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Supanut CHAIDEE
ศุภณัฐ ชัยดี | チャイディー スパナット
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics
Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University, Thailand
Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Science
(Corporate Communication Affair)

Brief Biography (Details in CV)
My hometown is Chiang Mai. So I studied on the primary and secondary levels at Montfort College, Chiang Mai. After that, I graduated undergraduate degree from the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University in March 2011. I graduated Master’s Degree in Science (Mathematics), Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University in October 2013. Finally, I graduated Doctoral degree in Mathematical Sciences from the Graduate School of Advanced Mathematical Sciences, Meiji University, Japan, in March 2017. Currently, I have been a lecturer at the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University since July 2017, and an assistant professor since November 2020. I was granted the Development and Promotion of Science and Technology Talents Project scholarship (DPST) from 2008 to 2017. For more details, you can click on my CV or Research.
My hobbies are photography, doing graphic design, and joining volunteer activities (e.g. academic camps).
This homepage stores some useful articles written by me or collect valuable articles. I will be happy if you are interested in my articles or ideas. However, using the articles made by me should give me credits or references.
In an informal way, I have written my personal blog: SnC Spaces (called spaces, when it belonged to Microsoft) since 2005. However, I write in the Thai language.

Research Highlights
My main research interest is related to the mathematical modeling using geometry approaches, especially in the discrete and computational geometry. In addition, I am interested in computational mathematics, and mathematics education.
Current Research Interests
Mathematical Modeling Using Geometry Approaches
Keyword: Tessellation analysis based on Voronoi diagrams, Land-use optimization with Voronoi diagram approach
Discrete and Computational Geometry
Keywords: Polygons, Polyhedra, Voronoi diagrams, Origami (based on geometrical viewpoint)
Computational Mathematics
Keyword: Combinatorial enumeration, Applications of Geometry to Data Science
Mathematics Education
Keyword: Geometry-based Learning, ICT in Mathematics
Current Research Projects
The details of the research are on the interested research page.
- Geometric Models for analyzing the natural phenomena
- Geometric Model for CT Scan Image (with Papangkorn Inkaew)
- Archimedean Spiral Voronoi Diagram with Natural Patterns (with Chanikan Sawatdithep)
- Problems in Discrete and Computational Geometry
- Squares in Trapezoids (with Nattapon Rintaew)
- Algorithm for Geometry of Polyhedron (with Prof. Takashi Yoshino)
- A family of Polyhedra inspired by Lanna Kome (with Ponpailin Homsombut, Pattaradanai Jaima)

Geometric Modeling Research Group
My students are my pride!
Recent Students Theses
- Recognition of Spiral Voronoi Diagram (with Chanikan Sawatdithep: M.Sc Applied Math)
- Development of the Mastery Learning Self-study Package on Geometry for Upper Secondary Students by Comparing Classical and Analytical Geometry Concepts (with Wuttichai Chaipanya: M.Sc. Teaching Math)
Recent Senior Projects
- Network Voronoi Diagram for Analyzing the Settlement of Schools in Chiang Mai (with Phapaengmueng Sukkasem)
- Geometrical Properties to Extract Regular Polylinks from a Polyhedron (with Pattaradanai Jaima)
(Last updated: August 22, 2022)
The students who are interested in doing research with me (such as seminar / senior project / Thesis ) should survey their interests here (Thai Language).

Teaching Highlights
CMU has managed the online teaching platform at MS Teams due to the COVID-19 pandemic since the semester 1/2020. Therefore, my class materials have been uploaded to MS Teams.
Semester 1/2022
- 206115 Calculus for Natural Sciences 1
- 206207 Solid Analytic Geometry
- 201190 Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Science Communication (Science Communication Part)
Semester 2/2022
- 206116 Calculus for Natural Sciences 2
- 219789 Recent Research in Applied Mathematics
(Topic : Basic Geometric Modeling) - 201190 Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Science Communication (Science Communication Part)
(Last updated: October 27, 2022)
Lecture Notes
- 206331 Advanced Calculus (April 2020)

SnC in Media
I sometimes gave academic presentations or academic services online, and the media were recorded on YouTube.