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Analysis of the use of Stirling engines in power engineering
Podolák, Petr ; Toman, Filip (referee) ; Škorpík, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is designed to acquaint reader with Stirling engines and their applications. The main aim of the first part is general overview. The purpose of the second part is to present current usage as well as ongoing research projects. It the third part the ecological and economical impacts of Stirling engines are discussed.
Analysis of the use of Stirling engines in power engineering
Podolák, Petr ; Toman, Filip (referee) ; Škorpík, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is designed to acquaint reader with Stirling engines and their applications. The main aim of the first part is general overview. The purpose of the second part is to present current usage as well as ongoing research projects. It the third part the ecological and economical impacts of Stirling engines are discussed.
Epidemiological and ecological impacts of floods in the Cesky Krumlov district
PAPOUŠKOVÁ, Michala
The topic of my diploma thesis are Epidemiological and ecological impacts of floods in the Cesky Krumlov district. In the theoretical part I deal, from the perspective of epidemiology, with infectious diseases that may occur due to floods, I explain what information system was used by the regional hygiene stations in order to carry out the obligatory report, records, and analysis of occurrence of infectious diseases, and I would like to point out that from 1 January 2018 on, a new system started working for regional hygiene stations in the Czech Republic. Further, I deal with ecological impacts, and explain ecology in terms of Nature Conservation Act. Last but not least, I mention floods as such in the theoretical part, I define flood legislation, what administrative authorities work if such a crisis situation occurs, and what flood affected the region of Cesky Krumlov. The practical part analyses Epidat and the ISIN information system data using metaanalysis, searching for a link between them and infectious diseases during floods. I focused on infectious diseases that ma occur in connection to floods, such as Leptospirosis, Shigelosis, Cryptosporidiosis, Gastroenteritis caused by Campylobacteria and Norovirus, Virus Hepatitis type A, and Virus Hepatitis type E. The Discussion part evaluates the questionnaire aimed at the citizens of Cesky Krumlov region, also at the primary school pupils. What is their image of consequences of floods, and what may bet he cause. The results are then discussed in the conclusion of my diploma thesis. Creating an information leaflet meant for the lay public is another output of my diploma thesis.

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