory • Others Mechatronic & Mechanical Engineering

• Mechatronic Devices • Opto-electronics Applications in Mechatronics • Mechatronic Sensing and Control • Semiconductor Applications in Mechatronics • MEMS & NEMS • Precision Machinery and Engineering • Production Systems • Servo Applications in Mechatronics • Education on Mechatronic Technologies • Machine Learning • Automobile • manufacturing • Motor and Mechanical Actuator • Others Emerging Intelligent Technologies

• Emotional Computing and Education Theory/Application • DNA Computing, Bioinformatics Theory/Application • Mobile and network Computing Systems Theory/Application • Web based Business Intelligence Systems Theory/Application • Artificial Intelligence and the Internet Theory/Application

• DNA and Bioinformatics Engineering • Others

Human-centered Intelligence in Civil Engineering

• Structural and Earthquake Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Hydraulics Engineering • Transportation Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Engineering Materials • Applications in Civil Engineering • Applications in Civil Engineering • Computational Methods in Civil Engineering • Construction Technology and Management • Computational Methods in Civil Engineering • Others Human-centered Intelligence in Architecture Engineering

• Building envelope • Glazing • Curtain walls • Anchors • Structural analysis and design • Non-structural seismic analysis and design • Mechanical/electrical systems • HVAC • Communication systems • Security systems • Blast/progressive collapse • Site planning • Earthquakes • Wind • Noise and vibration control • Retrofit, including multidisciplinary concerns • Composite and innovative new materials • Others

Human-centered Intelligence in Energy & Electrical Engineering

• Prospects of Global Energy Development • Prospects of Energy Technology Development • Solar energy & wind energy • Hydraulic energy & thermal energy • Energy Efficiency & Energy Modeling • Energy efficiency • Electrical energy conversion • Electrical network & transmission • Power generating • Others Other Applications and Topics

• Adaptive and Optimal Control • Hybrid Systems • Ant Colony Optimization • Image Understanding • Artificial Immune Systems • Pattern Recognition • Evolvable Hardware • Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms • Expert Systems • Knowledge Discovery Learning Algorithms • Associative Memory • Life Sciences Machine Learning • Autonomous Systems • Memetic Algorithms • Bioinformatics, Biological Computing • Model-Predictive Control • Chaotic and Complex Systems • Molecular Computers • Clustering Cognitive • Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) • Communication Networks and Protocols • Prediction and Time Series Analysis • Computational Genomics

• Real Time Control • Computational Intelligence & Communications • Neural Networks, Neural-Fuzzy Systems • Connectionism Cooperative Robotics • Neural Genetic Systems • Cultural Algorithms • Parallel Computing • DNA Computing • Sensor Fusion • Fault Diagnosis • Statistical Data Analysis • Embedded Systems • Support Vector Machines • Intelligent Network system • Swarm Intelligence System Design • Automation System, Identification Technological • Reinforcement Learning • Genetic Programming Hardware Implementation • Self-organizing Maps • Data Fusion and Mining Distributed Systems • Forecasting Theory and Foundations

Korea View

During the staying, all accompanying persons are invited to the following program encompassing unique Korean

culture and attractions.

1. A Step inside Korean Culture : Changdeokgung Palace & Namdaemun Open Market Rear Garden -

Lunch -Jogyesa Temple - Changdeokgung Palace is one of UNESCO's World Heritages. A serenely exquisite

garden, Rear Garden "Huwon" was used by the king and royal family during the Joseon Dynasty as a place for

relaxation. It holds many ponds, pavilions and wooded areas containing thousand-year-old trees. Jogyesa Temple is

one of the largest Buddhist temples to be found within the city limits. Headquarters of the Jogyejong

sect, JogyesaTemple is famous for its Lantern Festival, which is held every spring to commemorate Buddha's birthday.

Then, Let's go to the local open market with all various things such as leather jackets & travelers luggage, souvenirs,

shoes to shop around. You will see all the people shopping there in the famous Namdaemun Open Market. Nature is

harmonized with old architecture.

2. Royal Palace & Museum Tour : Gyeongbokgung Palace -National Folk Museum - Insadong Antique

Street Tracing five hundred years back to Joseon dynasty and picture yourself standing in the center of Geunjeongjeon Hall of

the royal place. Gyeongbok Palace was built in 1395 by King Taejo the founder of Joseon Dynasty as the primary residence for the

royal family. Among the five palaces in Seoul, it is the largest and most beautiful in architectural style. A short walk to Insadong, a

narrow street lined with antique stores and modern art galleries where visitors can wander and browse at leisure.

