Organization profile

Introduction / mission

Geometric algorithms is the field within algorithms research that is concerned with the design and analysis of efficient algorithms and data structures for problems involving geometric objects in 2-, 3-, and higher-dimensional space.

Organisational profile

The Applied Geometric Algorithms group mainly focuses on geometric algorithms for spatial data and applications of geometric algorithms in the areas of GIScience and Smart Mobility (including Automated Cartography, Geo-Visualization, and Moving Object Analysis), Visual Analytics, Mobile Agents, and e-Humanities. Our approaches frequently combine the rigorous methods from computational geometry – which give performance guarantees with respect to both the quality of solutions and the running time of algorithms – with efficient engineering to achieve results of both theoretical and practical significance.

Spatially Informed Visualization
Complex Moving Objects
Stability
Mobile Agents
e-Humanities

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Profiles

Irina Kostitsyna

i.kostitsyna@tue.nl

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Applied Geometric Algorithms
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Algorithms and Visualization - Assistant Professor

Person: UD : Assistant Professor

Wouter Meulemans

w.meulemans@tue.nl

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Algorithms and Visualization - Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Applied Geometric Algorithms

Person: UD : Assistant Professor

Tim A.E. Ophelders, MSc

t.a.e.ophelders@tue.nl

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Applied Geometric Algorithms
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Algorithms and Visualization - University Researcher

Person: Prom. : doctoral candidate (PhD), OWP : University Teacher / Researcher

Research Output 2003 2019

Algorithmic approaches to reconfigurable assembly systems

Costa, A., Abdel-Rahman, A., Jenett, B., Gershenfeld, N., Kostitsyna, I. & Cheung, K., 6 Dec 2019, 2019 IEEE Aerospace Conference, AERO 2019. Piscataway: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 8 p. 8741572

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Academic › peer-review

robotics

Robotics

assembly

fault tolerance

structural design