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Measurement of noise in transport
Juran, David ; Lachnit, František (advisor) ; Dvořák, František (referee)
The bachelor thesis follow up the general problem of today's environmental standing, concretely measuring road traffic noise, its impact on the environment, health and daily life of human and animal populations. Work deals with the hygienic limits, technical standards and requirements that are necessary for measuring noise in traffic. It describes the measurement methodology from the very approach of measuring instruments to the specific measurement procedure in accordance with specific standards. The work also includes the anti-noise measures, which lead to a permanent reduction of noise environment.
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A survey of the toll efficiency of category II. and III. roads in the Czech Republic
Mlejnský, Petr ; Zewdie, Retta (advisor) ; Dvořák, František (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to make an analysis of the tolling system of Czech republic. The analysis was approached via data collection, based on this analysis recommendation on implementing tolling system on II. and eventually in limited scope on III. class road was proposed. In this proposal economical, ecological aspects and aspects of safety were taken into account. The theory section is devoted to road-pricing in general and it is also orientated on electronic tolling system. In the section of practical applications of theory the analysis of existing tolling system of Czech republic and selected countries of EU was taken. Through all identified information the possible benefits and risks of tolling system expansion on lower class roads were detected. As well as there was assessment of overall efficiency from a fiscal and regulatory point of view. In conclusion there were set out alternative possibilities and approaches.
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Administration and Management of Sports Federations in the Czech Republic
Král, Pavel ; Pirožek, Petr (advisor) ; Dvořák, František (referee) ; Rektořík, Jaroslav (referee) ; Blažek, Ladislav (referee)
This dissertation explores governance of national sports organizations (NSOs) in the Czech Republic and thus reflects contemporary course of events in the Czech sport. The aim of the dissertation is to explore governance of Czech NSOs with special focus on governance structure and transparency. Particularly, the dissertation examines compliance of Czech NSOs with codes of good governance and determines relations between governance structure, transparency and effectiveness of Czech NSOs. Mixed method approach was used in equal status sequential design (QUANT -> QUAL) Firstly, content analysis of websites of 67 Czech NSOs was conducted. The analysis allowed to determine the level of transparency and also provided variables for quantitative part of the study. Purposive sampling was used to choose nine NSOs where subsequent interviews with a CEO or a head of the board were done. And finally, quantitative data survey was conducted in 67 NSOs using phone interviews and e-mail survey. The quantitative data were processed using MS Excel and SPSS and, hypotheses were tested using standard statistical tests. The results are presented in three chapters. First, applicability of five elementary approaches to effectiveness is presented and combination of goal attainment and system resource approach is implemented. Second, governance structure of NSOs is analysed revealing substantially higher variability of governance models in comparison with theoretical presumptions. Moreover, a new framework of governance structure classification was developed. Third, transparency was identified as the most notable principal. Results reveal very low level of the transparency within Czech NSOs and explore the sources and impact of low transparency. For instance, more transparent NSOs are more effective using system resource approach. Overall, the dissertation provides a new deep insight into Czech NSOs governance and brings numerous recommendations for Czech NSOs.
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