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3D model of the selected object
Prokop, Jaromír ; Nosek, Jakub (referee) ; Kalvoda, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the creation of four georeferenced 3D models of the Chapel of Virgin Mary Help in Brno-Líšeň using images from two cameras, a digital reflex camera Canon EOS 6D Mark II and a low-cost camera Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro mobile phone, in two photogrammetric software, Bentley ContextCapture and Agisoft Metashape Professional. The accuracy of the models was analysed using checkpoints measured by a total station and a reference point cloud from the laser scanning of the chapel. One of the models was presented using Sketchfab on the internet, another one was 3D printed.
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Revision and survey of large scale thematic map of the surface situation
Prokop, Jaromír ; Cimpl, Pavel (referee) ; Kalvoda, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the revision of the large scale thematic map of the surface situation in the village Staré Hradiště. The map was updated by combining data from a mobile mapping system and a field survey using polar method and GNSS. Accuracy of the updated map was tested according to ČSN 01 3410. The advantages and disadvantages of map updating by mobile mapping and classic methods were compared.
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3D model of the selected object
Prokop, Jaromír ; Nosek, Jakub (referee) ; Kalvoda, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the creation of four georeferenced 3D models of the Chapel of Virgin Mary Help in Brno-Líšeň using images from two cameras, a digital reflex camera Canon EOS 6D Mark II and a low-cost camera Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro mobile phone, in two photogrammetric software, Bentley ContextCapture and Agisoft Metashape Professional. The accuracy of the models was analysed using checkpoints measured by a total station and a reference point cloud from the laser scanning of the chapel. One of the models was presented using Sketchfab on the internet, another one was 3D printed.
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Accuracy Assessment of Photogrammetric Results from Low Cost and Professional Camera
Prokop, Jaromír ; Nosek, Jakub ; Kalvoda, Petr ; Veselý, Milan
The aim of the article was to assess the accuracy of photogrammetric results using images of a low-cost camera, a Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro mobile phone, and a Canon EOS 6D Mark II professional digital reflex camera. A total of 51 control and checkpoints were created at the chapel, and it was scanned by a terrestrial laser scanner. Bundle block adjustment and mesh model generation were performed using Bentley ContextCapture. 2D standard deviations and standard deviations of elevation at checkpoints and deviations from the reference terrestrial laser scanning point cloud were statistically tested. The results show that with a suitably selected imaging configuration, high-quality photogrammetric results can be achieved even with a low-cost camera
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Revision and survey of large scale thematic map of the surface situation
Prokop, Jaromír ; Cimpl, Pavel (referee) ; Kalvoda, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is the revision of the large scale thematic map of the surface situation in the village Staré Hradiště. The map was updated by combining data from a mobile mapping system and a field survey using polar method and GNSS. Accuracy of the updated map was tested according to ČSN 01 3410. The advantages and disadvantages of map updating by mobile mapping and classic methods were compared.
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Ronald Coase by rád Bitcoin? Jak Blockchain snižuje náklady na transakci a mění koasijskou firmu
Kaid, Amira ; Stroukal, Dominik (advisor) ; Prokop, Jaromír (referee)
The rising popularity of blockchain technology otherwise known as the technology that underlies the Bitcoin protocol has been the subject of a lot of investigation and enthusiasm among financial organizations for its potentially revolutionary properties that will likely change how the economy works in the future. The blockchain is a decentralized open source ledger that records bitcoin transactions and is maintained by a distributed network of miners. Blockchain technology however has many applications beyond currency and can be applied in various areas including the firm organizational structure and law. This thesis examines how blockchain technology would lower the transaction costs involved in organizing the firm and how it would thus change the role of the firm. Coase (1937) in his article (The Nature of the Firm) explained that firms exist and continue to operate in a hierarchal manner because of the transaction costs that are involved in using the market mechanism. This paper also examines how the blockchain would lower the transaction costs of resolving disputes through carrying out market transactions that were mentioned by Coase (1960) in (The Problem of Social Cost). In order to achieve this aim Coases framework is used to theoretically model a future firm and legal system which are blockchain-based and that use bitcoin in their transactions. The results indicate that blockchain technology would reduce the transaction costs pointed out by Coase in such a way that it would cause the firm to become less hierarchal in nature and would allow it to adopt a more inclusive and distributed management system. Similarly in the case of law the transaction costs would fall making it easier for parties to resolve their disputes using the market mechanism instead of having to rely on a central authority.
