Open Sources of Information on Crisis Management

Import 02/11/2016Předložená bakalářská práce se zabývá mapováním volných zdrojů informací využitelných při rozhodování v oblasti krizového řízení. Práce se zaměřuje na výběr sociálních sítí, zpravodajských serverů, nejpoužívanějších aplikací a stránek s online videi a fotografiemi. Více tyto zdroje zkoumá a stanovuje postup jak v nich vyhledávat potřebné informace. U každého informačního zdroje pak uvádí jeho klady a zápory. V poslední části bakalářská práce hodnotí, které volné zdroje informací jsou pro práci v oblasti krizového řízení nejvhodnější, které méně vhodné a které zcela nevhodné.This bachelor thesis deals with mapping of the available information sources usable for the decision-making in the crisis management. The work focuses on selection of social networks, news sites, the most used applications and websites with online videos and photographs. It explorer these resources more in the depth and establishes the procedure how to find the necessary information. It presents its pros and cons by each of the informational resource. Last part of the thesis evaluates which of the free informational sources are the best ones, less suitable ones and which are totally inappropriate for the work in the field of the crisis management050 - Katedra ochrany obyvatelstvadobř

Tachometer Measurement for the Remote Laboratory

48 s., 11 s. příl. :obr., tab., grafy +CD ROMMěření otáček je prováděno PLC automatem, který je připojen přes převodníky napětí na PWM, napětí na napětí, proud na napětí, napětí na reléové výstupy a napětí na frekvenci. Tyto převodníky jsou potřeba pro řízení celého měřicího přípravku. Na měřicím přípravku je možné měřit otáčky dvěma způsoby a to kontaktním i bezkontaktním. Úloha byla vytvořena pro podporu výuky a demonstrace vzdáleného řízení přes webové rozhraní

Proceedings of the 22th Bilateral Student Workshop CTU Prague: Dresden (Germany) 2018

This technical report publishes the proceedings of the 22th Prague Workshop, which was held from 30th November to 1st December 2018. The workshop offers a possibility for young scientists to present their current research work in the fields of computer graphics, human-computer-interaction, robotics and usability. The works is meant as a platform to bring together researchers from both the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) and the University of Applied Sciences Dresden (HTW). The German Academic Exchange Service offers its financial support to allow student participants the bilateral exchange between Prague and Dresden.:1) An approach to a self-organizing production in com- parison to a centrally planned production 4 2) Tactile symbols for visually impaired older adults 9 3) Design of Olfactory Cues for Approximate Spatial Self- Localization 11 4) Shape To Muscle: A Model for estimating Muscle Activation from Skin Deformation 13 5) Model of a Conversational System for Controlling Sec- ondary Tasks while Driving 19 6) Tools for Art and Architectural Research with His- toric Media Repositories 22 7) Direct Labels: Real-time External Labeling Without Leader Lines 25 8) Seamless Cloning with Poisson Image Editing 29 9) Multimodal user interaction for human behavior mod- eling in adaptation and personalization 32 10) Objective Feature Selection using GMLVQ with Di- rectly Incorporated L1-Regularization 35 11) How to Call a Robot in an Emergency Situation 37 12) Development of a Collaborative Computer Game for Elderly with Dementia 3

Hydration and barrier potential of cosmetic matrices with bee products

Honey, honey extracts, and bee products belong to traditionally used bioactive molecules in many areas. The aim of the study was primarily to evaluate the effect of cosmetic matrices containing honey and bee products on the skin. The study is complemented by a questionnaire survey on the knowledge and awareness of the effects and potential uses of bee products. The effect of bee molecules at various concentrations was observed by applying 12 formulations to the skin of the volar side of the forearm by non-invasive bioengineering methods on a set of 24 volunteers for 48 h. Very good moisturizing properties have been found in matrices with the glycerin extract of honey. Matrices containing forest honey had better moisturizing effects than those containing flower honey. Barrier properties were enhanced by gradual absorption, especially in formulations with both glycerin and aqueous honey extract. The observed organoleptic properties of the matrices assessed by sensory analysis through 12 evaluators did not show statistically significant differences except for color and spreadability. There are differences in the ability to hydrate the skin, reduce the loss of epidermal water, and affect the pH of the skin surface, including the organoleptic properties between honey and bee product matrices according to their type and concentration.Internal strategic project of Tomas Bata University in Zli

Blow Hole Cave: An Unroofed Cave on San Salvador Island, the Bahamas, and its Importance for Detection of Paleokarst Caves on Fossil Carbonate Platforms

