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Runoff modeling using SCS CN and Green Ampt methods in ostrovká Bystřice river catchment in Ore Mountains
Duben, Jan ; Jeníček, Michal (advisor) ; Vlček, Lukáš (referee)
This thesis applies the runoff process in ostrovská Bystřice river catchment in Ore Mountains. For this purpose we used runoff precipitation model HEC-HMS. Our specific goal is to model the soil runoff, which is observed on eleven runoff precipitation events in the period 2009 - 2013. We analyzed basic physical characteristics of soils, which occur in observed river basin. The results were afterwards used to set up parameters of studied methods. We found out, that the moisture from antecedent precipitation influences modeling of soil runoff. The antecedent precipitation conditions the change of basic physical characteristic. We disregarded the influence of evapotranspiration and effect of vegetation on soil runoff. For the parameterization we have chosen two methods, which describe soil runoff. It was SCS CN and Green Ampt methods. These two methods have been compared on sample of resulting events. The methods were manually and automatically calibrating. The results showed on the insignificant difference between both observed methods. No better significant predicative capacity was manifested for one or other methods. Key worlds: soil runoff modeling, SCS CN, Green Ampt, HEC-HMS, infiltration
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Specifics of trade and business in Romania, focusing on the region of Banat
Vlčková, Veronika ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (advisor) ; Duben, Jan (referee)
This thesis reports on business opportunities that Romania and especially region of Banat offers to Czech entities and the specifics witch they have to deal with during penetration of this market. First readers learn about cultural specification of Romania and Banat, followed by business negotiation which can be expected in this area and is mainly based on cultural assumptions. Second part is devoted to analysis of the business environment of Romania as a member of the multinational institutions, because without this information can´t be Romania considered as a business partner. Final part focuses specifically on the issue of Banat region, companies that operate there and the business opportunities that the region offers. Work is ended by SWOT analysis of the business environment of Banat and recommendations for potential entrepreneurs entering the market.
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Information systems of public administration
Špinarová, Eva ; Toth, Petr (advisor) ; Duben, Jan (referee)
Information systems of public administration, including their legislative confirmation are developing in the Czech Republic. Nowadays, a series of legal regulations enable electronic communication via public authorities and between public authorities and other entities. Legal regulation also deals with issues regarding electronic submission signed by authorized electronic signature. Electronic submission is provided through electronic registers. The reason for legislative confirmation of electronic documents is to make them equal to their documentary form. Goal of my diploma is to describe and analyze state of mechanisms and information tools used within public administration and also to evaluate how public, as its consumer, uses public services. Ideally, my diploma should answer a question whether communication between an individual and public administration is an effective one. My diploma will introduce detailed steps of dealing with electronic documents in such a way that their use has equivalent legal impact with their documentary form. I would like to stress the necessity of elaborating of methodologies, instructions and procedures and finding solutions for the above proceedings.
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