Kisch family portrait; Alexander, Mizzi, Charlotte, Guido and Bruno (l-r); Prague.

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Portrait of Charlotte Kisch; Prague.

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Synagogue at Geistgasse; Prague Synagogues

Versus: Neuer israel. Tempel Prag, Geistgasse

Train with Jews Deported from Prague Artworks

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Reproduction of studio portrait of Philipp Ehrenberg; Prague Portraits Men

Originals with Paul Ehrenberg

Hanukkah lamp from Prague Coin

Obverse: 1 Sheqel silver coin with designs on the sides. Reverse: Hanukkah lamp from Prague, 18th century

Hanukkyia from Prague Coin

Obverse: 2 Sheqalim silver coin, designs on the sides. Reverse: Hanukkah lamp from Prague, 18th century.

Terezin: Portrait of Jirina Kanova. (Prague 1938-Auschwitz 1944).

The child is shown in threequarter view, looking into the distance. Her dark head is silhoutted against the background and accented by a whitecolored blouse. Signed L. Buresova, Terezin 15.IX.1943

Street scene with cars; Prague?

Handwritten on verso: Norbert Troller Architect Born Czechoslovakia 1900 died USA 1981

Schulhof Family, Prague Collection.

Family tree of descendents of Rabbi Moses Salman Schulhof in Prague, accompanied by an explanatory letter and photocopies of various publications.

Methods of monitoring of metro lining in Prague

There are several reasons for monitoring of underground structures and they have already been discussed many times, e.g. from the view of ageing or state after accidental event like flooding of Prague metro in 2002. Monitoring of Prague metro is realized in the framework of international research project sponsored by ESF-S3T. The monitoring methods used in Prague are either classical one or new or developing one. The reason for different monitoring methods is the different precision of each method and also for cross-checking between them and their evaluation. Namely we use convergence, tiltmetres, crackmetres, geophysical methods, laser scanning, computer vision and finally installation of MEMS monitoring devices. In the paper more details of each method and obtained results will be presented. The monitoring methods are complemented by wireless data collection and transfer for real-time monitoring. © 2012 Taylor & Francis Group.