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Impact of stream and floodplain modification on th eflood effects on the example of Stropnice basin
Douděrová, Šárka ; Langhammer, Jakub (advisor) ; Matoušková, Milada (referee)
This thesis deals with the evaluation impact of the modifications of floodplain and river network to the course and consequences of floods on the example of Stropnice river, located in South Bohemia. The thesis evaluate causes, course and effects of the floods, that took place in the basin with special focus to the recent floods. The basin was hit by extreme flood in 2002, while in 2005, 2006, 2009 other floods with different origin and magnitude took place in the basin. The assessment was based on field survey, and application of GIS analysis of results for identification of critical stream segments, which may influence the course of flood events. To get information about river network modification the HEMF field survey methodology was used. The following rivers were mapped: Stropnice river, Svinenský, Klenský and Žárský brook. The critical stream segments are spread in the whole Stropnice basin. It can be concluded that the anthropogenic effects are apparent in the whole basin including its headwater part in mountains. In several critical stream segments there were proposed measures aimed to reduce the consequences of potential flood events.
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Changes in land cover in the summit part of the Mt. Oblík (České Středohoří Mts.)
Kuna, Petr ; Demková, Katarína (referee) ; Treml, Václav (advisor)
Oblík, with his height 509.25 meters above sea level, is the dominant feature of the southwestern part of the České středohoří Mts. which is often referred to as Lounské středohoří Mts.. Geological environment and characteristic climatic conditions prevailing during the last Quaternary glaciation here prompted the creation of natural forest-free areas that are in form of isolated fragments of land preserved to this day. Oblík is one of the most important steppe sites in our area. Ever since the arrival of Neolithic man, the whole region Lounské středohoří Mts. influenced by human intervention. It can be assumed that the influence of grazing helped preserve important sites for steppe at Oblík. From preserved material can be observed the existence of forest on the northern slope. Currently, they are dominated by oak forests with trees such as oak winter (Quercus petraea) and oak (Quercus robur) with an admixture of hornbeam (Carpinus betulus). Contrast, the southern slopes covered many steppe species such as pheasant spring (Adonanthe vernalis), steppe sedge (Carex scales) or a total of five kinds of Stipa (Stipa sp.) and others. On Oblík there are several rare and endangered species that are of interest to the special protection of this National Nature Reserve. At present, the slopes with steppe...
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Estimation of Stage Discharge Curves in Hydrometric Profile
Hillebrant, Michael ; Menšík, Pavel (referee) ; Marton, Daniel (advisor)
Bachelor thesis is focused on the stage-discharge curves evaluation on the selected hydrometric stations and on the selected rivers in the Morava River basin, which the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute managing. The goal of this barcelor thesiss is using own calculation and specialized software to construct theoretical stage discharge curve on the basis of real measured Qh points of stage-discharge curve. The resulting theoretical curves then compared as well as create a dataset and compare the regression coefficients and regression equations of theoretical stage-discharge curves. These comparisons performed for the selected profiles in the upper, middle and lower part of river and make an overall assessment of the success of the fit. Profiles at upper part of the Svratka river was Borovnice on the Svratka river Svratka. Rozhrani on the Svitava river. Middle profiles were Brno – Poříčí on the Svratka and the Poříčí on the Křetínka River, which inflows into the Svitava river. Lower profiles were Bílovice Svitavou on the river Svitava river and Želešice on the Bobrava river, which is tributary catchment to the river Svratka. Data is divided into all sections in three modes. Summer season (May to October), winter (November-April). In the third period remained unfiltered data.