3. Seoul Panoramic View Tour : Tour desk- Namsangol Hanok Villlage - Seoul Tower

A traditional Korean-style garden, complete with a flowing stream and a pavilion in the woods, was constructed in order

to revive the classicalfeel of the ancient times. Five traditional Korean houses were moved here on a 7,934 square-

meters lot including some of the residences of high government officials who were known to have eight of the largest

mansions in Seoul. Some houses of commoners are also here in Namsangol Hanok Village. When you go up to the

Seoul Tower, there is a marvelous spot for both the day & night panorama of Seoul city from the observatory which is

about 480m above sea level in down town

4. Jeju-do(Island)(2days 1 night)

Jejudo Island is a volcano in rest located one hour flight south-west of Seoul with

its population of 500,000 people. As the renowned tourist site both at home and

abroad, this island is blessed with a mild marine climate and unique geo-

graphical features of volcano. With the unique cultures of wind, rocks and women,

this amazing island maintains untouched appearances by civilization as in caves,

waterfalls, craters, valleys and coastlines. The island receives electricity from the

land through two circuits of 150 Km under-sea DC cables. This tour includes a

technical visit to the receiving station with DC/ACconverting facilities. For further information, please visit the website at

http://cyber.jeju.go.kr/source/is/eng/ISENMA00.asp

5. Legendary Gyeongju (2 days 1 night)

Gyeongju was the center of a golden time of ancient Shilla Kindom ( 57 B.C. ~

A.D. 935 ) in Korea. As one of 10 World Historic Cities designated by UNESCO, it

has many old royal tombs, pagodas, historic buildings, statues, and temples

which shows the great glories of the ancient Korean people. This GyeongjuCity

itself has been called "A Museum Without Walls". Among treasures to be found

there Seokguram Grotto Buddha and Bulguksa Temple are considered as the

mostattractive historical site for visitors in Gyeongju, since they reveal the

philosophy of Buddhism and the beauty of Buddhist Temples in Korea. For further information, please visit the website

at http://www.gbtour.net

6. Seoraksan (2 days 1 night)

Mt. Seoraksan, which means the Snow Peak of the Mountain, is known as a

magnificent national park for its granite peaks, lush green valleys, dense forest,

mysterious temples, majestic waterfalls and crystal-clear streams. After being

designated as Natural Monument No. 171 in November 1965, Mt. Soraksan

became the fifth national park in March 1970. It was selected as a conservation

area, the only one in Korea, by UNESCO in 1982, because of its variety of plants

and animals. For further information, please contact my e-mail

kimdh@hanbat.ac.kr.

7. Deajeon (one day)

The Daejeon City Tour program has been developed to allow people to see the

major features of the city in a convenient and enjoyable way.

This is a guided tour for families, friends and various different groups.

Foreign language services are available for foreign visitors and tour courses are

well organized including research institutes and traditional heritages, acting as an

educational tour for students and adults

8. Yuseong (Half day)

This is the traditional place where human culture has inhabited since pre-history. It was

the ruling place of 'Nosaji -hyun(district)', Usul-gun, in Baekjae period. Since the name was

changed in the 16th year of Gyungduck King, it has been called Yousung. According to a

scholar, after Baekjae Dynasty was perished by Silla, scholars or subjects of Baekjae lived

at this castle. So Yousung has been called since that. Or a scholar insisted that Yousung

was enclosed by 6 castles(Yukseong), and changed into Yuseong.(in pronunciation) Local

people used to say first, "Yousung, second, Gyeongcheon, the third, Yiin. It means

Yousung is the best place to live in. The history of Yousung can be found at "Goryeo

History", "The Record of King Sejong", and "Donggukyeojiseungram ". Especially, at

"Donggukyeojiseungram" it is said that the king Taejo and Taejong of Joseun Dynasty has

been here and bathed. We can certify that this hot spa had a relation with kings family. In

1915, a man named Kim kap-sun built hot spa resort at the place of the present Yousung

Hotel. Since then, Yousung hot spa has begun to be developed. We make sacrifices to

ancestors with this hot spa water in October every year. The hot spa brings water from

350m underground(56 c). It contains the large amounts of radium, which magnifies the

effect of hot spa. This hot spa water is known as a folk remedy for the effect for neuralgia,

rheumatism, a gastro-enteric disorder, diabetics, and skin, and postpartum care. And also,

to academic circles, it is known for the best radium natural water in quality in the East.

