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Study of possibilities protection against rural zone water
Matějková, Jana ; Roubcová, Ing Radka (referee) ; Milerski, Rudolf (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the first part of surface runoff and measures to combat this phenomenon. It explains what it is surface runoff, and what are the most common methods to protect against soil and surface runoff caused by water erosion on slopes. The second section paper examines the threat to the village Otaslavice to Vyškovsko rural area with water. The solution aims to use existing facilities for drain a surface water and the in capacity in relation to n-year occurence of torrential rainfall and runoff caused by them. For the valuation of drain age is used directive to calculate to the drain age of VMP and for as segment the capacity of waters equipment.
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Study of possibilities protection against rural zone water
Matějková, Jana ; Roubcová, Ing Radka (referee) ; Milerski, Rudolf (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the first part of surface runoff and measures to combat this phenomenon. It explains what it is surface runoff, and what are the most common methods to protect against soil and surface runoff caused by water erosion on slopes. The second section paper examines the threat to the village Otaslavice to Vyškovsko rural area with water. The solution aims to use existing facilities for drain a surface water and the in capacity in relation to n-year occurence of torrential rainfall and runoff caused by them. For the valuation of drain age is used directive to calculate to the drain age of VMP and for as segment the capacity of waters equipment.
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Movement activity of Aesculapian Snake in Poohří in relation to the roadway
LAPÁČKOVÁ, Kateřina
This thesis is focused on explaining the behaviour of population of Aesculapian Snake (Zamenis longissimus) in Poohří region related to a busy road which crosses its area of distribution. To avoid the busy road Aesculapian Snake uses the roads culverts to cross the road safely. Snakes used culverts the most often on July, when their activity culminates. One of the most used culverts was culvert Nr. 2, probably because of its proximity to man-made hatch. Snakes started their activity at 8:00 a.m. and finished at 7:00 p.m. In this study their activity culminates between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and by temperature between 21 - 25°C. None of adults of Aesculapian Snake was detected killed on the road. There were found only juvenile snakes of this species which weren't acquainted yet with local threats.
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