Zkoumání změn odtokových poměrů v urbanizovaném území způsobených dopravními stavbami

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Zavadil, Jiří

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Vysoká škola báňská - Technická univerzita Ostrava

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ÚK/Sklad diplomových prací

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201500119

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So far, the problems of changes in runoff conditions caused by transport infrastructure, highly developed, and does not pay enough attention, because each participating discipline approach to solving wide than a coordinated manner. The issue of examining changes in runoff conditions in the area caused by transport infrastructure has a multidisciplinary character. Assessment of changes in runoff conditions, therefore including the full comprehensive reconnaissance of areas of interest, adequate examination of the history of human interventions in this area with the fact that we now generally available and applicable software tools (universal simulation programs). The goal was to sufficiently clarify and analyze the issue, including controls related legislative, regulatory and other documents. With the use of applicable software tools has proved possible to simulate the effects of transport structures on runoff in the area of ​​interest. The first chapter provides an introduction to solved the problem and identifies problems and their basic characteristics. The second chapter reviews the current status of this issue. The third chapter surveys the entire DIP and hypotheses. The fourth chapter lays the methodological procedures achieve the objectives. The fifth chapter provides basic outputs. The sixth chapter of implementation-defined goals . The seventh chapter evaluates the results. The eighth chapter summarizes the expected theoretical and practical benefits of work. The ninth chapter contains the conclusions.

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Import 26/02/2015

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multidisciplinary, software, model, infrastructure, sustainable development, network, dynamic, analysis, layer, license, hypothesis, expert interview, drainage conditions, floods, registration sheet, diagram, difference, standards, urban area, rural area, infiltration, furrow, basin, sewer, changes, attachment, recipient

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