The master thesis deals with the design of exterior and interior of a teardrop trailer. The final design is created in regard to knowledge from design and technical analysis and brings unique design aproach to the solution. The purpose of this work is to solve ergonomic and shaping problems and to introduce a teardrop trailer on the european market.

This thesis aims to design a modern innovative caravan. The main innovation of the proposal is seen in the new interior of motorhome class B for 4 persons with regard to minimal functional proportions. Independenc of energy. The main idea of the whole work is new compact interior designed according to ergonomy of person and with regard to main individual needs of user during their travelling and exterior, which brings a new face into motorhomes.Imterior brings several compromise solutions and several ideas for small spaces like multifunctional furniture. Small compact design for big travelling.

Theme of this diploma thesis is the design of caravan meaning travel trailer. Concept is adapted to the technical and ergonomic requirements and the main goal of this concept is to provide original design with a view to the future. The complex concept meets the operational, technical and ergonomic demands of such trailers. The project is focused on the design concept of the implemented folding mechanism. Design of the travel trailer is due to todays modern technological methods and the construction ready for production and everyday operating usage.

The focus of this diploma thesis is the design of a travel trailer. The work consists of two parts—analytical, which deals with the formal description of the travel trailer, its historical development, technical part, and the design analysis. The second part, drawing on the research, then provides the actual design solution along with its styling solution, technical solution, the ergonomic solution, colour as well as graphic solution.

This thesis explores the response of locals towards Mexico’s migration crisis. The primary objective was to determine how the local people in Tapachula responded to the new form of mass migration, known as migrant caravans, over the last 10 years, between 2014 and 2024. A qualitative method was employed, consisting of the usage of a self-developed tool of analysis for the empirical material to measure collective emotions of solidarity and rejection. The results indicated that the local response towards migrants in Tapachula has evolved from more frequent acts of solidarity to more constant responses of rejection over the last decade. The study concludes that the responses of solidarity or rejection appear to be derived from the situation people live in, and not necessarily against the individual migrant. Situations of uncertainty about what could happen with this new form of mobilization lead to mixed responses with more solidarity, while situations of frustration towards the migration crisis in Tapachula lead to a tendency of rejection responses. With these findings, this study reveals important aspects of the influence of news articles on the formation of public opinion towards vulnerable groups of newcomers and highlights areas for future research on understanding the drivers of solidarity and rejection responses.

This master’s thesis describes the design of the travel trailer. The main aim of the work was to create a draft of a folding trailer in off-road configuration. The final design brings a new look at the solution of folding caravans and trailers, especially in the use of inflatable technology for the construction of a folding tent liner. The basic parameters are reduced and the shape solution in the travel state is minimalistic with regard to the use of the folding system.

The work will focus mainly on the collection of available written and archaeological data on Roman fortifications and other fortification elements in the Western Desert in Egypt. The data will be organized with the help of a database program, in which will be recorded all available information about the desert fortifications dating from the end of the 3rd century to the beginning of the 5th century AD. Thanks to the creation of this database, it will be possible to compare individual fortifications in terms of construction technology, layout, position and orientation. The potential of the work itself is therefore in the collection, comparison, and evaluation of available information. At the same time, the database will be connected to a geographic information system (GIS), which will first record the exact location of individual fortifications and other elements in the Western Desert and secondly a map of caravan routes passing through the area. As part of the evaluation of the mutual positions of fortifications and other fortification elements and caravan routes, it will also be possible to interpret localities in the context of the main roads passing through the area of the Western Desert. Key words: Roman fortifications, Roman army, Egypt, Western desert, oases, caravan routes

