Welcome!
My name is Daniel Krajzewicz, I am a scientific coworker at the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Maybe you came across this page while looking for SUMO, a microscopic road traffic simulation I contributed to. If so, you should visit SUMO's web pages. Starting with the 1st of March 2015, I moved to a different DLR institute. I am not contributing to SUMO actively anymore, my current topic of work are microscopic demand models.
Being a computer programmer for more than 25 years, I've collected some few further thingies related to computers. First, there are some commercial applications I wrote. You may find them listed in the following. Then, there are some articles about topics that interest me, such as computer graphics or the c64 together with some tools and libraries I wrote. You may find them in my blog.
Commercial Applications
- ALSOG (external web site) parses, interprets, and renders Lindenmayer Systems. It supports context sensitive as well as stochastic and parameterized L-Systems. The results are visualized in 3D using openGL and may be saved as pictures or as 3D-objects.
- BibPres renders a given JSON-representation of a BibTeX-file. It allows to filter and sort entries on start-up or dynamically by the web site visitor. The appearance of the list is highly configurable. A tool for converting BibTeX-lists into BibPres-lists is supported.
- PaletteConverter is a command-line converter between palette formats. Currently, .gpl (GIMP palette), .aco (Adobe Photoshop palette), .map (Fractint palette), and .pal (Microsoft palette) palettes can be read and written. Additionally, .gif images can be generated.
Further Stuff
As said, you may find some further unsorted articles in my blog.
Many thanks to Nora and Ola for their help in designing these pages.