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Comparison of activities of the Mountain rescue service of the Czech republic and Mountain rescue service of the Slovak republic
ULEJOVÁ, Kateřina
The thesis is divided into two parts, namely the theoretical part and the research part. The theoretical part is divided into Slovak and Czech parts. In both parts, I will focus on the history of mountain services both in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, describe the organizational structure of these organizations, the binding legislation, the layout of the bases, the qualification requirements for the occupation of the mountain rescuer, their competencies and specializations. The research part examines and compares the differences between the Czech Mountain Rescue Service and the Slovak Mountain Rescue Service. To gain knowledge, I chose a qualitative type of research in the structured form with five Czech and five Slovak professional mountain rescuers. The goals were comparing competencies (medical and other competencies); I was also wondering about admissions and main content (the most frequent interventions) in different areas of expertise of mountain rescuers.
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Past and Present Mountain Rescue Service of the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia
Kabešová, Barbora ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Mojžíš, Otakar (referee)
The work follows the establishment, the history and the present of the mountain rescue service in the territory of the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia in the particular historical periods. It focuses on the conditions under which the mountain rescue service was established. It compares particular regions regarding selected indicators (e.g., the number and structure of its members, the membership conditions, the type of interventions, the intervention intensity, the size of the territory, the number of rescue stations, etc.). The work also deals with the functioning and the quality of the cross-border cooperation in various areas. Key words: Mountain rescue, mountain rescue service organisation, the members of the mountain rescue service, areas, districts, interventions, station, equipment
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History of mauntain rescue service
Fejfar, Aleš ; Waic, Marek (advisor) ; Bobrík, Miroslav (referee)
Summary The aim of this thesis is to describe the history and development of the Mountain service in Czech countries as well as in available archives look for documents giving evidence of its history and development. Another target is to point out the associations connected with the mountain terrain or associated with the origin of the Mountain service. Another goal was to monitor the development of the symbol, membership cards and technology which was or stil is used by the Mountain service. The thesis also contains an overview of commencement of rescue associations in selected European countries where the organized rescue of people in mountain terrain has a similar period of origin and similar circumstances. Those organizations, which mostly helped to create mountain rescue service, were Alpine clubs, tourist clubs, conservationists or gymnastic associations. From the territorial prospective we speak about Austria, Germany, France and Italy. From the time point of view the formation of rescue service dates from the middle of the 19th century. The greatest reason for an increasing amount of people (tourists) coming to the mountain terrain in Europe was mostly the scientific-technical progress in the second half of the 19th century. Due to the construction of railways throughout Europe, development...
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History of mauntain rescue service
Fejfar, Aleš ; Waic, Marek (advisor) ; Bobrík, Miroslav (referee) ; Baláš, Jiří (referee)
Summary The aim of this thesis is to describe the history and development of the Mountain service in Czech countries as well as in available archives look for documents giving evidence of its history and development. Another target is to point out the associations connected with the mountain terrain or associated with the origin of the Mountain service. Another goal was to monitor the development of the symbol, membership cards and technology which was or stil is used by the Mountain service. The thesis also contains an overview of commencement of rescue associations in selected European countries where the organized rescue of people in mountain terrain has a similar period of origin and similar circumstances. Those organizations, which mostly helped to create mountain rescue service, were Alpine clubs, tourist clubs, conservationists or gymnastic associations. From the territorial prospective we speak about Austria, Germany, France and Italy. From the time point of view the formation of rescue service dates from the middle of the 19th century. The greatest reason for an increasing amount of people (tourists) coming to the mountain terrain in Europe was mostly the scientific-technical progress in the second half of the 19th century. Due to the construction of railways throughout Europe, development...
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Cross-country skiing as the ideal means to enhance the physical fitness of the members of the Mountain Rescue
Jeřábková, Ladislava ; Chrástková, Martina (advisor) ; Jindra, Matouš (referee)
Title: Cross-country skiing as the ideal means to enhance the physical fitness of the members of the Mountain Rescue Purposes: Present cross-country skiing as an useful instrumentality for an improvement of physical preparation of members of the Mountain Rescue Methods: In this research will try to gain footings for recommendation why should members of Mountain Rescue Service include cross-country skiing in their trainings. We are searching for sources of relevant information and carrying out the choice of particular data in order to do so. Key words: Mountain Rescue, cross-country skiing, physical condition, Mountain Rescue Service
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Past and Present Mountain Rescue Service of the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia
Kabešová, Barbora ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Mojžíš, Otakar (referee)
The work follows the establishment, the history and the present of the mountain rescue service in the territory of the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia in the particular historical periods. It focuses on the conditions under which the mountain rescue service was established. It compares particular regions regarding selected indicators (e.g., the number and structure of its members, the membership conditions, the type of interventions, the intervention intensity, the size of the territory, the number of rescue stations, etc.). The work also deals with the functioning and the quality of the cross-border cooperation in various areas. Key words: Mountain rescue, mountain rescue service organisation, the members of the mountain rescue service, areas, districts, interventions, station, equipment
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