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Adaptive Level of Detail for Planet Rendering
Moravec, Matěj ; Milet, Tomáš (referee) ; Matýšek, Michal (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is focused on real time planet rendering with adaptive level of terain detail in Unity engine. Chunked LOD algorithm is modified and used for adaptive change of level of detail. Intancing is used for efective data rendering. Graphic card is used for creating planet geometry with heightmaps and there is also tessellation used for gradual morfing of level change of detail.
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The Regulation of Advertisement Loudness in Television Broadcast: The Global Context and the Czech Regulation
Moravec, Matěj ; Křeček, Jan (advisor) ; Chudoba, David (referee)
The thesis focuses primarily on the legal aspects of the regulation of the loudness of television broadcast, especially in connection to the issue of loud advertisement. First, technical specifics and aspects of sound production and monitoring of broadcast loudness are introduced. The following chapters are devoted to the international context of loudness regulation, mainly in connection to ITU and EBU, and to an analysis of the ways in which loudness regulation has been put into practice in selected countries (USA, France, and Poland). The second half of the thesis focuses on the history of regulation of television broadcast in the Czech Republic and how it found its way into the Czech legal code. Significant initiatives are introduced, as well as proposed laws and regulations, activities of the Czech regulatory body RRTV, the broadcasters' criticism, the final versions of the law and of the regulation, the actual impact on the Czech TV broadcast, the results of loudness measurements and the expected development in the future.
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Adaptive Level of Detail for Planet Rendering
Moravec, Matěj ; Milet, Tomáš (referee) ; Matýšek, Michal (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is focused on real time planet rendering with adaptive level of terain detail in Unity engine. Chunked LOD algorithm is modified and used for adaptive change of level of detail. Intancing is used for efective data rendering. Graphic card is used for creating planet geometry with heightmaps and there is also tessellation used for gradual morfing of level change of detail.
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The Regulation of Advertisement Loudness in Television Broadcast: The Global Context and the Czech Regulation
Moravec, Matěj ; Křeček, Jan (advisor) ; Chudoba, David (referee)
The thesis focuses primarily on the legal aspects of the regulation of the loudness of television broadcast, especially in connection to the issue of loud advertisement. First, technical specifics and aspects of sound production and monitoring of broadcast loudness are introduced. The following chapters are devoted to the international context of loudness regulation, mainly in connection to ITU and EBU, and to an analysis of the ways in which loudness regulation has been put into practice in selected countries (USA, France, and Poland). The second half of the thesis focuses on the history of regulation of television broadcast in the Czech Republic and how it found its way into the Czech legal code. Significant initiatives are introduced, as well as proposed laws and regulations, activities of the Czech regulatory body RRTV, the broadcasters' criticism, the final versions of the law and of the regulation, the actual impact on the Czech TV broadcast, the results of loudness measurements and the expected development in the future.
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American Suburbia from 1950s to 1980s: The Development of the Image of Suburbia in the Short Stories of John Cheever, John Updike, and Raymond Carver
Moravec, Matěj ; Roraback, Erik Sherman (advisor) ; Robbins, David Lee (referee)
The thesis paper focuses on the American suburbia, which is understood as an important social and cultural concept which plays a key role in the cultural history of America. The paper defines the basic characteristics and components of the utopian myth of the modern suburbs, such as the pastoral ideal, the notion of deliberate withdrawal from the urban areas, the role of the community or the focus on family togetherness. These concepts are traced in the American cultural history, especially in the idealized legacy of the early settlers and early Puritan communities. The development of the usage and depiction of these cultural concepts in the literary fiction of the period between the 1950s and 80s is then traced in the texts of three major American chroniclers of the suburban life - John Cheever, John Updike, and Raymond Carver. The social context and the historical development of the suburbs are also taken into consideration.
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