Directions

Incheon International Airport – Daejeon

There is an airport bus service running directly between the Incheon International Airport and Daejeon. The bus leaves

the airport at regular intervals and arrives in Daejeon near the Government Complex Building III at the second stop

before terminating at the Daejeon Eastern Express Bus Terminal.

There will be a short break at a highway rest area before getting to Daejeon.

If the bus exits from the high way, there are 3 stops in Daejeon city and the second one "Government Complex

Building (in Korean, 정부 청사 )" is the convenient stop to take a taxi for YOUSUNG Hotel.

- Bus boarding place in Incheon International Airport: Bus stop #8B in front of the arrival termina

Ticket prices for two kind of buses:

- (1) Airport Limousine (standard): 14,200 won/person, one-way

- (2) Airport Limousine (deluxe): 21,300 won/person, one-way

Timetable:

From Incheon airport

Departure

To Daejeon Government Complex

BuildingArrival

*06:00 08:50*06:40 09:3007:30 10:20*08:20 11:1009:00 11:50*09:30 12:20*10:00 12:5010:40 13:30*11:40 14:3012:40 15:30*13:20 16:1014:20 17:10*14:50 17:4015:30 18:20*16:00 18:5016:30 19:20*17:00 19:5017:40 20:3018:20 21:10*19:00 21:50*19:40 22:3020:20 23:10*21:00 23:50

22:10 01:00※Asterisk(*) indicates Airport Limousine (deluxe).

YOUSUNG Hotel is about a 15-minute taxi ride away from the stop of Daejeon Government Complex Building .

The taxi fare will cost app. 3,000 won.

- Bus boarding place in Daejeon: bus stop near Daejeon Government Complex Building

- Ticket prices for two kinds of buses:

(1) Airport Limousine (standard): 14,200 won/person, one-way

(2) Airport Limousine (deluxe): 21,300 won/person, one-way

Timetable:

From Daejeon Government

Complex Building To Incheon Airport

Departure Arrival

*04:10 06:50

*04:35 07:20

05:15 08:00

*05:45 08:40

06:15 09:10

*06:55 09:50

*07:35 10:30

08:15 11:10

09:15 12:10

*09:55 12:50

10:35 13:30

*11:15 14:10

*11:45 14:40

12:15 15:10

12:45 15:40

*13:15 16:10

13:45 16:40

*14:25 17:20

*15:05 18:00

15:45 18:40

*16:15 19:10

17:15 20:30

*18:15 21:10

19:25 22:40

※Asterisk(*) indicates Airport Limousine (deluxe).

Travelling to Daegeon from Incheon Airport(by bus)

Staying Yuseong Hotel (Main Hotel) Class: Four star

No. of rooms: 191 Other Facilities:

-10 Banquet Halls

-Night Club, Karaoke -Coffee Shop, Sky Lounge

-Massage Facilities

-Fitness Club -Free Shuttle Bus Location: Bongmyong-dong, Yuseong-gu

Phone number : +82-42-822-0811

Website: http://www.yousunghotel.com

spapia Hotel Class: Four star No. of rooms: 191

Other Facilities:

-10 Banquet Halls -Night Club, Karaoke

-Coffee Shop, Sky Lounge

-Massage Facilities -Fitness Club

-Free Shuttle Bus Location: Bongmyong-dong, Yuseong-gu

Phone number : +82-42-822-0811 Website: http://www.yousunghotel.com

Hongin Hotel

Class: Three star

No. of rooms: 49 Other Facilities:

-3 Banquet Halls

-Karaoke -Coffee Shop

-Free Shuttle Bus

Location: Bongmyong-dong, Yuseong-gu Phone number : +82-42-822-2000

Website: http://www.honginhotel.co.kr

Adria Hotel Class: Three star

No. of rooms: 80

Other Facilities: -5 Banquet Halls

-Coffee Shop

-Free Shuttle Bus Location: Bongmyong-dong, Yuseong-gu

Phone number : +82-42-824-0210~19

Website: http://www.hoteladria.co.kr

No, of Hotel Location Class

Rooms Phone number Website

Expo Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu Three star 47 +82-42-824-35

Legend Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu Three star 87 +82-42-822-4000 http://www.legendhotel.co.kr

Royal Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu Three star 48 +82-42-825-6700

Gallery Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu Two star 40 +82-42-825-6400

Korea Spa Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu Two star 42 +82-42-823-1916

YUJIN Bongmyeong-dong,

Yuseong-gu +82-42-822-0131 http://www.yujinhotel.com