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Senior Project Under Dr. Charusiri's Supervisor 1 Senior Project under Dr. Charusiri's supervisor Researche Project Title Co- Academicr year 2011 supervisor(s) 1 Nontnarit DIAMONDOIDS AND BIOMARKERS IN OIL - Phonphetr FROM SAN JOAQUIN AND SANTA assa- BARBARA BASIN, SOUTHERN meekul CALIFORNIA 2 Mayura PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY - Dangprasit OF SOME BIOTITE IN GRANITE OF thi-porn THAILAND 3 Supitchaya CHARACTERISTICS OF CLAY Khun Paipana MINERALOGY AND ALTERATION Weerasak ASSEMBLAGES USING ASD & XRD Lunwongsa ANALYSES ROCKS FROM SPIT, CHATREE MINE, CENTRAL THAILAND Academic year 2010 4 Vachirayut Petrography and geochemistry of Granitic Dr. Budnark Rocks at Silapetch Waterfall, Amphoe Pua, Pitsanupong Changwat Nan Kanjanapayont Academic year 2009 5 Peeranat Geology and Petrography of Khao Pha- - Visadsri Nom –Pha, Amphoe Wang Saiphun, Changwat Phichit, Thailand. 6 Nitirath Petrography and Geochemistry of Basalt, - Utarasin Ban Hat Nga, Luang Prabang, Northern Laos PDR. 7 Suppachai Petrography and Geochemistry of Basalt in - Choosawat Ban Don Ngeun, Luang Prabang, Lao PDR. D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 2 Researche Project Title Co- 8 Thanasetr ESR Dating of Sediments Along Mae Tha supervisor(s)Dr. Santi Chucha- Fault Zone, Changwat Chiang Mai, Northern Pailoblee Em Thailand. Academic year 2008 9 Ekkapob Geochemistry and Physical Properties of Khun Poonsawat Regolith in some parts of Q Prospect Area, Weerasak Chatree Gold Mine, Changwat Pichit Lunwongsa 10 Piyawan 2D Seismic Data Interpretation of Dr. Thanop Chantachai Chonnabot Prospect, Permian I Basin, Thitimakorn Changwat Khon Kaen, Thailand. 11 Mongkol Geochemistry and Physical Properties of Khun Yotmaw Regoliths in H-West Pit and J Prospect Weerasak Area, Chatree Gold Mine, Changwat Pichit. Lunwongsa Academic year 2007 12 Prawit ESR-dating investigations fo sediments by Khun Suwit Chansawa using soil along the southern part of Khlong Kosuwan d Marui fault, Phang-Nga Province, southern Thailand. Academic year 2006 13 Chaiwat Preliminary Seismic hazard assessment in Prof. Dr. Charoenpo northern and western Thailand. Chidchanok ng Lursisinsap 14 Suraphan Seismic hazard investigation at Srinakarin - Phimthong dam Changwat Kanchanaburi, Western Thailand. 15 Sawalee Influence of clay smear on fault plane on the - Takamtam potential sealing of hydrocarbon in the Sirikit West Field, Phitsanulok basin, Thailand. D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 3 Researche Project Title Co- r supervisor(s) 16 Ladda Geology and petrography of kike rocks in C- Aj. Malatee Tangwattan H pit at Akara mining, Changwat Pichit. Tuiyaqupt anukul Khun Weerasak Lunwongsa 17 Khunamai Restoration of geological structure using Assoc. Prof. Rungsai geologic and seismic data in the Saveh Dr. Christopher block, Iran. K. Morley Academic year 2005 18 Narongsak Ore petrography and Paragenesis in gold- - bearing quartz veins in C-pit North at Lumleatwip Chatree mine Pichit Province. ut 19 Thanakit Depositional Environment of Formation 2, - Chotpitaya Centrarl Part of Arthit Area in the North sunon Malay Basin, South of Thailand. Academic year 2547 (2004) 20 Thitisorn Geological Survey of a Fault Zone by using - Thitipattan Geophysical Investigations at Ban Mae akul USU, Amphoe the Song yang, Changwat Tak. 21 Natthachai Preliminary Thermoluminescence dating of - Punpate Tektite and Quaternary Tektite-bearing Sediments at Amphur Buntharik, Ubonratchathani Academic year 2003 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 4 Researche Project Title Co- 22 Korakodr The Study of Geomorphology by using supervisor(s) - Chusuthisa Stream Length-Gradient Index and kun Mountain front Sinuosity in Part of Mae Hong Son, Fault zone, Changwat Mae Hong Son, Northern Thailand. 23 Patarasak China Stone Deposits at Pang Kha Area, - Poonkhum Jae Hom District, Lampang Province: Preliminary Geological, Mineralogical and Geochemical Results. Academic year 2002 24 Mr.Wichian Preliminary Investigation on Hydrothermal - e Alteration of the Chatree Gold Deposit, Deesawat Wangpon Area, Phetchabue. Academic year 2001 25 Mr.Krongp Petrography and Geochemistry of Ultramafic Aj. Veerote ol rocks at Ban Bun Tan, Suwankuha Sub- Daorerk Seusutthiy district, NongBua Lamphu Provice a & Mr.Nuasin g Maopeth 26 Ms.Numpu Thermoluminescence Dating of Tektites Khun Suwith ng from Ban Mai Tambon Ta Chang Amphoe Kosuwan Klongsara Shalerm Phrakiet Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima 27 Mr.Viriya Ground Geophysical Investigation of South Khun Veera Danphaiboon Part of