Prispevek obravnava podobnosti v razvoju krasa kvartarne karbonatne platforme na otoku San Salvador in devonske karbonatne platforme na platoju Krásná na Moravskem. Za obe območji so značilne jame, katerih nastanek lahko razložimo s "flank margin" modelom in so nastale v območju sladkovodnih leč med obdobji relativno visoke morske gladine, v času relativno stabilne halokline, kar potrjujejo različne študije jamskih zapolnitev. V obeh primerih so jamske sedimentne zapolnitve genetsko primerljive - obalni in eolski sedimenti ter breče.The comparative study of a Quaternary carbonate platform (San Salvador Island, the Bahamas) and a Devonian Carbonate Platform (Krásná Elevation, Moravia) indicates a great similarity in karst evolution. Caves on both sites are interpreted as flank margin caves associated with a freshwater lens and halocline stabilised during sea-level highstands. The sedimentary fill of both caves is genetically comparable - beach and aeolian sediments with bodies of breccias

24th Bilateral Student Workshop CTU Prague and HTW Dresden - User Interfaces & Visualization

This technical report publishes the proceedings of the 24th Bilateral Student Workshop CTU Prague and HTW Dresden -User Interfaces & Visualization-, which was held on the 26th November 2021. The workshop offers a possibility for young scientists to present their current research work in the fields of computer graphics, human-computer-interaction, robotics and usability. The works is meant as a platform to bring together researchers from both the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) and the University of Applied Sciences Dresden (HTW). The German Academic Exchange Service offers its financial support to allow student participants the bilateral exchange between Prague and Dresden.:1) Robot assisted reminiscence therapy for people with dementia, p.4 2) VENT-CONECT: System for remote monitoring of instruments used in intensive care, p.12 3) Conversational assistant for smart home, p.17 4) Perspectives and challenges of the research project ”SYNC ID” , p.23 5) Music-based emotional biofeedback: the state of the art and challenges, p.26 6) Ambient Assisted Living Lab - Smart Systems and CoCreation, p.30 7) Board Game Playing and Consuming Beverages in VR, p.36 8) An approach to measure and increase the level of participation of people with dementia in cognitive games, p.41 9) Forced perspective illusions and scaling users in VR - state of the art., p.47 10) Training Deep Learning Models for Punctuation Prediction, p.51 11) Towards an Evaluation of Ambiguity in Point-Feature Labelling, p.56 12) The ReZA method goes digital, p.60 13) Haptic interface for spatial audio web player, p.6

AEROSOLY V ATMOSFÉŘE CÍSAŘSKÉ JESKYNĚ (MORAVSKÝ KRAS)

The speleo-aerosol, a potential therapeutic factor in speleotherapy, was studied in the Císařská cave. The ultrafiltration was used for the particle separation. The matter found on the ultrafilters consisted of ultra-fine matter (UFM) and rougher particles (RP) about 1 micrometer in diameter. Ca and Si were found as major and minor element in the UFM, respectively. The rest of UFM probably consisted of organic matter. In the RP, Ca and Si were found as major and K, Na, Al, Na, and Fe as minor elements. The stoichiometric ratios of the elements related to CaCO3, SiO2, feldspar, and clay minerals. Based on the structural X-ray analysis, however, just calcite and quartz were proved

DYNAMIKA SKAPOVÝCH VOD (CÍSAŘSKÁ JESKYNĚ, MORAVSKÝ KRAS)

The dynamics of dripping waters was studied in the Císařská cave. The dependency of the dripping water fluxes on precipitation is discussed in terms of the simple two-reservoir model. The parameters of the model: kinetics constants were k0 = 12 liter day-1 mm-1, k1 = 2 day-1, k2 = 0,03 day-1. The initial contents of soil reservoir and ground water reservoir were n0 = 15 liters and m0 = 130 liters, respectively. The residence time of water in the soil reservoir and the ground water reservoir were found to be 0.5 day and 33.3 day. A tight correlation between the fluxes of dripping waters and saturation index was not found

Proceedings of the 19th Bilateral Student Workshop CTU Prague: Dresden (Germany) 2015

This technical report publishes the proceedings of the 19th Prague Workshop, which was held from 27th to 28. November 2015. The workshop offers a possibility for young scientists to present their current research work in the fields of computer graphics, human-computer-interaction, robotics and usability. The works is meant as a platform to bring together researchers from both the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) and the University of Applied Sciences Dresden (HTW). The German Academic Exchange Service offers its financial support to allow student participants the bilateral exchange between Prague and Dresden