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Logging of vehicle's position by a differential GPS with base station
Vala, Matěj ; Repka, Martin (referee) ; Straka, Tomáš (advisor)
The present work deals with the study of GPS, differential GPS and GPS with base station. The research focuses on the functioning, present status and future development of these systems. Further the thesis presents the actual measurement of the vehicle route using different GPS system. Base station, experimental vehicle, ADMA-G-PRO+, RT3000 and conventional GPS devices were used for the route measurement. The measurements were performed with and without correction. The analysis of the measured data was carried out in Matlab software in TeleMatrix, focusing on different parameters for each GPS system. The first analysis evaluates the route measurements using three GPS systems (RT3000, ADMA-G-PRO+ and a conventional GPS device). The results obtained show the effect of signal quality, horizontal speed, number of satellites, vehicle orientation, heading standard deviation and accuracy status during normal driving and during specific runs for the different GPS systems. The second analysis evaluates the RT3000 with and without correction for different manoeuvres. The evaluated results show that the RT3000 with correction provides higher accuracy than the RT3000 without correction. The RT3000 with correction shows a lower standard deviation of heading in the range of 0.210° - 2.228°, confirming its higher accuracy compared to the RT3000 without correction, where the standard deviation of heading ranges from 0.384° - 4.418°.
Comparison of wordlwide recognised project management methodologies PMI, PRINCE2, and Czech methodology EPMS
Vlasák, Miroslav ; Kačín, Radovan (advisor) ; Vala, Matěj (referee)
The thesis compares main widespread project management methodologies (PMBOK, PRINCE2) and Czech methodology tailored for specific turbulent environment in Czech Republic (EPMS). The philosophies, structures and approaches of all project management methodologies are described in this thesis. Main pros and cons of methodologies are briefly shown and important issues of their implementation are described in the thesis. The process-driven approach, which have all methodologies in common, is mapped to demanded processes of ČSN ISO 10006:2004.

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