Stephane Durocher
Associate Professor
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Canada
Biography
I work as an associate professor and associate department head (graduate program) in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada. My research is in computational geometry, discrete algorithms, and data structures. I enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including climbing, mountaineering, backpacking, backcountry skiing, cycling, canoeing, and photography. These pages include trip reports and a list of peaks summited. Recently I have attempted woodworking. See photos of my family.
Research Interest
My research is in computational geometry, data structures, geometric optimization, and discrete algorithms. My recent work includes theoretical results in geometric covering, local geometric routing, range searching, polygon reconstruction, graph drawing, online algorithms, geometric models for wireless communication, kinetic data structures, geometric depth measures, and facility location. I am also interested graph theory, computational complexity, combinatorial algorithms, combinatorial geometry, and discrete mathematics.
Publications
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Guarding Orthogonal Art Galleries with Sliding Cameras. Stephane Durocher, Omrit Filtser, Robert Fraser, Ali Mehrabi, and Saeed Mehrabi. Computational Geometry: Theory and Applications. 65:12-26. 2017.
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The Projection Median as a Weighted Average. Stephane Durocher, Alexandre Leblanc, and Matthew Skala. Journal of Computational Geometry. 8(1):78-104. 2017.
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Computing Conforming Partitions of Orthogonal Polygons with Minimum Stabbing Number. Stephane Durocher and Saeed Mehrabi. Theoretical Computer Science. 689:157-168. 2017.