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Archaeology of Wenceslas Square in Prague
Starec, Petr ; Procházka, Rudolf (advisor) ; Podliska, Jaroslav (referee) ; Štefan, Ivo (referee)
Petr Starec: Archaeology of Wenceslas Square in Prague This PhD thesis is a part of archaeology of public space in medieval and early modern cities. Based on the findings of long-term archaeological research of Wenceslas Square it presents an analysis of the results of research in the square and interprets the image of Wenceslas Square in its transformation from the Middle Ages to modern times. At the same time, it presents information about the geomorphology of the selected area, water conditions, older settlement forms and the communication needs of this public space. The knowledge gained also provides a probe into the everyday life of the town's inhabitants. Systematic archaeological research on Wenceslas Square is mostly associated with the construction of the subway in the central part of the square in 1967-1968. Later another great construction intervention in Wenceslas Square occurred at its lower end with the construction of the subway and Můstek metro line A station. Construction circumstances allowed archaeologists to obtain only partial information regarding issue of the Old Town medieval fortifications. Under the new circumstances after 1989 with further construction activities at the square it was possible to perform open archaeological preservation using interdisciplinary scientific...
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Cyber security of endpoint elements
Fabík, Václav ; Procházka, Rudolf (referee) ; Smékal, Zdeněk (advisor)
This paper describes the design of cyber security for endpoints working on the ARM hardware architecture with the Linux operating system and using the TCP/IP and UDP/IP protocols for network communication. In the introduction, the reader is introduced to the basic concepts of cyber security as well as to the public key infrastructure (PKI) and ways of establishing a secure connection. The reader is introduced to the basic security techniques and the standard regulating security for industrial automation systems. In the practical part, the threat assessment of the presented network infrastructure is elaborated, and security functions that are embedded in NXP i.MX 7 processors and can be used for the cryptographic security of these devices are described.
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Kouřim - St. Georg Přemyslid Administrative Centre and Archaeology of the Early Medieval Central Places (Strategies and Methods)
Tomanová, Pavla ; Klír, Tomáš (advisor) ; Procházka, Rudolf (referee)
The presented master thesis deals with the archaeology of early medieval central places. It is based on a research example of the former Přemyslid administrative stronghold of the Kouřim-st. Georg that is a model site, which is traditionaly put in the intensive scientific interests. The core of this thesis is the assesment and interpretation of the contemporary systematic research involving a combined use of several surface prospections. Possibilities, limits and contributions of such a research are investigated and compared with the aspects of traditional archaeological excavation. Within the research process, the endeavor after some methodical development and maximum utilisation of the information potencial of those data obtained by field walking was made. At the end of the thesis, the enhenced conception of the investigated site is set into some selected general models of the character and structure of early medieval central places and some targets for future research are propound. Key-words: Kouřim-st. Georg - archaeology of central places - non-destructive archaeology - the Early Middle Ages - ceramic analyses
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Analysis of enterprise content management in SSČS a.s. and its optimization design
Lokaj, Lukáš ; Kunstová, Renáta (advisor) ; Procházka, Rudolf (referee)
This thesis focuses on design of document exchange solution used between Stavební spořitelna České spořitelny a.s. (SSČS) and its external sales network, which is outdated and doesn't meet the needs of SSČS or sales network. The thesis also includes the identification of suitable basic principles used in the service-oriented architecture (SOA) concept and their application in design solutions. The aim of the thesis is a conceptual solution design, based on the principles of SOA and the following technological design of changes in existing environment, so that on this basis could be created a functional and technical specification for suppliers of these applications. Stated objective is achieved through an initial analysis of the current environment, which identifies the possibilities of existing applications, and identifies weaknesses in the process that will be changed in the new solution. The analysis covers as the environment of external sales network as the related environment in SSČS, which together figure in the process of documentation exchange. As the results of the analysis and based on theoretical knowledge and consultation with experts in the field of SOA is then formulated a proposed solution at the conceptual level, which is further elaborated in the description of the proposed changes in individual components of the new solution. The outputs of this thesis will serve SSČS both in terms of describing the existing and the new environment, and as an input for the specifications of the proposed amendments to the supplier concerned applications. Structure of the thesis consists of introduction, devoted to the characterization of SSČS and providing an initial framework for solved domain. This is followed by a description and the analysis of external sales network, particularly in terms of application equipment and communication flows, followed by a description of the environment in SSČS, which contains the components processing sent documents. Next part of thesis is devoted to the formulation of the basic concepts of SOA and selection of appropriate principles that are followed in the subsequent section to draft the solution itself, first at the conceptual level, followed by a detailed description of the necessary changes. Everything is then evaluated in the final part.
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Plot in the development of the early and communal Town
Procházka, Rudolf
The house plot constitutes the basic and spatial as well as property rights unit of the medieval town. The regular allotment has its roots in antiquity and the first example of the regular allotment out of the Roman empire territory could be found in early Middle Age. The town plots in the Slavic territories can be seen as the product of the social changes and the western influence in the 13th century. Archaeology can follow the origins of the town allotment and its changes. The confrontation of the plans, written and archaeological sources shows mostly the unequal allotment- structure since the beginnings of the communal towns.
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The osteological analysis of the bones from the early medieval Přerov
Sůvová, Z. ; Procházka, Rudolf ; Weiter, L.
The article presents the osteological analysis from the early medieval castle of Přerov (period of the 2st half 10st - half of the 11st century). Within the collection prevail the bones of pig, followed with cattle. There occured also relatively high part of the horse- and quarry bones. The animal structure support the theory of the placement of the polish troop of the sovereign Boleslav the Brave in the castle of Přerov in the beginning of the 11th century.
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