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Modern methods of visualization and interpretation of radiation quantities measured by a drone.
ŘEZÁČ, Miroslav
The bachelor thesis focuses on modern methods of visualization and interpretation of radiation quantities measured by a drone. It mainly deals with the measurement of radiation quantities using a drone, their subsequent correct interpretation and subsequent appropriate visualization. In the theoretical part, I conducted a literature search on the state of measurement of radiation quantities in our country and in the world. In the next part, I performed an analysis of the literature in the field of radiation protection with a focus on monitoring radiation quantities using a drone. Here I describe the basic radiation quantities and various possibilities of the interaction of radiation with matter. Furthermore, various types of detectors and detection devices that I used for measurement. At the end of the theoretical part, I focused on drones. It describes basic information about drones, their history, aviation regulations needed for their use. I also described a drone and a system that was used to measure radiation quantities. In the practical part I focus on the experiment with a point emitter, where I apply the knowledge from the theoretical part. I also describe walk-through measurement and measurement of radiation quantities using a drone. The next chapter focused on the interpretation of data and the use of various methods. In the last chapter I describe the possibilities of visualization of measured data, the use of the QGIS program for visualization in map data and other possibilities of data visualization with other tools. In the end, I focused on the overall evaluation of the results examined in the bachelor's thesis and their subsequent application in other measurements.

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