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Smart cities ve Skandinávii
 Matoušková, Nikola
The implementation of smart solutions and modern technologies are nowadays an increasingly used form of building cities and urban services. There are a large number of smart cities and towns in Europe using some form of smart city solutions. This bachelor thesis analyses the building of smart cities in Scandinavia, specifically in the leading smart cities Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. The first part of the thesis is devoted to the characteristics of the philosophy and principles of smart cities and the smart areas of environment, technology, living and transport. The next part of the thesis contains a description of the countries of the selected territory. The case cities are then analysed in the selected smart areas based on a literature search. In the final stage, the results are compared and some of the positive factors are recommended to other cities, both in the world and in the Czech Republic.
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System of public transport in Oslo
 Neuman, Petr ; Pernica, Petr (advisor) ; Zelený, Lubomír (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of system of the Oslo public transport. Its aim is to analyze in detail the form and approaches of the system and be an inspiration to other cities' public transport system. Thesis is divided into three main chapters. The first chapter discusses the meaning of transport in cities. Subsystems of urban passenger transport and their combinations are emphasized. The second chapter applies acquired knowledge to Oslo transport system. The beginning of the chapter focuses on the city of Oslo, its infrastructure and the meaning of urban transporting in the city context. Further in the chapter there is emphasized the management and the operation of integrated transport system, focused mainly on its financing, fares and the means of transport. The third chapter compares Prague's and Oslo's ITSs and based on the lessons learned makes recommendations to improve the Prague's public transport condition.
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