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Assessment of mental maps in GIS
Kynčlová, Martina ; Hudeček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Bláha, Jan Daniel (referee)
This work deals with the possibilities of assessments of mental maps using GIS tools. The main goal is to create a collection of methods to evaluate positioning and relative accuracy of mental maps. The method principles are based on methods of GIS. The emphasis is on maximum versatility and automation the assessment procedure. For all proposed methods there are further discussed the advantages and disadvantages. First part of this work deals with the theme of mental maps, followed by a brief introduction to GIS and their use in the field mental maps. The main part is devoted to the description and practical examples of evaluation methods. At the conclusion there is a discussion of the proposed methods and the appropriateness of use GIS at this issue in general. This work was created under the project No. 26609 called "Mental Maps: Object and Device for Assessment" supported by the Grant Agency of Charles University.
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Assessment of methods of accessibility analysis of sociogegraphical regions in Czechia
Navrátil, Jan ; Hudeček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Schneider, Michal (referee)
The aim of diploma thesis is to compare methods of accessibility analysis in regions. The result of the analysis must cover only the region itself and not to overlap the neighbouring regions. This condition must be valid for every single region in the multi region system. The first part of the thesis deals with the methods which make the analysis possible. There are described their main characteristics and their advantages and disadvantages. The core part of the thesis consists of the detailed description of the functions and the approaches in the models and scripts, which were based on the methods identified in the former part. The methods are evaluated by the broad use of the models and scripts with various data samples. For every method is found an applicable use. The results are basis for the further inquires and questions eventually leading to the better understanding and the enhancement of the current approaches in that matters.
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Accessibility and Impact of its Changes in Czechia during the Transformation Period: Relation to Settlement System
Hudeček, Tomáš ; Marada, Miroslav (advisor) ; Voženílek, Vít (referee) ; Seidenglanz, Daniel (referee)
-,.r ruaus. Selecteil resulls In compliance with the majority of foreign studies, thc research pointed out that lower hierarchical level means smaller impact of accessibility and its changes. e.g. the case study of Prague. New infiastructure hacl the biggest irnpact on the national level. 'l'[re impact on the interregional level was smaller and on the rnicro-regional level was hardly noticeable. It has also been provcd that irnpact of new infrastructure does not show immediately but with delay. This can bc seen primarily in tl're ce ntres connected to the D | , D5 and D8 lrighways wlriclr started operating at various tirnes bcťore 200 | . Thc situation presurnecl on the basis of the gravitational ntodel thus acquires an element of imbalance in the fbrrn of new or reccnt i n frastrttctttre. Variance of irnpact of changes which accessibility of interregional centres has on their irnportance was proved using the dominancc irrdicator. Good tranSport accessibility oť a hierarchically superior centre leads to its higher dominance within its background. Horvever, good accessibility is not perceived absolutely. It is a relative concept. ČeskéBudějovice and Zlín are quite isolated centres. [t has been proved that in order to strengthen their impact in their subordinate region it is il essential that the influence of...
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