The main purpose of the thesis is to introduce a method for data migration quality assurance or completeness and accuracy testing of migrated data. Method will become part of the knowledge base of Deloitte Czech Republic for projects in the Enterprise Risk Services department. Data migration quality assurance projects carried by Deloitte in the Czech Republic have its own specifics. Although there exists methodology "Systems Development Playbook" which also includes a data migration methodology, the problem especially of the Prague branch is the fact that the procedures and methods for consulting projects in the area of data migration are not described in current methodological documentations including specifics of the Czech and Slovak projects. This represents a risk of inconsistencies in the implementation of this type of consulting projects in case of key employees leaving. Improving procedures and optimization of human resources engagement in data migration projects can't be measurably compared among projects, if there don't exists a basic methodology against which specific projects can be measured. The objectives of the work are achieved by consolidating experience from past projects involving data migration within Deloitte Czech Republic and designing improvement of existing processes by integrating information from external sources and internal sources of the global Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu.

The results of several studies whose theme was population density of game and the possibility of its estimation were summarized in this paper. Population density is one of the most important characteristics of animal population, especially in relation to the proper sustainable wildlife management. The first study dealt with verification technology of the Game Management Plan for selected ungulate species in the Czech Rep. Further work compared four different methods of counting and the appropriateness of using on the example of wild boar in the forest environment. The following two papers tested the possibility of using the method of dung counting for estimating the numbers of wild boar in the forest environment. Recent work has dealt with the study of the distribution of faeces of wild boar, depending on the different hunting management within two neighbouring hunting grounds. The first study found that the hunting planning in the Czech Republic is not suitable for all ungulate game species. Photo traps could be used to estimate the abundance of wild boar only in combination with other independent methods. Dung counting is a suitable method for estimating the numbers of wild boar. Dung counting could be also used to specify the spatial activity of wild boar in the forest environment.

The aim of this Master thesis is to evaluate the development of immigration on the basis of available statistical data in the Kingdom of Sweden from the period between 2005 and 2014. From the statistical data, i. e. graphs and tables, evaluates questions mainly about the source countries of immigrants, the number of immigrants in the Kingdom of Sweden, illegal immigration, the historical development of immigration and the residence permits and work permits issues. The thesis also deals with the forecast of immigration to the country, using a linear trend. The descriptive method and interpolation were also used. Based on the analysis, it was found that the number of immigrants to the Kingdom of Sweden is increasing and will exceed 2 million inhabitants in 2024. Most immigrants come in recent years from African countries, especially from Syria. Residence permits are mostly issued for the purpose of family reunification. Males outweighs in the number of asylum applications. Immigration can have both positive and negative impacts. To the positive impacts belong population growth, especially in the working age population, to the negative increase of unemployment and the costs of social benefits.

Novotná, M. Immigration to the United Kingdom. Diploma thesis. Brno, 2014. Mendel University in Brno. This thesis deals with the evaluation of immigration into the UK, they are based on statistical data analyzed questions of the historical development of immigration source countries of immigrants, the number of immigrants in the UK, visa issues and illegal immigration. Further calculated and compared development of regions at NUTS II level in a given time period and suggested future development forecast the number of immigrants, immigrants from certain source countries and the British population.

The aim of this thesis is to analyze the current state of immigration situation in given countries, compare the results and propose appropriate recommendations for improvement. The author has chosen two countries to compare; it is Czech Republic and Thailand. In the theoretical part, the author explains the basic terms and theories of immigration and gives the overview about global migration. The analytical part of this thesis is focused on the analysis of the current state of immigration situation in Czech Republic and Thailand, its results, and subsequent recommendation for improvement.

The master thesis deals with optimization ecological network for biota near Vyskov. First part introduces the current knowledge about the large mammal migration in relation with the territory of Czech Republic, ecological networks, also about TSES. Second part of this project talks about relationship of the Drahanska highland. Third part of this project includes information about my study area. Briefly sum up its history influenced by humans, position of my study area, its abiotic and biotic conditions and landownership relations of area. Further on, it tells something about the wildlife management, mainly about roadkill and introduces the animal occurrence in the area. It includes the updated data about TSES elements inside my study area. Further on examines the current change of supra-regional biocorridor NRBK08 (MH), situation around the town of Vyskov in relation with long distance corridor gets under D1 highway located between Brno and Olomouc city. And introduces information about the main migration obstacles for Drahanska highland. The last part examines mammal migration in the 2014 under the highway bridge. It is also devoted to the optimized ecological network that corresponds with the Long Distance Migration Corridor. The final part talks about optimal size and tree composition in the new planned local biocentre and parts of the supra-regional biocorridor of the ecological network.

Migration is a global trend not only of the current population. However, it bears many controversial questions that are not easy to answer. Currently, opinions regarding the arrival of Syrian refugees into Czech Republic are dividing our society across generations and social status. This diploma thesis is mainly focused on the possible influence of Czech countryside by this migrant wave exhibiting totally different cultural behaviour. Moreover, the differences among Syrian culture and global Islamic religion as well as the Vietnamese traditions, we live in the Czech Republic alongside for decades, are discussed. A survey was conducted to determine the public perception among people living on rural areas with respect to a hypothetical arrival of refugees to their village. The main feature of the questionnaire was identified as the scepticism of respondents concerning the refugees integration process, whereby the vast majority was afraid of arrival of war refugees into Czech country. Additional analysis is attempting to identify possible sources of the negative attitude of the population. Finally, the work was enriched by view of a leading Czech expert on geomigration, assoc. Prof. Dr. Dušan Drbohlav.

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