Diploma thesis of our PhD student Ing. Josef Münzberger was noticed by Esri's judges and was awarded the honorary prize in the category "Digital humanities and popular culture". Congratulations!


Diploma thesis of our PhD student Ing. Josef Münzberger was noticed by Esri's judges and was awarded the honorary prize in the category "Digital humanities and popular culture". Congratulations!


The deputy head of the department accepted an invitation to the morning programme of Czech Television to talk about part of the NAKI Vltava - Transformation of Historical Landscape project, specifically about the famous flooded river formation known as the "Heart of the Vltava".
A recording of the interview is available on the Czech Television website (time 37:40):
https://www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/1096902795-studio-6/221411010100914


The Czech Cartographic Society organised the 23rd annual Map of the Year competition, in which an expert jury selected the best cartographic works from the entries.
The award ceremony took place on Thursday, 9 September 2021, at the social evening of the 24th Cartographic Conference in Ostrava in the presence of the cartographic community.
g of the Czech Technical University in Prague in cooperation with the Historical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. The award was received by Tomáš Janata from the Department of Geomatics.


In the past, the astronomical towers of the Czech Technical University in Prague were used not only for teaching but also for scientific astronomical observations. In particular, the one on the roof of the Faculty of Civil Engineering has recently undergone reconstruction. Prof. Karel Pavelka, head of the Department of Geomatics, talks about the reconstruction and the activities of the entire observatory.
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The prize for the best diploma thesis was awarded to Ing. Jakub Vynikal for his thesis on "Time-varying gravity signal from satellite orbits spatially localized using Kalman filtering".
Congratulations!


The shrine of the biblical prophet Nahum is an extraordinary monument representing the roots of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It can be found in the small Christian town of Alqosh, about 45 kilometres from the city of Mosul in northern Iraq.
The building is estimated to date back to the 12th century and was long used as a synagogue. It is generally claimed that the Prophet Nahum is buried here, although many experts dispute this.
footage from the CT archive:
https://www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/1097181328-udalosti/219411000100723/cast/709564/
Article with video on the same topic from the website of the FSv CTU in Prague:
https://srdcemstavari.cz/3d-dokumentace-svatyne-proroka-nahuma-v-iraku/