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Cultural and Business Specialities of Canada
Redžič, Alen ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Laschoberová, Libuše (referee)
I have selected cultural and business specialities in Canada as a objective in my work. In these days it is really necessary to know witch cultural and business dissimilarities can we meet during business negotiation. It is my hope that my work will provide aggregate information about Canadian culture and will attract more interested person. For instance: business representatives, when they want to know about the country they want to do business with, correspondence departments they have to maintain the relationship with Canadian business partners, students they want to go to Canada for holiday or at last tourists they are going to visit the country of maple leaf on their journey. In the prologue I have tried to set the goal and the structure of my work. In first and second chapter I pay attention for territorial characteristics, economic situation and foreign trade. I also have taken down a legal framework of Canada. I found out that there is huge difference among Canadian provinces. Where some business tactics will be kindly accepted as a professional, in other province can this behaviour be taken as a lack of interest or dispassionate. Third chapter provides intercultural characteristics. On models of two well known anthropologists I have tried to explain Canadian behaviour- their ways of thinking, ways of acting and why are they different from their neighbours from US. Fourth and fifth chapter deals with cultural and business dissimilarities in Canada. I have explained why is Canadian culture of business so special from other cultures. Language issue, social values or inclination to recycle and other problematic has been mentioned. The conclusion of my work has shown if I succeeded in my goals that I set in prologue. I am aware, that this topic is so extensive that I was not able to cover all of it but I hope that I have provided many useful information and knowledge about this so various region.
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REVITALIZATION AND SPATIAL CULTIVATION OF COMPLEX PARISH HOUSE IN HERALTICE
Kozubová, Markéta ; Vlček Ličková, Nina (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
Today is the parish used only occasionally, and especially in summer, when there held a children's summer camp and during the rectory used by the municipality for several local events - Children's Day, the burning of witches and the very popular local pig butcher called. Town swine. Generally speaking, the parish is rather unexplored, which corresponds very poor technical condition of the building. Draft accepts the existing use of the parish and further expanded. Potential parish is large and it is necessary to use it. New feature parsonage combines several options to use, so that the parish could adapt current demand and that was sustainable. There is a use for the local and the general public that there will be a meeting. It can not easily determine which usage is dominant because they complement each other. Fara will serve as educational, environmental, cultural, sports and leisure center. Will focus on school trips, camps, but also for families with children, young, single or elderly. For everyone here finds the program. The training is aimed at growing their own vegetables and fruit and its subsequent processing in the kitchen. Subsequently, these can be grown raw materials directly used for teaching practice in the kitchen, where there will be lessons focused primarily on healthy and balanced cuisine. Lecture Hall may fold to lecture on the organic way of life, among other rectory also offers art workshops. For residents Heraltice has itself parish also use, especially for the annual traditional revelries are created special spaces. They can also use the multi-purpose hall for cultural and social events or sports. Local resident, then they can use a training kitchen to pass on their culinary skills of younger vintages, or simply use the kitchen for your own culinary ring. There are two buildings (barn and the parish) of the same archetype - rectangular in plan, low-floor and high hipped roof. One object is at the beginning and the other at the end of the plot. As a volume counter these proportions suggest the mass of the two objects with the same volume and proportions. The proposal several times, the principle of inserting new material into existing environments so as to minimize interfering with the existing structures. Inside the parish because of this principle remain visible beautiful areas with arches and paintings. Most of this principle is used in the inserted accommodation of cells into the interior of the existing barns. In the barn is maintained only a roof portion and supporting walled columns, between which is inserted prefabricated cell. Another compositional principle is the completion of an economic object which shape and mass builds on the existing adjacent building at the property plot.
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Supply analysis of the travel agency specialized on children’s camps
Soušková, Silvia ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Herget, Jan (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to analyze the offer of the travel agency C.K. Agentura Eso. In the first chapter, basic tourism terms are defined, such as travel agency and travel agent. Also the term social tourism is explained. The following chapter describes children's camps and specific steps that have to be fulfilled when organizing actions for children. The main part of the thesis describes the travel agency itself and analyses services that create the summer camp "Na Baronu Paprsek." Advertising and sales promotion that this travel agency uses to speak to customers are also analyzed. In the last part, the summer camp is evaluated according to the questionnaire survey. The thesis is closed by the summary in SWOT analysis.
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Winter preparation for squash players
Cendelín, Jan ; Matošková, Petra (advisor) ; Süss, Vladimír (referee)
Title: Winter preparation for squash players Objectives: The main aim is to make a week-long traning plan for winter concentration for squash players. The next aim of this work is to find out if present instructors use supplemental sports as compensational exercise, and what is their opinion of an early specialization and a training matching ontogeny. Methods: In my thesis I used a method of data collection, concretely document analysis and a public inquiry. Inquiry questions are divided into three groups: close answers (answers YES/NO), select from concrete answers and open answers. In document analysis are used multi media, virtual dates and objective dates. Results: I found out that most of squash instructors organize sports concentrations. Most of respondents prefer summer preparation to winter preparation. Squash instructors use compensational exercise regularly, but do not use supplemental sports very often. Winter sports use just about third of respondents. Some instructors forbid some sports. Especially it concerns tennis and badminton (because of the different struck technique). I made training plan like a winter preparation for squash players, which includes down hill skiing and cross country skiing. It is focused on condition and progress coordination ability. Keywords: squash, skiing,...
