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Detached House with Business Premises in Příbram
Bučilová, Iveta ; Matoušková, Ilona Kalivodová (referee) ; Kalousek, Lubor (advisor)
Bachelor thesis deals with the design of project documentation for a family house on the outskirts of the town Pribram. This house is designed for 4-5 people with close establishment, specifically Dietary counseling. The building has two floors and no basement. It is located on flat terrain and the plan shape is the letter L. The supporting structure of the building is designed from system Porotherm. Roofing of the house is solved in two shed roofs from wooden trusses with an inclination of 7 °. One part of the object is a garage for one car.
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The topic of labor camps at uranium mines in the teaching of geography (using Jáchymov and Příbram as an example)
Zavřelová, Aneta ; Jelen, Jakub (advisor) ; Boudný, Zdeněk (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on geography teaching methods at elementary and high schools in Jáchymov and Příbram regions. Specifically, the research deals with a topic of uranium labor camps, between 1950s and 1960s. The first part of the thesis analyze how geography is being taught at elementary and high schools, based on the curriculum framework and textbook research. Next, there is a chapter with a focus on the labor camps from the point of view of geography. The thesis also contains analysis of the researched locations, especially their mining history. The next section of the bachelor thesis discusses the socio-historical context in the 1950s and 1960s, uranium as the key raw material of the Cold War, labor camps and their characteristics and the inmates' daily routine. The practical part of the thesis is represented by questionnaire research conducted at the elementary and high schools and its results. The final chapter contains worksheets designed for high school students which could be used during outdoor education sessions. Keywords Geography, framework educational program, Uranium, labor camps, Jáchymov, Příbram
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Area called Nový rybník and the public opinion of citizens living in Příbram
Schejbal, Antonín ; Flemr, Libor (advisor) ; Buriánková, Jitka (referee)
Title: Areál Nový rybník a veřejné mínění obyvatel Příbrami Objectives: The aim of my diploma thesis is to use a public opinion research to find out the attitude of citizens living in Příbram for publicly discussed issues related to an Area called Nový rybník Methods: For this work, a qualitative research method was used - survey questioning. To find out the opinions of the citizens of Příbram, a questionnaire was compiled, which was distributed in online as well as in physical form. Results: On the basis of the conducted research, it was found that the perception of the area is generally viewed very positively by public and that the vast majority of the Příbram citizens visit the area at least once a year. The Příbram public has rather a negative attitude towards the entry of dogs into the area. A narrow majority of residents agree with the ban on drinking alcohol in the area. More than a half of Příbramans would have no problem paying the entrance fee to the complex. Keywords: public opinion, Areál Nový rybník, Příbram, Sports facilities of the Příbram, questionnaire survey, quantitative research, electronic survey
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Determination of selected metals in edible mushrooms in the Příbram district
DVOŘÁKOVÁ, Hana
The aim of this work was to determine the concentrations of rubidium, cesium, lithium, strontium and supplemental elements of copper, iron, manganese and zinc in samples of edible mushrooms and to compare the measured concentrations with the studies mentioned in the literary research. In addition to the results of the studies, the literary research contains brief informations about mushrooms, individual elements, the used method and the monitored location. For the purposed of the practical part, 19 samples of nine edible mushrooms species were collected from the vicinity of a lead smelter in the village of Podlesí near Příbram. The samples were the first processed by microwave digestion and then analyzed by AAS (atomic absorption spectrometry). The whole practical part of the thesis was carried out in the laboratory of the Departemnt of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Agriculture of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. The analysis results were recorded in tables, statistically and graphically processed an evaluated in the discussion. From the analysis we found the species of mushoom with the most cumulate metals ability is a toadstool rosacea. Among the analyzed samples we found the highest concentration of strontium (22,5 mg/kg), lithium (0,6 mg/kg), iron (223,0 mg/kg) and manganese (69,7 mg/kg). On the other hand, the least cumulative species was boletus brown with the lowest concentrations of copper (10,1 mg/kg), iron (29,5 mg/kg) and manganese (5,2 mg/kg) being determined. The less cumulative species was also boletus edulis, which was found to have at least strontium (2,2 mg/kg) and lithium (0,3 mg/kg). It is worth mentioning the larch bolete, in which we have determined the greatest concentration of rubidium (364 mg/kg) and cesium (11,7 mg/kg), but the least of zinc (68,7 mg/kg). Likewise, a parasol mushroom absorps copper to a large extent (255 mg/kg), but on the contrary it contained the least cesium (0,5 mg/kg) and rubidium (11,8 mg/kg).
