Ing. Radek Richtr, Ph.D.

Projects

Advanced Methods of Data Processing and Information Mining

Period
2015
Description
The project focuses on perspective and ever-expanding field of data processing and extraction of information of valuable content from the data. The methods for information extraction are increasingly using selected methods of artificial intelligence such as neural networks and evolutionary algorithms. Combined models or algorithms for text processing (text mining) come to the fore. The need of these topics is evident from the fact that each year, the volume of data is doubling. At the same time, only 20 % of the available data are processed.

Dowry Towns of the Queens of Bohemia (A living part of historical consciousness and its support of the instruments of historical geography, virtual reality and cyberspace)

Program
Programme for the Support of Applied Research and Exp. Development of National and Cultural Identity dor the Years 2016-2022 (in short, "NAKI II")
Provider
Ministry of Culture
Investigators
Code
DG18P02OVV015
Period
2018 - 2022
Description
Towns belonging in the past to the Bohemian queens, so-called royal dowry towns (more stably Hradec Králové, Chrudim, Vysoké Mýto, Polička, Jaroměř, Dvůr Králové, Trutnov, Nový Bydžov, Mělník), are a special category among Czech historical towns in a number of perspectives. With the exception of Mělník, they comprise a specific geographic enclave in East Bohemia. The institution began to form at the beginning of the 14th century and went through a complicated development. Dowry towns became a source of incomes of the queens and in the case of medieval Hradec and Mělník for a time the residence of several of them. De iure, the institution of dowry towns ended in 1918. The reflection of their historic charisma was revitalised in the 19th century during the national revival and lives until now as one of the pieces of the identity of these towns in relation to the other towns of the CR. The main objective of the submitted project is in accordance with the specific aim of 1.1 applied research and experimental development aimed at presenting this exclusively Czech historical phenomenon to the general public through the tools of historical geography and advanced computer graphics. The main outputs of the project will be a dedicated mobile application and a web portal that will serve as a specialized historical guide to the dowry towns and their urban landscape and specialized (reconstruction) maps of the entire regional enclave and the towns themselves. In the case of Hradec Králové, the guide will provide the possibility of 3D travel over time on the basis of so-called expanded virtual reality, incl. 3D reconstruction of already destroyed urban complexes and examples of period life. For Dvůr Králové, Jaroměř, Polička, and Vysoké Mýto, the volumes of the Historical Atlas of the Czech Republic will be created as other main outputs of the project. Along with the secondary outputs, a collection presenting the dowry towns to the lay and professional public will be fashioned. A

Most – a city that did not disappear

Program
The NAKI III program - program to support applied research in the field of national and cultural identity for the years 2023 to 2030
Provider
Ministry of Culture
Code
DH23P03OVV048
Period
2023 - 2027
Description
Cílem projektu je vyrobit virtuální model dnes neexistujících, či změněných lokací v historické části města Most. Jako zdrojový materiál poslouží převážně historické kresby a fotky, které budou augmenotvány, opraveny, kolorovány a poslouží k vytvoření 3D modelů pro virtuální realitu dostupnou jak přes webové rozhraní, tak VR headsety.