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The Chronicle of Town Cheb of Pancras Engelhard of Haselbach. Contribution to the historiography of towns in the early Modern Period.
Kovařík, Tadeáš ; Bobková, Lenka (advisor) ; Zilynská, Blanka (referee)
The present thesis deals with city chronicles from the early Modern period with particular focus on the 1560 chronicle of the city of Cheb by Pancras Engelhard of Haselbach which is an important piece of work for the historiographical tradition of the city. The thesis first focuses on literature and other resources related to the topic. Scientific literature is used to define chronicles as genre with emphasis on city chronicles. There is a brief description of the development of chronicles of the Kingdom of Bohemia from the period before the battle of White Mountain and an overview of the history of chronicles of the town of Zhořelec. Another chapter presents the history of the city of Cheb, its economic background and political position within the Kingdom of Bohemia and the Holy Roman Empire. Furthermore, the development of literature of the city of Cheb in the early Modern period is described. A section on the chronicles of the city of Cheb from the period before the battle of White Mountain follows. Particular attention is paid to the manuscript of the chronicle by Pancras Engelhard of Haselbach and to other manuscripts of this chronicle still in existence. A special chapter is devoted to the illuminations this chronicle contains. The edition of the chronicle by Heinrich Gradl is described, too....
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Summer camps and their specificity for children with visual impairment
JANOUŠKOVÁ, Martina
This bachelor thesis discusses summer camps and their specifics for children with visual impairment. The aim of this thesis is to provide a comparison between special summer camps and summer camps that enable integration in a ralationship to children with visual impairment. To achieve this goal, I collected the advantages and disadvantages and the specifics that follows from them. This issues is discussed from the position of the organizers, the heads of the summer camps and also from the position of children with visual impairment that took part in researched summer camps, alternatively from the position of their parents. Besides this I also mentioned the view of intact children taking part in a summer camp that enables integration. To accomplish the aim of this thesis, I used a qualitative type of research. The data was discovered by the method of personal asking: the technique of an interview with open questions. To evaluate the interviews I used the induction method: Firstly, I went in the field to acquire the information. Than I compared the information with other ones that I obtained from other people. The results of this thesis serve as a summary of things that are specific for a given type of summer camp and also of things that are important to take into consideration during selecting a suitable summer either selected by parents and their children or by the organizers. This thesis describes many of concrete imperfections that can occur during the summer camps but it also describes many of the advantages that provide summer camps for children with visual impairment with their parents but it deals with this problem under the terms of a summer camp that provides the integration also with intact children or leaders. Concerning the summer camps for children with visual impairment, the research comes with a statement that firstly, it is necessary to focus on a selection of suitable area where will the summer camp take place and it is also necessary to focus on communication between the leader and the parents in order to mutually gain enough information requiered for intergration under the condition of cooperation between parents and camp leaders with each other. I tis also important to ensure a qualite assistant that will be able to good and meaningfully fill the time of a child with visual impairmentin in case of him/her not being able to participate in some of the summer camp's programme. The same situation arrives in the case of special summer camp: it needs specific preparation considering the selection of suitable area and schedule-making. Thanks to the fact that the organizers of this type of summer camps are usually some organizations engaging in this issue, this type of summer camps do not need a personal assistant necessarily. Parents feel safe because their child is provided with quality professional care and children have an opportunity to come in contact with children of the same age that have the same or similar problems. Another big advantage of special summer camps is an rehearsal or improvement of abilities that make the life of a person with visual impairment much easier. Chapter five, the discussion, compares particular areas of the research that involve: the preparation of a summer camp, the awareness of the members from the team, integration of the child into the group, the schedule of the summer camp and natural environment of the camp, assistance, communication and the fear of the participants of some new experience. The end of chapter six, the conclusion, discusses some considerations about improvement of present situation in the field of summer capms for children with visual impairment.
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