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The land registry book and its use in current cadastre
Netolický, Lukáš ; Kutálek, Stanislav (referee) ; Šváb, Tomáš (advisor)
This Thesis deal with problems in Czech land registry, which started after year 1945. In thesis are described four exemples, which are formed by many reasons. First example deal with problems of dual registration in Land books and Land tables. Second example is focused on situation after 1948 and subsequent changes in the ownership of land. Third example deal with problems which are formed in 1964 when had founded new property registry. The last example deal with promblems which are formed in changes of state boundary. And diferences between states land registry. Thesis is focused on description of problems and outline solutions.
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Developmend of Instructions of Mapping
Szczuka, Petr ; Ing.Jiří Vondrák, Ph.D. (referee) ; Fišer, Zdeněk (advisor)
This thesis describes the development of the regulations, laws or state standards used for mapping. Due to the quantity of information, this thesis is mainly focused on the year 1785 – this year, the Josef II. Emperor’s patent was released, and instructions released and renewed during the years 1824, 1865, 1887 for Stable cadaster. Instructions and their novels and additions from years 1904, 1907, 1914 are also mentioned, among other things, due to their first-time metric scale usage. Significant part is dedicated to the Instructions A and B, mainly for their sophistication and contribution to currently used instructions. The thesis also deals with their contents and measurement accuracy according to these guides. The beginnings of triangulation in our land are also mentioned, including geodetic and cartographic foundations and contemporary practice during the mapping process. In conclusion, the up-to-date digital mapping for current cadaster and its accuracy are discussed.
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Analysis of selected cartographic work
KRÁLOVÁ, Lucie
This thesis Analysis of selected cartographic work deals with the analysis of the state map work, that is cadastral map. The work represents the past and the historical development of this work until today, as produced in the present, its classification, description, forms and applications, what function it performs and accessibility to data, which we can determine from it. The main part is devoted to describing the content itself cadastral map in terms of geodetic and cartographic foundations.
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Historical development landscape in ORP Domažlice focused on forest areas, floodplain areas and residence areas
ŠPEIERL, Martin
This batchelor thesis is focused on mapping the historical development of forest, floodplain and residential areas in ORP Domažlice. This batchelor thesis was created in collaboration with the Planning Department in Domažlice. To assess the historical development is selected three time periods. 30s of the 19th century, when there was mapping Stable cadastre, next time period is 50 years of the 20th century, when there was taken aerial photography and last term, which represents the current state is 2011. For the 50s and 2011 are used aerial photographs in the form of orthophoto. Map data are georeferenced and vectorized in GIS environment. The acquired data is used to analyzed historical development and the creation of maps, tables and graphs.
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Development of land use in the central part of the Bohemian Forest in the context of socio-political changes
FLUKSOVÁ, Hana
This thesis deals with the evaluation of land cover changes in twelve cadastral areas in the central part of the Bohemian Forest. This area was gradually abandoned due to political changes in the 20th century. For the purpose of this study, the historical Stabile Cadastre maps from 1837 and aerial photographs from 1949 and 2008 are used. The work follows both the development of the area as a whole and the development of the individual segments around the "Iron Curtain ", built after the World War II. Another aim of this work is to determine the spatial distribution of trees in an open countryside. Field data are supplemented with the features calculated from the digital elevation model and the distances of each species to man-made landscape elements present in the area around the time of displacement (aerial photos from 1949).
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