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Dog and Woody Plant
Macková, Eva ; Kunt, Miroslav (advisor) ; Buttry, Ivana (referee)
The thesis deals with the topic Dog and tree species as part of the history and present life in our society. The aim of this thesis is to determine how strong and equal place a dog and wood in the Czech Republic have and which interactions between them can occur. According to the fact that the care, attitude and responsibility are given by laws governed by the Czech Republic and individual towns and villages,the thesis is mapping the current situation
in selected districts of the city of Prague 6 and Prague Suchdol, as part of the capital Prague. The thesis is divided into 3 parts. The first part is focused on describing the relationship of a dog and tree species in our
country and nation which demonstrates their stable position without the need to compare. The second part is based on literature and available resources. It works with partial
factors that may be relevant in possible interaction. It draws on the knowledge of modern cynology, especially the knowledge of the current activities of the dog and its ethology and on current knowledge in the field of dendrology, with emphasis on the selection of trees that
are suitable for human settlements while they are in our territory as a native species. Within ethology the thesis describes the behavior of dogs along with the potential interaction with wood arising therefrom, including poisonous trees which the dog may come in contact with.
The third part deals with specific situations associated with the free movement of dogs in Prague as a whole and focuses on some of its parts. Currently, this issue is very topical in Prague and no decision of the final form of the governing ordinance has not been made yet
by the Prague City Council.
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Surveying Conditions for the Creation of Clusters Making full use of Local Renewable Resources in various Regions
Macková, Eva ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (advisor) ; Weger, Jan (referee)
My thesis deals with a creating of conditions, which limit or implicate the creation of clusters focused on exploitation of renewable energy in regions. The theoretical part is focused on general issues of clusters, especially their definition, financing and last but not least their function. One part is focused on renewable energy, biomass and the cultivation of fast-growing trees. The thesis also deals with the economic aspects of production of the fast-growing trees. The target of my thesis is to sketch the demandingness of the project and to verify if this project is realizable from the economic aspect. The practical part of my thesis is focused on creating principles and rules for the cultivation of fast-growing trees. This part analyses the summary of revenues, costs and their total appreciation. The final part of my thesis evaluates relevant risks of this project and possible recommendations for the implementation of the successful strategy.
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