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The Certification and The Addition of Minor Control in Cadastral Districts Lesná (Brno)
Rokytenský, Ondřej ; Kuruc, Michal (referee) ; Fišer, Zdeněk (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis discusses the certification and the addition of minor control in cadastral district Lesná (Brno). This work consists of two parts - theoretical part deals the main notions related with the discussed theme and practical part describes the revision itself. This was implemented by reconnaissance, when the points were found and checked. The accuracy and homogeneity of minor control was tested at adequately chosen distance among points. State of positional geodetic field containing numbers of found, not found, damaged, destroyed or not checked points was statistically evaluated. In appendices of this thesis are e.g. photos of points or filled in relevant forms.
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Revision of the State Control Network in the education the Locality of Jedovnice
Bartoněk, Petr ; Bárta, Ladislav (referee) ; Fišer, Zdeněk (advisor)
The main task of the bachelor thesis is to explain in more detail the issues of minor horizontal control, especially its revision at the training area of Jedovnice. The objective is to secure all the necessary data, find the particular points in the terrain, do their revision and, with the help of total station, review the homogeneity of the minor horizontal control, using those particular points in the terrain. The goal then is to update the geodetic data of the particular points in terrain for their later usage, creation of malfunction report and changes in PPBP points and possible additions for the minor horizontal control.
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The Certification and The Addition of The Height Control Network in Cadastral Districts Lesná (Brno)
Štěpánek, Matěj ; Ježek, Jiří (referee) ; Fišer, Zdeněk (advisor)
The aim of this work is to perform a revision of the basic leveling point field in the cadastral field Brno - Lesná and its complement. Revision consists of verifying the current status of leveling fields and verify the accuracy and truthfulness of leveling data, which were made in 60th the last century. The result is a protocol Notification of defects and changes in points of basic leveling point field. Another objective of the proposal is to supplement the existing point field due to uniform distribution of leveling points, which is the basis for leveling in the cadastral area. Thesis also deals with the history of the vertical grid in the country, marking leveling points and their stabilization. It discusses the ways, methods and accuracy of different types of leveling.
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Completing of horizontal control for landscape consolidation purposes
Novák, Jan ; Mokrý, Martin (referee) ; Hanzl, Vlastimil (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is the revision implementation and a proposal of new points for minor horizontal control completion, including the field realization. The new points were positioned by means of typical geodetic methods and with the help of the global navigation satellite system technology. Besides, the complete minor horizontal control documentation for landscape consolidation purposes is a part of the thesis.
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Revision of tapeworms of family Diphyllobothriidae (Eucestoda: Solenophoridae) from the monitor lizards
VLNOVÁ, Ivana
Diphyllobothriidean tapeworms are well-known parasites of mammals including man, but species parasiting in reptiles are much less known. These tapeworms belong to three genera (Bothridium, Duthiersia, Scyphocephalus) of the family Solenophoridae and are characterized by their unique scolex morphology. They occur in the intestine of varanid lizards and snakes. All three genera are known from Asia, two from Africa (Bothridium and Duthiersia) and one from Australia and South America (Bothridium). Individual genera are well characterised, but species composition of these genera is not well understood. This study surveyed available literary data on the genera Duthiersia and Scyphocephalus and provides new information based on new collected material from Africa and Southeast Asia and material deposited in helminthological collections.
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Operational conditions of machines, their maintenance, effectiveness and analysis of repairs with focus on packaging machinery
HRON, Milan
Introduction of the Bachelor work includes basic concept about technical documentation, main structure and meaning. Application of technical documentation is presented on the packaging machine Multivac R 240. The practical part of the work consists of the state of technical documentation of the packaging machine and at the same time is suggested solution for optimization of technical state of the machine. The practical part deals with the technical state of the machine, maintenance, analysis, instruction for mending, motivation of workers and safety of work. Last part of work concerns with approach of creating technical documentation and instruction how make it during the training or pedagogic activities.
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Review of the application of Article 82 - in search of a sound economics
Pražský, Ondřej ; Stuna, Stanislav (advisor) ; Boháček, Martin (referee) ; Zemplinerová, Alena (referee) ; Munková, Jindřiška (referee)
European competition law originated after the end of the Second World War as a part of treaties instrumental to the European integration process and it evolved through secondary law and jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice from an international trade provision into its modern and truly general form. European Commission in it its endeavor to modernize competition law presents a review of the application of Article 82. The goal of the review is to base the policy on a sound economic framework, to aim on effects of abusive conduct rather than on its form and finally to focus mainly on the most important competition problems. This thesis advocates the necessity of an economic analysis while assessing the possible abuse of dominant position in concrete cases and therefore welcomes proclaimed goals of the review. Conversely it criticizes the insufficient fulfillment of these goals, which is in our view, mainly due to misunderstanding of the operation of market mechanism. Economics is in its most generalized form a complex science of purposeful human action. It is therefore not a toolbox, from which one could ad hoc take models or theories in order to assess the abuse of dominant position in real-world cases. This naive approach often leads authorities to make unsound or paradox rulings. We demonstrate the indispensability of correctly understanding the market mechanism in referencing the famous Microsoft case. Industries of the New Economy are characterized by strong network effects and a high portion of fixed costs, which makes the firms often compete "for the market" instead of "on the market". The corollary high market share is not in our view a manifestation of a monopoly position, which could be exploited using monopoly price. Modern economy explains how potential competition forces these highly efficient firms to continuously invest into new technologies and how it pushes down the price of final products. On the other hand, recourse to ad hoc doctrines or non adequate economic models may lead to erroneous assessment of abuse of dominant position.
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Šestý nosorožec: taxonomické zhodnocení kriticky ohroženého severního tuponosého nosorožce
ROBOVSKÝ, Jan
The two forms of white rhinoceros; northern and southern, have had contrasting conservation histories. The Northern form, once fairly numerous is now critically endangered, while the southern form has recovered from a few individuals to a population of a few thousand. Since their last taxonomic assessment over three decades ago, new material and analytical techniques have become available, necessitating a review of available information and re-assessment of the taxonomy.Dental morphology and cranial anatomy clearly diagnosed the southern and northern forms. The differentia ion was well supported by dental metrics, cranial growth and craniometry, and corresponded with differences in post-cranial skeleton, external measurements and external features. No distinctive differences were found in the limited descriptions of their behavior and ecology. Fossil history indicated the antiquity of the genus, dating back at least to early Pliocene and evolution into a number of diagnosable forms. The fossil skulls examined fell outside the two extant forms in the craniometric analysis. Gene
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