After I cycled to Norwich in September 2011, I was pretty sure I was never going to it again. Well, I did it again. And the way back was a real pain against the wind. Again. Yet this time I had some rain too.
View Lowestoft to Norwich and Back II in a larger map
Few photos from Suffolk. Click on Show as Picture List to list through the gallery.
In August, I went for a trip to Crimea, Ukraine, with a travel agency called CK Mundo. I borrowed this map of the trip from their website by the way:
Yesterday I cycled on my new bike to Norwich for an appointment regarding national insurance number. It was quite a long way (95 km in total) and it took longer than I expected. Strong winds slowed me down at times and I also had to frequently check if I was going in the right direction. Anyway, it was a struggle, but I made it. A big lesson learned from this trip was that I need much more than 2l of water and 200g of muesli for such journey. Take more food and drink next time!
On 10th June 2011, I graduated at Cranfield University, School of Applied Sciences. It was my great pleasure to recieve the “ESRI UK Prize for the Best Student in Geographical Information Management” from the hands of Tim Brewer (Cranfield University) and the “Infoterra Prize for the Best Student Project from the MSc in Geographical Infromation Management” presented by Paul Russell (Infoterra).
My photogalleries available prior to transition to Word Press system can be still viewed. Click on the links in the following table to visit the photogallery you like.
| Name | Date | Description |
| Venezia | 20100929 | Photos from Venezia, Italy |
| Poland | 20100920 | Photos from Krakow and Warsawa, Poland |
| Solstice 2010 | 20100627 | A snapshot from Solstice 2010, UK |
| Wales | 20100614 | Photos from trip to Wales |
| Easter 2010 | 20100409 | Photos from my Easter holiday in the UK |
| Oxford | 20100213 | Photos from Oxford, UK |
| Cambridge | 20093112 | Photos from Cambridge, UK |
| Cranfield I | 20091010 | First photos from Cranfield, UK |
| Corsica 2009 | 20090920 | Photos from Corsica mountains, FR |
I decided to stop writing my pages with text editors (Notepad++) and move to something completely different. A content management system, specifically Word Press. I have to say I am really impressed and I wish I did this step some time ago. The most exciting thing is that it will take some time to get my sites exactly in the shape I want, so check regularly 
See the explanation in a PDF tutorial on how to draw simple database diagrams in R and download the script here: dbase_diagrams.r
I coded a program for inverse distance interpolation in Pascal (using Lazarus IDE) as part of the Programmming course at Czech University of Life Sciences.
The program is described in a 1 page long PDF manual and you can download it here: IDWinterpolator.
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The IDW Interpolator (software) was created by Filip Král. The software is provided free of charge and its usage is not restricted. Software is provided AS IS ith absolutely NO WARRANTY OF ANYTHING. The author is not responsible for any damage arising out of use or inability to use the IDW Interpolator. By downloading, using or storing IDW Interpolateor you accept this license.
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You can download my Scilab script for Romberg’s numerical integration method here: romberg.sci. Check out the method on Wiki.
The easiest way to contact me is to write at contact@filipkral.com
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