The Student of Geography achieved 6 awards for Academic presentations at the 15th Thai Students Symposium on Geography and Geo-Informatics.
On 6th – 7th December 2022 Professor and 4th-year students, Geography and Geoinformatics, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University attended the 15th Thai Students Symposium on Geography and Geo-Informatics by presenting the oral and poster academic presentations that held at Phayao University, Phayao province. This year, 6 students in geography took part in and got 6 awards for academic presentations. Including:
1 Award for Excellence:
Oral Presentation in the Technical Geography Group:
- Ms. Rattika Wichian with the title: Assessment of susceptibility to landslides with machine learning modeling technique in Mae Ramard district, Tak province.
- Advisory professor: Asst. Prof. Morrakot Worachairungrueng
- 5 Awards for Good:
- Oral Presentation in the Technical Geography Group:
- Mr. Kawinpop Anurak with the title: The innovation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Rice Yield Forecasting for farmers.
- Advisory professor: Aj. Nayod Kunlapanit
- Physical Geography Group:
- Ms. Nattakarn Pokpusa with the title: Analyze areas susceptible to flooding. Mae Klang River Basin Case Study
- Advisory professor: Aj. Kathawut Waiyasusri
- Human Geography:
- Mr.Panupong Watcharapatanapong with the title: the relationship between nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide with photographs light during the night from the satellite in Bangkok and its vicinity during lockdown measures to limit the spread of COVID-19.
- Advisory professor: Morrakot Worachairungrueng
Poster Presentation in Technical Geography:
- Mr.Wasin Sankum with the title: Forecast of drought-prone areas Nakhon Sawan Province with machine learning models
- Advisory professor: Morrakot Worachairungrueng
- Ms. Jaruwan Tiansan with the title: The Application of Google engine to study wildfire risk areas case study of Mae On district, Chiang Mai.
- Advisory professor: Morrakot Worachairungrueng