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Sports facilities in the context of the site
Deržmíšek, Pavel ; Rudiš, Viktor (referee) ; Koleček, Ivan (advisor)
Žabovřesky Kominsky PARK TRUE PLACE: flood plain regulations shackled the river bed and the modern road odřezávající entire area from the surrounding severed the network of historic paths and create new relationships without deeper flooding as a regular fact immediate presence of water in the heavily built-up structure of CONCEPT: grab territory as a whole, intended for sports and relaxation activities respect for the flood in some initial layout surface structure determination of the primary network of roads, copying the edge PCB Layout definition of a strip along the highway, allowing the possible development of communication, service roads parallel to the parking lot, bike path and pedestrian traffic determination can be built-up edge on the edge of the strip network of secondary roads in the area as a walking trail winding along the river in the surface structure after a strict cross-linking the main line route green park adherence to the river with a gradual blending in the edges of the main roads possible space-based courses to přímkám routes linking the main routes vistas passing across the territory with a focus on the strongest dominating the valley SOCCER ACADEMY CONCEPT: location of the site into a suitable strip of water above the fifty maximum possible use of built-up edge house as a barrier against noise from the highway ARCHITECTURE: mass divided module, based on the minimum space requirements for the use of distribution of land mass divided into courses and by major thoroughfares possible mass in vista halls and places of employment corridor linking the northern and southern roofed facade Covered seating along the main matter - pier stands without roof DISPOSITION: above the water level importance of the courses, the content of the section object two blocks and changing rooms opposite the training pitches with artificial grass block administration, coaches, referees, specifying the main playground free playground area fill the background of coffee the block defined on the one hand, a closed area facilities - on the other hand, open cafe CONSTRUCTION: reinforced concrete walls based on micropiles ribbed ceiling with laminated wooden truss perimeter glazing insulating glass pier made of wooden beams based on the transverse steel balls SEASONAL CLOAKROOM CONCEPT: man as a regular item in the landscape minimum space requirements, minimum maintenance, maximum durability ARCHITECTURE: block with the cor-tenových sheets with holes burned center cabinets with stainless steel plate zohýbaného polished concrete floor screed CONSTRUCTION PROCESS: in the internal space spot welding cor-Tenova quarto fitting doors welding roof work installation of ballast instead of bringing water and waste dosypání circuit and concreting the interior of the building installation of prefab blocks of stainless steel cabinets
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Study of competitive relationships of selected grass species after sowing
KAHOUN, Petr
This thesis addresses the issue of competitive relationships of selected grass species from seed. The economic importance lies in identifying those species which compete in the mixture, and because a longer stay at a cost savings to restore the lawn. The experimental work was based field experiment with sowing of selected grass mixtures at two locations. From the onset of vegetation was observed onset of phenophases, the intensity of tillering, creating offshoots increase in the density and response to agro interventions. The results of this thesis is the creation of phytomass dynamics in the vegetation period, the overall look and boundness stand, his health, structural characterization of sod and economic evaluation.
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Grass seed in conditions of organic and conventional farming
FLAŠKOVÁ, Martina
Grass seed growing is fundamental to modern agriculture. The aim of this bachelor thesis is the evaluation of grass seed growing under the conditions of ecological and conventional agriculture. The main problem is the lack of ecological certificated grass seeds, because the reproduction of them is difficult under ecological farming methods. Ecological grass reproduction must meet the same legislative requirements as convetional grass reproduction - of course, on condition the use of agrotechnological methods that agree with ecological agriculture law. The initiation of grass seed growing without the application of pesticides is more demanding on the treatment of agriculture land before sowing, also, the treating of grass cover during vegetation period and subsequent harvest or after harvest seed treatment is more difficult as for working processions, therefore also more expensive. According to ascertained knowledge, we can conclude that there are relatively high demands for ecological agriculture technology, nevertheless, grass seed growing under the conditions of ecological agriculture is justifiable.
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Diseases and pests of grasses
BÁLEK, Václav
In the search I selected diseases and pests that are harmful to grasses specifying the damage to the health of plants, methods of diagnosis and economic threshold of harmfulness. In addition, I mention about the resistance, which is very important in this issue, because today is already grown and bred resistant varieties and the subsequent intervention against diseases and pests by pesticides or any other form of protection is not usually needed.
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Water balance in short rotation poplar coppice and reference grass-plot in conditions of Czech-Moravian Highlands
Orság, Matěj ; Fischer, Milan ; Trnka, Miroslav ; Hlavinka, Petr ; Kučera, J. ; Balek, J. ; Žalud, Zdeněk
This text presents results of a study focusing on differences of water balance between two contrasting cultures - short rotation poplar coppice and grass plot in conditions of Czech-Moravian Highlands. Actual evapotranspiration (by Bowen ratio energy balance method), precipitation and soil moisture in two layers (0 – 0.45 m and 0.45 – 0.90 m) were measured on both plots during seasons 2008 – 2010. The seasonal water lost through evapotranspiration was higher for the grass (560.4 and 508 mm for grass and 523.8 and 351.8 mm for poplar during growing season 2009 and 2010 respectively), but generally the observed amounts of ETa are comparable for both cultures and within the range of values described in literature. Results of soil moisture measurements expressed as soil water availability [mm] were compared with simulations obtained from water balance model SoilClim. The model a little bit underestimated the amount of available water in the system, since based on water balance closure we suggest that there is a higher water income than was recorded from precipitation. This extra water found in observed systems may be supplied probably by lateral underground water inflow from the upper fields.
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