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Renovation of a water reservoir in the village of Žďárná
Pastorková, Nikola ; Krčma, Marek (referee) ; Duchan, David (advisor)
The theme of this diploma thesis is to restore the existing small reservoir in the village Žďárná. A new safety spillway and bottom outlet will be built, the flood will be shaped according to the cross-sections and the dam of the water reservoir will be fortified. The designed objects will be hydraulically verified. Using the HEC-HMS program, a hydrological model of the river basin is created and subsequently a derived flood wave PV20.
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Renovation of a water reservoir in the village of Žďárná
Pastorková, Nikola ; Krčma, Marek (referee) ; Duchan, David (advisor)
The theme of this diploma thesis is to restore the existing small reservoir in the village Žďárná. A new safety spillway and bottom outlet will be built, the flood will be shaped according to the cross-sections and the dam of the water reservoir will be fortified. The designed objects will be hydraulically verified. Using the HEC-HMS program, a hydrological model of the river basin is created and subsequently a derived flood wave PV20.
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Innovative trends of Business Intelligence and Big Data in the model of Design-driven Innovation
Krčma, Marek ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Derfler, Václav (referee)
Business Intelligence plays the crucial role in the question of serching for the truth in organizations. Trend of data growing defines the importance of analytical tools for organizations. Innovation is perceived as the only driver which leads to higher living standards in a society in the longterm run (according to the World Economic Forum). This thesis joins two areas: innovation and analytical field of business informatics (Business Intelligence, Big Data). The main goal of this thesis is to identify innovation trends of Business Intelligence and Big Data and to classify them using the Design-driven Innovation model. The thesis also provides a broad perspective of the innovation process in organizations and reveals the mutuality of innovation process, productivity and competitiveness.
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Identity management in the SaaS environment
Krčma, Marek ; Mészáros, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the identity management in the SaaS environment. The first part of the thesis defines and connects the areas which identity management is related. These areas are: cloud computing, authentication and authorization, legislation and standards. In areas of cloud computing, authentication and authorization is taken emphasis on security issues. The next part of the thesis compares three authentication and authorization standards (OpenID, OAuth and SAML) that are appropriate solution of the identity management in SaaS applications. The thesis defines the specifics for each standard and specifies the requirements for effective implementation. The last part describes how to implement OpenID authentication standard in an existing web application.
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