Everyday spatial mobility of people in the region ORP Blatná: patterns of individual mobility and their study using modern geoinformation technologies

This bachelor thesis evalues the everyday spatial mobility of population in the selected region of the Czech Republic, in this case ORP Blatná using two methods. Substantial part of the work is based on a questionnaire surfy. Data obtained by GPS dogger monitoring was also used. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with the analysis of literature on time geografy, modern geoinformation technologies, migration and transport behavior of Czech Republic inhabitants. In the metodology the conditions and kriteria are given for the selection of municipalities, of which research respondents comes in and, not least, the very choice of respondents. Then follows a surfy and evaluation. Behavioral characteristics were obtained from the movement data of the population during selected days of surveillance. Evaluation of the results wased based on predetermined rules. Rules identity the factors that are considered by the specialized literature for stimuli affecting the movement of people during the day. Among the stimuli shaping human movement during the day can mention age, type of employment, type of transport, purpose of travel, etc. The results are interpreted for the categories of the population by sex, age, then the intermediate objectives for groups differing in place of domicile and the monthly income. The thesis is also trying to trace the reasons for different behavior of inhabitants in the same categories. The conclusion summarizes all the knowledge and interpretation of results and differences between population groups