The objective of the research
We aim to understand the real-world phenomena using geometrical tools, emphasizing on tools in discrete and computational geometry. In the group, we formulate the real-world problem to geometry problem and solve those problems using geometrical tools. We also solve the discrete geometry problems and construct geometric tools to solve real-world problems.
News
- Geometry Research Boot Camp, 17 – 21 June 2019
ค่ายสัมมนาหัวข้อวิจัยทางเรขาคณิต เรขาคณิตวิยุต และเรขาคณิตเชิงคำนวณ
วันที่ 17 – 21 มิถุนายน 2562 ณ ศูนย์การศึกษามหาวิทยาลัยเชียงใหม่ “หริภุญชัย”
Current research projects
- Centroidal spherical Laguerre Voronoi diagram for understanding and modeling spherical tessellation patterns
- Geometrical analysis of the crane game in two dimensions
- Voronoi diagram as a tool in land-use optimization
Research Achievements Research
Projects and seminars for students Projects and Seminars
Current Students
AY2018
- ID59 – Nattapon Rintaew (390: Rectangles in Rectangle)
- ID59 – Thanapoom Keelapang (390: Squares in Triangles)
- SIS ID60 – Chanakan Sapphalikhit, Sasikarn Tawanseri (Project: Geometrical analysis of firework origami folding processes)
Alumni
AY2018
- ID58 – Kotchakorn Kantanat (499: Design of shortest travel route using network Voronoi diagram
- ID58 – Kanokporn Chuenchom (499: Enumeration on the rigidity of m x n rectangular grids)
AY2017
- ID57 – Phitchaya Wong-arin (499: Origami Axioms for Solving Euclidean Geometry Problems)
- ID57 – Sookruethai Kamkaen (499: 2D Tessellations and Their Construction Conditions)
Collaborations and research connections
- Prof. Kokichi Sugihara, Meiji University, Japan
- Prof. Takashi Yoshino, Toyo University, Japan
- Assistant Prof. Vorapong Suppakitpaisan, The University of Tokyo, Japan
- Associate Prof. Wacharin Wichiramala, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
- Associate Prof. Chao Yang, Sun Yat-Sen University, China
Research Group Photo
