Procesní a ekonomické aspekty regenerace zámeckých brownfields v Moravskoslezském kraji

Abstract

Presented PhD thesis is focused on the issues of castle brownfields, which are located in the Moravian-Silesian. The theoretical part assesses the current knowledge about how to resolve the issue of brownfields and describes the situation in the Czech Republic. Another section gives a brief historical excursion into the history of ownership of the locks, especially after World War II, these things are the starting point for the current state of the castle complex in the Czech Republic. They are declare the hypothesis about existing dependencies between some aspects of brownfield regeneration, these hypotheses are based on generally accepted proposition. The practical part is divided into two parts. The first part describes the castle in selected areas in the Moravian-Silesian and gives a general proposal to eliminate problems that arise. These proposals based on general knowledge of brownfields and knowledge of the specific brownfield sites that were monitored during work. On the examples of barriers in selected areas of the castle, were set recommendations for the owners of similar buildings that can serve as a instruction to avoid the same mistakes. The second part deals with the testing of hypotheses expressed, ie. of general propositions received in connection with the recovery browfields. For testing are used statistical methods, specifically the method of Spearman's rank correlation coefficient. The conclusion is a summary of the results of testing surveyed anticipated dependence on existing brownfields castle, including the general recommendations resulting from specific outcomes examined barriers in six castles.