This paper pursues the effect of changes in distance and vibration frequency on the vibration velocity amplitude. As an example, we used the vibrating sheet piles at the cons truction of a new multi-functional FEI building on the premises of VŠB - TU Ostrava, at 17 listopadu street. The effect of these changes is monitored both in in-situ measurements and in a simulated real-life situation. The calculation software Plaxis 2D is used for creation of numer ical models. At the close, the results from in-situ measurements are confronted with those achieved from the models., Tomáš Petřík, Eva Hrubešová and Markéta Lednická., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy
Classical Russian pendulum seismometer S-5-S was modified for recording of the rotational components of ground motion around the vertical or horizontal axes; the modified sensor is denoted here as S-5-SR. Experimental field testing of the S-5-SR sensor started in December 2010 in the Karvina coal region that is known as an area of intensive mining induced seismicity. First seismic station was installed in Doubrava village characterized by thick sedimentary layers. Next seismic station was installed in Orlova village, in different local geological conditions, i.e. in region without sedimentary layers. More than 200 mining induced seismic events were recorded on each seismic station during the period of six months of seismic monitoring. The recorded wave patterns confirm the existence of rotational ground motion components in this region; the strongest recorded value of this component exceeded 1 mrad.s-1. Analysis of the obtained records is presented in this paper., Zdeněk Kaláb, Jaromír Knejzlík and Markéta Lednická., and Obsahuje bibliografii
Experimental geomechanical and seismological measurements are performed in the medieval Jeroným Mine near Čistá (Sokolov district). The main aim of this activity is geomech anical stability evaluation of this monument. Periodical monitoring was started in 2001 whereas quarterly period was applied (measurement of crack development in the mine working, development in changes in convergence cross-sections of linear and spatial workings and fluctuations of water levels in underground spaces). Seismological monitoring was started during reconstruction of partly impassable drainage adit. At present, selected parts of described geomechanical system are newly instrumented to obtain continuous information. Data obtained from periodical and continuous monitoring are presented in this contribution. Interpretation of seismological data on both natural and technical seismicity and fluctuations of water levels is presented in details., Zdeněk Kaláb, Jaromír Knejzlík, Robert Kořínek, Radovan Kukutsch, Markéta Lednická and Petr Žůrek., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy
The oldest mine cavities of the Jeroným Mine were already mined out more than 400 years ago. That is why it is necessary to determine the stability of individual parts of underground spaces. The assessment of stability of mine cavities is based on the long-term monitoring of chosen parameters. A distributed measurement network has been operated here using several different types of sensors. A laser distance meter that is used for measuring the height of a large chamber is one of these sensors. The results obtained from this monitoring are presented. Even if no apparent correlation seems to be visible between Earth’s tides and LDM variations, some features of recorded data, like dynamical frequency crossover in the power spectrum, could be due to the tidal cycles of the Earth., Zdeněk Kaláb, Markéta Lednická, Jaromír Knejzlík and Luciano Telesca., and Obsahuje bibliografii