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Using drones for monitoring the radiation situation in emergency situations
SEDLÁČEK, Matěj
This master's thesis introduces the reader to the issue of using drones in monitoring the radiation situation in emergency situations. This is an up-to-date theme as drones are increasingly being used in various fields and radiation monitoring is no exception. In my thesis, I will summarize the advantages and disadvantages of this solution as well as compare it in-depth with commonly used methods. The aim of this thesis is to answer the research question: "To what extent is the use of drones in monitoring the radiation situation in emergency situations more advantageous than conventional methods?" Furthermore, to find out the advantages of using drones in monitoring the radiation situation during accidents and finding out their advantages against established methods and the possibility of their use in the future. The theoretical part describes in detail the basic concepts relevant to the topic of the thesis, as well as the radiation emergency situations in general, monitoring in these events by conventional methods and using drones. It also describes the technical side of drones in use today, their differences, and specifications that are relevant to the purpose. The practical part connects to the theoretical part and presents the reader with the particular results of measurements by a test drone and draws conclusions from them that answer the research question and thus present a comprehensive view of this issue. The discussion will primarily be subjectively focused on experiences with measurements, their advantages and disadvantages, and the possible development of this technology in the future. The conclusion of this thesis is the finding that, at least at the moment, drones cannot replace the majority of measurements that are currently carried out using helicopters. Measuring with drones has indisputable advantages, especially when using some unusual solutions. Important restrictions stemming mainly from the technical limitations of today's drones and also from local and international regulations for the operation of drones will unfortunately limit the use of drones in monitoring ionizing radiation in emergency situations, especially on larger areas, in the near future.
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Analysis of Development Projects´ Planning History: Case Study Freight Station Prague - Žižkov
Sedláček, Matěj ; Macoun, Milan (advisor) ; Lucie, Lucie (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on planning history of case study Cargo railway station Prague - Žižkov. Subject of this work and its territory is demarcated in the former grounds of the station, which was earlier owned only by České dráhy. Freely accessible documents were supplemented by informations from the interviews. Fundamental part of the work is analysis of the documents and their benefits for the planning. Purposes of the thesis are achieved by summary of the results of the analytical part and its evaluation. Main contribution of this work is description of causes why planning process on the Cargo railway station Žižkov runs so long and suggestion, how to prevent too lengthy planning in the similar development areas.
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