The work presents the Egyptian Western Desert, in its oases and caravan roads during Roman rule (1st -5th century AD). It focuses mainly on the collection of available written and archaeological data on Roman fortifications and puts it into context with other general information about the Western Desert. The interest is focused on the period 3rd -5th century AD, when the oases were fortified. The individual fortifications and fortification elements are described and set in the context of the whole oasis and events during Roman rule. Furthermore, the issue concerning the designation of these elements as fortification elements is clarified and they are compared not only among themselves, but also with other similar structures in Egyptian territory. At the same time, the work describes caravan roads connecting oases with each other to the Nile valley and the Mediterranean coast; outlines the relationship of fortification elements to these roads. The work thus creates a comprehensive picture of the Western Desert during Roman rule. Key words: Roman fortifications, Roman army, Egypt, Western desert, oases, caravan routes.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T19:30:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dayane Santos Araujo.pdf: 3891493 bytes, checksum: 26ff8da6749431a6e42dbd26d93ec0cb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-02-25 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The objective of this dissertation is to analyze the return of political autonomy to the City of Santos, lost in 1969 when Mayor Esmeraldo Tarquínio Filho of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (MDB) was impeached two days before being arrested under Institutional Act No. 5 (IA-5), and replaced by General Clóvis Bandeira Brasil. For 14 years, the city was commanded by mayors appointed by the military and was defined as an area of national security. In 1983 a Bill concerning the return of autonomy authored by Congressman Gastone Righi of the Brazilian Labor Party (PTB) was sent to the Federal Board and unanimously approved. However it was unable to pass the Senate the first time for lack of a quorum and vote, and disappointment overtook the political leadership and the residents. The Bill was subsequently placed on the agenda on an emergency basis. And in order to insure a vote some councilors of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) organized a bus caravan with 180 residents that left from Santos to Brasilia. However autonomy did not result as expected, but from a Declaration by the Acting President Aureliano Chaves in 1983. Even so, a festive atmosphere was evident in the city, and the following year Santos elected Oswaldo Justo as its first mayor following the winning of autonomy. His vice-mayor was the son of Esmeraldo Tarquínio, with the same name as his father. Analyses of newspapers, interviews and the Minutes of the Board allow observation that the city was mobilized by the return of autonomy / A presente dissertação tem o objetivo de analisar o retorno da autonomia política à cidade de Santos, perdida em 1969 quando o prefeito Esmeraldo Tarquínio Filho, do Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (MDB) foi cassado dois dias antes da sua posse pelo Ato Institucional Nº 5 (AI-5) e em seu lugar assumiu o general Clóvis Bandeira Brasil. Por 14 anos, a cidade foi comandada por prefeitos nomeados pelos militares e foi enquadrada como área de Segurança Nacional. Em 1983, o Projeto de Lei de autoria do deputado federal Gastone Righi, do Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro (PTB) sobre a devolução da autonomia foi encaminhado à Câmara Federal e aprovado por unanimidade. No entanto, ao passar pelo Senado, na primeira vez não foi votado por falta de quórum e a decepção tomou conta das lideranças políticas e dos moradores. Mais uma vez o projeto estava em pauta, em regime de urgência. E com o intuito de pressionar a votação alguns vereadores do Partido do Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (PMDB) organizaram uma caravana com 180 moradores que partiram de ônibus de Santos para Brasília. A autonomia não veio como esperado, mas através da assinatura de um Decreto-Lei do presidente em exercício Aureliano Chaves, em 1983. Mesmo assim, o clima de festa era evidente na cidade e Santos, no ano seguinte, elegeu Oswaldo Justo como o primeiro prefeito após a conquista da autonomia. Seu vice era o filho de Esmeraldo Tarquínio, que tem o mesmo nome de seu pai. As análises dos jornais, das entrevistas e das Atas da Câmara permitiram observar que a cidade estava mobilizada pelo retorno da autonomia

This study analyses the frames and discourses in different news media reporting on the same events in news outlets in Canada, the US, and Sweden. This was done by analysing both digital-born media and legacy media. The theoretical framework consists of theories about discourse, framing, media logics, the economic prerequisites for journalism, and environmental journalism. The aim is to find what frames, discourses, tone and what voices are being heard in the news coverage of Greta Thunberg’s climate protest, the migrant caravan, and the UN report on climate change released in 2018. Also, differences in the different media are analysed. This is done through discourse analysis by using Fairclough’s CDA and the three-dimensional model, combined with tools from critical linguistics. The analysis of the news texts found that the discourses in the coverage of the three events followed previous research on journalistic values, production and the way that climate change events were reported (or not reported) on. The study also found some themes, frames, that were producing new discourses in climate change journalism. Among these was the way that Greta Thunberg and other young voices were heard on a subject that previously has been heavily focused on politicians, scientists and NGO’s. Thunberg and the migrant caravan were also covered more extensively by the news media included than the UN report, not framing climate in the articles, even though they are about climate change events.