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The sensitivity analysis of the change in oil price on Norwegian government budget in years 2005-2015
Yarova, Hanna ; Pekárek, Štěpán (advisor) ; Prokop, Jaromír (referee)
This study selectively surveys, unifies and extends the literature on the volatility of prices on commodity goods, in particular oil and its effect on the government budget of Norway in the period from 2005 until 2015. It employs an analytic framework that examines the sensitivity of the economical channels that connect the government budget of Norway to the offshore economy. Data was gathered from the reports provided by the Ministry of Finance, Statistics Norway and Norges Bank. Findings suggest that oil price is an important factor affecting the government revenues and expenditures and that from the assesses channels only the channel of Government Pension Fund Global in Norway is the least sensitive to fluctuation in the oil prices.
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Can we still call OPEC a cartel?
Ali, Dalia ; Stroukal, Dominik (advisor) ; Prokop, Jaromír (referee)
This paper raises the question whether OPEC actually acts like a cartel, given the fact that there were many controversy surrounding the organization due to its coordination failures, which resulted to an oil glut between 2014-2016. Consequently, the oil industry experienced a dramatic decline in oil prices due to the oil surplus. A comparison was made between OPEC's allocated quotas, and its actual oil production to investigate whether the members of the organization adhere to the assigned quota, to achieve highest possible prices.
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Investor jako Homo Oeconomicus nebo Human; Jaké jsou zdroje odchylek od racionality na finančních trzích?
Vacha, Robert ; Chytilová, Helena (advisor) ; Prokop, Jaromír (referee)
The thesis deals with the differences among phenomena of Homo Oeconomicus and Human and their presence in the financial markets. Furthermore, it aims at revealing differences of behavior in alignment with the phenomena among groups of people involved and not involved in the financial markets. To do so we use an experiment with its assessment based on the Anchoring Index. For the purpose of the research of behavior in alignment with the Prospect theory, the thesis defines new index of assessment of human behavior the Human Index upon which it draws conclusions about the two groups. The results show no significant difference in propensity to bias and marginal difference in behavior in alignment with the prospect theory where the group involved in the financial markets reveals less Human behavior. Altogether, the findings are no remarkable difference in behavior among the two groups, i.e. both the group of people involved in the financial markets as well as those not involved are Human at very similar levels.
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Is Russia sick with Dutch Disease?
Abdullaeva, Nadiia ; Máslo, Lukáš (advisor) ; Prokop, Jaromír (referee)
The aim of this work is to prove a hypothesis whether Russia is sick with Dutch disease or not. In the theoretical part, the author expounds the model of Dutch disease by Corden, Neary (1982) and places the phenomenon into a historical perspective. Further on, the author identifies four main symptoms of the Dutch disease, i. e. an increasing dependence of a country on the export of natural resources, appreciation of the real exchange rate, a decline of the manufacturing sector and a growth of the service sector and, finally, an overall wage growth. In the empirical part, the author tests the presence of the particular symptoms of the Dutch disease in the Russian economy on the data set for the years 1998-2015, drawing upon the research of Oomes, Kalcheva (2007) and extending it by adding the symptom of increasing dependence of a country on the export of natural resources (the 1st symptom) and by prolonging the time series until 2015. The author presents her own multiple regression model with the dependent variable of real effective exchange rate and independent variables interest rate, oil prices and government expenditures, proving a positive correlation of 83% between the real effective exchange rate and oil price. Next, the author proves that the service sector and the natural resource sector increased their respective shares of the GDP in the economy by 6 and 5 percentage points between 2000-2015, while the manufacturing sector decreased almost by the 9 percentage points. By this, the author supports the assumption about the ongoing indirect deindustrialization process and, in effect, supports her assumption about the presence of the third symptom.
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