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Web Map Application of the Lipno Dam for Water Sports
Záhoř, Oldřich ; Čábelka, Miroslav (advisor) ; Laštovička, Josef (referee)
This thesis is focusing on collection and processing of bathymetric data and its interpolation by using just open source tools. The theoretical part is focusing on modern bathymetric research methods, describing their benefits and disadvantages for mapping of freshwater bodies. Second part of the thesis is focusing on self-bathymetric research using sonar. Collected data is then processed in open source softwares such as QGIS and SAGA GIS. Furthermore, it discusses options of open source development of web map application. The final product is a web map application LipnoMap, as the first free accessible map application of this popular yachting region. Keywords: bathymetry, map application, dam Lipno, bathymetry methods
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Database System for Silver Piston SMC Competition
Lenhart, Vojtěch ; Šeda, Miloš (referee) ; Dobrovský, Ladislav (advisor)
This master's thesis focuses on the design and implementation of a database system for the SMC Silver Piston competition. The work includes an introduction to the competition, an analysis of the existing database and technical aspects of development, including security measures. It analyzes the needs and requirements of the competition and proposes a suitable solution for managing competition tasks, scoring and user account management. The application implementation involves creating a database structure, implementing security measures and developing a user interface with responsive design for various devices. The result is a complex database system that meets the requirements of the SMC Silver Piston competition and provides a user-friendly environment for managing the competition. The achieved results are evaluated and possibilities for further development and improvement of the system are mentioned.
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Web Based Simulator of Superscalar Processors
Majer, Michal ; Olšák, Ondřej (referee) ; Jaroš, Jiří (advisor)
A clear and interactive visualization of the superscalar processor is a valuable tool for studying its operation, particularly due to its complexity. The main contribution of this work is the extension of the existing RISC-V instruction set simulator with a new web-based user interface and improvements of the simulation quality. Nearly all modules of the simulator have been enhanced. Among other things, errors in the implementation have been resolved, statistics collection has been improved, and the instruction set has been expanded. The integration with the C language compiler is of great benefit. The simulator has been expanded to include HTTP and CLI interfaces. The React library has been utilized for implementing the web application. The result of the work is a functional and tested application, ready for practical use and with a positive impact on education.
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User-friendliness of the City Councils Voting System
Osinek, Pavel ; Hynek, Jiří (referee) ; Zaklová, Kristýna (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the user-friendliness of the system for the visualization of the Brno City Council voting. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the initial state of the system, and based on the findings, to design and implement a redesign of the user interface, with an emphasis on user-friendliness, also in the smartphone display version. The implementation included adding extensions to the system. The theoretical part summarizes elementary information about the municipal councils and possible ways of presenting data from their meetings. The concepts of user-friendliness and data visualization are also explained. The created redesign was implemented using Cascading Style Sheets and the React, Chart.js and PrimeReact libraries. The practical part of the thesis also includes refactoring and optimization of the client side of the application. The system was tested by a representative group of users. The findings of this thesis include a survey of the target user group, the design and the implementation of a user-friendly interface of the system and its extension.
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Web for Displaying Archive Materials
Šesták, Pavel ; Veigend, Petr (referee) ; Rozman, Jaroslav (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is to unify the data of the individual archives into one system, within which the user will be able to search and view the data. In particular, it is about scanned archival materials and their metadata. The thesis describes the different types of archival data and analyses the current systems. The thesis compares four scraping systems on the basis of dataset size, missing values and consistency between datasets. The archival imaging system is then modeled using behavioral and structural UML diagrams. The work also includes a graphical design produced in Figma. The thesis also includes a description of the implementation, testing and deployment procedure using Docker on the school infrastructure.
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Web application for setting up an ergonomic position on a bicycle
Vlasák, Jiří ; Bobák, Petr (referee) ; Čadík, Martin (advisor)
Tato práce se zaměřuje na vývoj webové aplikace, která uživatelům pomůže nastavit ergonomickou polohu na jízdním kole. Aplikace využívá model odhadu pózy RTMPose k analýze videa uživatele šlapajícího na kole z profilu, poté vypočítá rozličné úhly kloubů a poskytne uživateli návrhy na změnu výšky sedla kola, předozadní polohu sedla, výšky řídítek a předozadní polohy řídítek pro dosažení ergonomičtějšího posedu. Aplikace je implementována pomocí frameworku SvelteKit. Model pro odhad pózy běží na straně klienta pomocí knihovny TensorFlow.js. Pro vyhodnocení a zlepšení přesnosti modelu odhadu pózy byla vytvořena datová sada 2309 fotografií autora šlapajícího na kole. Po fine-tunování modelu na tomto datovém souboru se normovaná průměrná chyba modelu výrazně snížila z 2,54 na 1,51 (zlepšení o 40 %). Experimenty ukázaly, že aplikace detekuje změny úhlu způsobené změnami výšky sedla a že ji lze použít k nastavení výšky sedla.
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Creating a modern web application
Fanta, Tomáš ; Sikora, Marek (referee) ; Benedikt, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the design and development of a web application to enable the user to better understand the behaviour of critical infrastructure. The thesis describes the modern technologies that were used in the implementation. Furthermore, the thesis discusses the security risks of web applications. The main goal is to create the mentioned web application and secure it against common vulnerabilities.
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Visual Programming of IoT devices
Podvojský, Lukáš ; John, Petr (referee) ; Hynek, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis aims to provide end-users with a visual programming tool to simplify the process of creating programs for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. There are a lot of different types of IoT devices that use various communication protocols. The lack of standardization for these devices forces companies to create customized solutions. Users are then presented with a predefined functionality that can be only slightly altered. One of the solutions for this lack of ability for end users to customize device behaviour is to give them more freedom through the concept called visual programming. This thesis results in a new library implementing a visual programming language and a visual editor whose output is a serialized program form that can then be transformed into the language of the target devices. The resulting library is created using web technologies and can be integrated into existing solutions.
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Web App for Beekeeping Hive scale
Dudar, Oleksandra ; Sikora, Marek (referee) ; Zeman, Václav (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with the design and implementation of a web application for statistical processing and visualization of data from the electronic scale of beehives. The application enables statistical processing of data and presentation in the form of graphs, with the possibility of adding notes and filtering according to data. The implementation uses modern technologies such as React and Next.js and progresses from requirements analysis and design to detailed front-end, backend and predictive model implementation.
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Web Application For Downtime Monitoring On a Production Line
Sedláček, Daniel ; Bartík,, Vladimír (referee) ; Dydowicz, Petr (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis focuses on the design and implementation of a web application for tracking and analysing downtime on the production line of a selected company. The solution’s design is based on both the client's requirements and an analysis of the current process. The application is developed on the Razor Pages framework using C#. The graphical user interface is created using a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Development utilizes DevOps practices and technologies such as code versioning using Git, continuous integration, and Docker containers.
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