Quarternary Srisawat Fault Segment, Kalong phon Changwat Kanchanaburi D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 5 Researche Project Title Co- 28 Mr.Ratthakr The Use of Remote-Sensing Technique for supervisor(s) - orn detecting Quaternary fault in the Southern Songmuan Part of Srisawat Fault Segment, g Kanchanaburi 29 Mr. Quaternary tektite-bearing Sediment at Aj. Veerote Vorakit Tambon Tachang, Amphoe Chaleamphakiat Daorerk Krowchan Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima : stratigraphy and TL-dating Academic year 2000 30 Prakarn Characteristic of Hot Spring at Amphoe Prof. Poongsak Beunkhunt Pong Nam Ron Area Changwat Chantaburi Pongprayoon od Aj. Malatee Taiyaqupt Academic year 1999 31 Wilasinee Lithostratigraphy of the Mesozoic Red Beds Dr. Sombat Kongsumrit at Dan Sai Area, Changwat Loei Yumuang Academic year 1998 32 Kitipong Volcanic Succession of Khao Lom Fang in - Kongsawa Lam Narai Volcanic Field, Amphoe Chai st Badan, Changwat Lopburi 33 Surasak Ore Mineragraphy of Thung Kham Deposits, - Yamned Amphoe Muang, Changwat Loei Academic year 1997 34 Thitikorn Geology of Zinc Deposit in Kaiso Area, - Bunyongku Vang Viang, Vientlane, Lao People’s l Democratic Republic Academic year 1996 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 6 Researche Project Title Co- 35 Ittiphonr Subsurface Geology of Ordovician Thung supervisor(s) - Chunin Song Limestone in Thung Song Mine, Amphoe Thung Song, Changwat Nakhon Sri Thammarat 36 Krit Won Landsatimagery Enhancement Interpretation - – in of Regional Geology of Cho Dien Area, Northern Vietnam 37 Nanthawan Characterization of Red Bed of Mae Moh - Mine for the Ceramic Industry Wisanuwo ng 38 Pakpoom Depositional Environment of Huai King - Sriyarak Formation, Mae Moh Mine, Changwat Lampang 39 Prayoot Dolomitization of Carbonate Rocks Unit at - Chommali Ban Sa Area, Chae Hom District, Lampang 40 Vichai Lithostratigraphy of the Khao Pun Area, - Chutakosit Amphoe Kaeng Khoi, Changwat Saraburi kanon Academic year 2538 (1995) 41 Kiattisak Characterization of Claystone in - Kaewkask Interburdens of Mae Moh Mine Basin for Ceramic Industry Academic year 1994 42 Komut Lithostratigraphy of the Lower Khorat and Dr.Pipop Maneechai the Saraburi Group in the Pak Chong – Si Isarangkul Khiu Area, Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 7 Researche Project Title Co- 43 Somchair Geological Syudy of Pb – Zn (Cu) supervisor(s) - Thanthum Occurrence in Area Around the Huai Ton Phung, Tumbon Na Phun, Amphoe Wang Chin, Changwat Phrae 44 Pornthep Geological Study of Pb-Zn(Cu) Occurrence Dr.Tawsaporn Suwannac in Area Around the Huai Ton Phung, Nuchanong hote Tumbon Na Phun, Amphoe Wang Chin, Changwat Phrae. Academic year 1993 45 Korakot Geophysical Modelling as an Aid to Khun Kosit Fuongkajohn Surarat Subsurface Geological Study in Northern Pattani Basin Gulf of Thailand 46 Suphanit Geology of the Ban Tha Si Area, Amphoe Aj. Veerote Daorerk Suphanant Mae Moh, Changwat Lampang hi Academic year 1992 47 Chakkapha Petrochemistry of Mafic Igneous Rocks at Dr. Wasant Pongsapid n Sutthirat Khao Phu Fai, Amphoe Khun Han, Changwat Srisaket 48 Sonthaya Relation of Lineaments from Thematic Prof. Thiva Supajanya Choksattak Mapper with Mineral Deposits in Nam Ngat ig and Nam Mae Wang Areas, Changwat Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Lampang 49 Suvapak Geology of Ban Rai Area, Amphoe Ban Rai, - Imsamut Changwat Uthai Thani Academic year 2534 (1991) No reseach (this year) Academic year 1990 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 8 Researche Project Title Co- 50 Sanitrar Geology of Feldspar Deposites at the Assot.supervisor(s) Prof. Dr. Saengman Suwanthorrance Mine and the Pongarawan Wasant ee Mine Pongsapich 51 Supat Geology of Granitoid rocks at Amphoe - Charoensup Muang, Prachuab Khirikhan, South-Central puech Thailand. 52 Prinya Gold Mineralization Associtaed with - Promprate Granitoid Rocks at Ban Pha Hi, Amphoe d Mae Sai, Chiang Rai D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 9 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 10 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 11 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 12 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 13 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 14 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 15 Khun Kosit Fuongkajohn Aj. Veerote Daorerk Dr. Wasant Pongsapid Prof. Thiva Supajanya D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012 16 D:\d\New folder 2\Website Geo Upload\Temporary data\SeniorProj_PunyaEnglish 17/9/2012.
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