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Determination of Gun Type and Position in Image Scene
Kolcún, Róbert ; Goldmann, Tomáš (referee) ; Drahanský, Martin (advisor)
The main goal of this work is to design an approach for classifying guns into two categories, with short and long weapons, and determining a position of guns in the image scene. This problem was solved using the classical approach as K-Nearest-Neighbour and SVM classification and using convolutional neural networks. In this work was made a comparison of these approaches with a resulting accuracy up to 90%. With the results of this work, it is possible to choose a right approach to this problem.
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Teaching shooting and taking into account of personal defence
Hlavička, Petr ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Opelka, Luboš (referee)
Title: Teaching shooting and taking into account of personal defence. Objectives:. The main goal of this thesis is to describe a problem of using a firearm for self- defence. Methods: The used method is descriptive analysis Results: The result of this thesis is that training of defensive shooting is conditional on basic shooting skills and that it improves chance of success in case of defending your life with firearm. Keywords: Firearms, defensive, shooting, gun, law, pistol, target, aiming
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Basic Firearms Training for The Police of the Czech Republic
Obermayer, Jan ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Brych, Jan (referee)
Title: Basic Firearms Training for The Police of the Czech Republic Objectives: The objective of the thesis is to elaborate on basic firearms and shooting technique training within the scope of the basic training course of the Police of the Czech Republic. Methods: The fundamental methods used in the thesis are the data collection method, applied not only for studying literature, but also in the subsequent selection of professional experience and knowledge. Another method is the analysis method, used for expert evaluation, verification, the quantitative, material, as well as interpretative and comparative analysis. Another basic scientific method is applied, for the purpose of describing basic methodological and tactical procedures and also creating a set of preparatory training sessions. The method is referred to as information synthesis. Results: The output of the thesis is creating a complex view of the issue concerning firearms training for the Police of the Czech Republic according to today's methodology, tasks and objectives laid on this education course. Despite the curriculum of the firearms training being the same for several years, there is a definite improvement and effort to draw the training closer to actual situations and operations. I find that developing methodological guides and...
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Basic Firearms Training for The Police of the Czech Republic
Obermayer, Jan ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Brych, Jan (referee)
Title: Basic Firearms Training for The Police of the Czech Republic Objectives: The objective of the thesis is to elaborate on basic firearms and shooting technique training within the scope of the basic training course of the Police of the Czech Republic. Methods: The fundamental methods used in the thesis are the data collection method, applied not only for studying literature, but also in the subsequent selection of professional experience and knowledge. Another method is the analysis method, used for expert evaluation. Another basic scientific method is applied, for the purpose of describing basic methodological and tactical procedures and also creating a set of preparatory training sessions. The method is referred to as information synthesis. Results: The output of the thesis is creating a complex view of the issue concerning firearms training for the Police of the Czech Republic according to today's methodology, tasks and objectives laid on this education course. Despite the curriculum of the firearms training being the same for several years, there is a definite improvement and effort to draw the training closer to actual situations and operations. I find that developing methodological guides and professional publications, not only from police shooting, but also practical and defense...
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The influence of high altitude on shooting efficiency of biathletes.
Boudíková, Adéla ; Dovalil, Josef (advisor) ; Pupiš, Martin (referee) ; Ondráček, Jan (referee)
The main purpose was describe the issue of shooting success rate at high altitude (1 500 - 3 000m a. s. l.). Shooting success rate of elite racers was evaluated using analysation of results from individual races at high altitude in the period 1990/1991 - 2013/2014. High altitude had no statistical effect (p<0,05) on shooting success rate of women and men biathletes in the comparision with lowland but it had more negative effect to women shooting success rate than men shooting success rate. Ten national level biathletes were tested in three tests in lowland, four tests at high altitude and five tests in lowland after the return from high altitude. The test included rest shooting in the prone and standing positions and load shooting in both positions which took part of three kilometers running. Twelve days training camp at high altitude did not improve shooting success rate, shooting velocity and running time in the determinated heart rate. Rest shooting and shooting in the prone position did not change statistically during the whole testing period. At high altitude critical days were registered in load shooting in standing position (6th day, p<0,05) and average running time (9th day, p<0,05). Rifle manipulation and shooting are automate motions which are not influenced by high altitude. Most...
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The Golden Age of Martial Arts of Europe
Šlapák, Vojtěch ; Čechura, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Beneš, Zdeněk (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to depict the golden era of European martial arts, which I consider to have developed in the "long" sixteenth century.This century is probably the most diverse one in European history in terms of weaponsused and fighting stylesintroduced. It was permeated by the fading phenomenon of chivalry, which last showed up in its full glory. Also, it is the age of mercenaries gloriously mastering the battlefields with their often dishonest, though effective tactics. But early modernperiod was anera of another victory, too. It was the beginning of a new type of warrior. Old medieval fencing was overcome by nimble styles arriving from Mediterranean area. The journey of these technical styles was one full of Renaissance spontaneity but also blood from thousands of duels. In Czech lands,this turning pointis already chronicledintheera of Rudolph II., which was a haven for various arts. Key words: Boxing - Cord - Duel - Europe - Fencing - Giacomo di Grassi - Knight - Mercenary - Nicolaes Petter - Pankration - Renaissance - Salvatore Fabris - Sword - Swordplay - Swordsman - Talhofer - Weapons - Wrestling
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Production technology of part barrel shroud
Jiráček, Jan ; Kalivoda, Milan (referee) ; Osička, Karel (advisor)
The study deals with technology of "sport steel" barrel shroud part made from a rod semi-product. It makes part of final assembly of a short firearm - ALFA steel revolver, Sport model, of ALFA - PROJ, Ltd. Czech company. Recherche introduction explains basic tooling (its history, tool material's development, milling and hole machining). Furthermore, it is submits an explanation to general arms division and analysis of barrel shroud technology suitability. The following technology process analysis describes the barrel shroud manufacturing process in the aforementioned company. Study's last part shows possible suggestions for manufacturing improvements and rationalizing measures.
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Weapon as a work of art. With focus on problems of specific weapons identity and interpretation of weapon as feature
Schartel, Tomáš ; Sýkora, Ondřej (advisor) ; Filip, Michal (referee)
TITLE: Weapon as a work of art. With focus on problems of specific weapons identity and interpretation of weapon as feature AUTHOR: Tomáš Schartel DEPARTMENT: Institute for professional development, faculty of education SUPERVISOR: Mgr. Ondřej Sýkora ABSTRACT: The purpose of this bachelory diploma is to present a weapon as a mean of hunting or fighting, as well as the masterpiece, which says a lot about a person who created it. The creator gave to each weapon himself, didn't he? He had to be a good craftsman but he had to have art feeling too. Some people said the weapon had a magic power, according to others it wasn't difficult to recognize their owner. A long time ago the typical weapon was a sword which the kings and knights used to show their power. The sword as the most important weapon of medieval fighter, was very efficient and it was used for fighting at close range. The sword wasn't only the symbol of war but also the sign of prior role in society. But we can't only see the sword as a weapon. Sovereigners handed over the sword to each other as a symbol of reign leaving. The sword was a symbol of faith at the time of crusade when its shape was taken as a cross. The contribution of the bachelory diploma is acquisition of basic knowledges from the history of development and establishment the variety...
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