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Montanistic tourism as an opportunity for the development of new tourism
ADAMCOVÁ, Veronika
The bachelor thesis deals with the problematics of mining tourism in a chosen region. The work analyses opportunities for development of the new mining tourism products. The chosen region is Příbram region and it is specifically focused on the Mining Museum Příbram which is one of the oldest museums in the Czech Republic. The aim of the bachelor thesis is to create new products of mining tourism, propose measures and contribute to improvement of services and potential of the Mining Museum Příbram. It is based on the analyses of customer satisfaction with visit of the Mining Museum. The survey was conducted using questionnaires collected in September and October, out of the main season. The questionnaires were completed by the Museum visitors during events or after the tour in mines. Based on the results, several measures are proposed to improve the exploitation of the potential for the mining tourism.
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Uranium content in macrofungi
Kubrová, Jaroslava ; Borovička, Jan (advisor) ; Řanda, Zdeněk (referee)
In the leading part of this work I presented general information on the kingdom of fungi and fungal ecology focused on marofungi (macromycetes). Furthermore, I reviewed the phenomenon of trace elements accumulation in macrofungal fruit-bodies, particularly focused on uranium and its biogeochemistry. In the experimental part, results of my own research are presented. I determined concentrations of uranium, thorium, silver and lead by use of HR- ICP-MS and ENAA. The macrofungal samples were collected 1/ in clean areas with diverse geological bedrock, 2/ in uranium-polluted area in vicinity of Příbram (Central Bohemia, Czech Republic). Furthermore, selected trace elements were determined also in underlying soils by use of the both analytical methods. For investigation of trace elements mobility, the BCR sequential extraction was applied.
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Impact of selected forms of tourism on the development of the town of Příbram
Langová, Anna ; Vágner, Jiří (advisor) ; Váně, Petr (referee)
This study deals with tourism in the town of Příbram. Its objective was to determine whether the development of Pribram is affected by tourism, particularly mining and religious tourism, whether religious and mining tourism are dominant forms of tourism and what are the benefits and future potential of mining and religious tourism to the town of Příbram. Another objective of the study was to observe possibilities of coordination in offer and promotion. To achieve these objectives, the study of literature, methods of questionnaire survey and structured interview were used. Results of the survey confirmed the influence of tourism in urban development, which has two dominant forms - religious and mining tourism. The future potential for the city is great because the offer and promotion are still improving. Keywords: Příbram, mining tourism, religious tourism, Holy Mountain, Mining museum
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The Progress of Play-acting in Příbram. From Amateur Endeavours to Professional Scene.
Pruchová, Tereza ; Šouša, Jiří (advisor) ; Smolová, Věra (referee)
The diploma work deals with the transformation process of amateur theatre into the regular professional company in Příbram. The main interest is given to the period beginning with the foundation of official amateur societies after 1867. The first part of the work deals with amateur societies acting in the area of Příbram. A sort of transition from amateur to pro-fessional theatre is described in the chapter about the Society for Building the Town Theatre at Příbram. The second part of the work covers the beginning and later destiny of the profes-sional scene in Příbram. For a better idea on the situation of Příbram theatre groups a general development of both the amateur and the professional theatre is drawn up for comparison. Appendix to the work helps the reader to gain a better image of the atmosphere and circum- stances of the development of play-acting in Příbram from the second half of the 19th century till today. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Analysis of tourism in the Příbram region with a focus on mining tourism
Mokruša, Oldřich ; Vágner, Jiří (advisor) ; Jelen, Jakub (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of tourism in Příbram. More specifically, it focuses on mining tourism, its manifestations in the world, in Europe and in the Czechia, and then studies in detail the possibilities and development of the model area of Příbram. The aim of the work is to characterize a new form of tourism and apply the acquired knowledge to the selected area. The first part focuses on the definition and delimitation of mining tourism in the world tourism. The complexity of the definition, suitable assumptions and the importance of this form of tourism in the global, European and specifically in the Czech scale are discussed. The work also deals with the current state of mining facilities in the Příbram region and their use in mining tourism. At the same time, the negative impacts caused by the ongoing covid-19 pandemic are being discussed. From the acquired knowledge and guided interviews, shortcomings are analyzed and the possibilities of further development of mountain tourism are created. The results showed that although mountain tourism in the Příbram region is well developed, there is still untapped potential for the future growth. Key words: tourism, mining tourism, Příbram, Mining museum
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