Team and students

Disturbance project team and cooperating colleagues at project workshop at Šumava mts., November 2013.

PhD students

Mgr. Robert Minařík

Multispectral UAV remote sensing of forest disturbance

Theodora Lendzioch, MSc.

UAV analysis of the dynamics of hydrological processes

Master students

Jakub Šulc 

Application of UAV photogrammetry in the detection of fluvial dynamics

Michal Vrábel

Application of thermal UAV imaging for the detection of forest disturbance

Daniel Čermák

Changes in the occurrence and magnitude of floods in montane streams 

Radek Kudrnáč

Forest disturbance effect on runoff extremity in montane catchments

Eliška Havránková

Analysis of the fluvial dynamics using the RFID tracking

Completed theses

PhD degree

Su Ye, MSc., 2019

Effect of climate change and forest disturbance of runoff dynamics

RNDr. Jana Kaiglová, 2015

Modeling of mass transport causal conditions 

Ing. Vladimír Fárek, 2014

Modelling the surface runoff in extreme relief

Mgr. et Mgr. Sylva Rödlová, 2011

Water quality changes in small catchments related to operation of wastewater treatment facilitiy

RNDr. Michal Jeníček, 2009

Application of rainfall-runoff models in integrated flood protection 

Mgr. Petra Hesslerová, 2008

Assessment of landscape functions using Landsat data

RNDr. Martin Hais, Ph.D., 2007

Development and spectral indices of deforestation of central Sumava mts. assessed by GIS and Remote Sensing

RNDr. Jan Daňhelka, Ph.D. 2005

Sesnsitivity of rainfall-runoff models to the input data character.

Doctoral degree

RNDr. Lenka Volaufová, 2007

Specific pollution of surface water and sediments in industrial regions.

Master degree