Closed teixeirak closed 4 years ago
@teixeirak which references need to be added?
If you look in the .Rmd file, you'll see some that I put in with links to the articles.
Ah ok. I'll get to those soon
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If you look in the .Rmd file, you'll see some that I put in with links to the articles.
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Did you want this to be cited or just mentioning the website? It's an odd site for citation.
"PDSI divisional data for Northern Virginia were obtained from NOAA (https://www7.ncdc.noaa.gov/CDO/CDODivisionalSelect.jsp) in December 2017."
Line 154 in the main .Rmd file:
"...with static versions corresponding to data and analyses presented here archived in Zenodo (DOIs: 10.5281/zenodo.3604993 and [TBD], respectively krista just to remind you this TBD is here)."
When I went to this site for zenodo it takes me to an update page. I'm not sure which specific link you wanted here.
Did you want this to be cited or just mentioning the website? It's an odd site for citation.
"PDSI divisional data for Northern Virginia were obtained from NOAA (https://www7.ncdc.noaa.gov/CDO/CDODivisionalSelect.jsp) in December 2017."
I think its fine as is.
Cool. This is done for now until we add more
I think we're
* citations aren't rendered appropriately when enclosed in parentheses with other content:
@mcgregorian1, these examples are still an issue. For the examples above, we'd want:
(PLAdry; Scoffoni et al., 2014)
(e.g., Lloret et al. 2011; D’Orangeville et al. 2018)
That is, we don't want parentheses within parentheses. I'll see if I can find a fast solution, but if not I don't think its worth holding up the submission.
I see what you mean. In markdown if you have [@citation], the brackets serve as the parentheses. I can change these quickly.
Ok I just fixed the Scoffoni but the d'orangeville reference isn't showing up at all when I search the text
Hold on-- I'm working on it right now too. I just pushed the latest, but think you'll have a conflicted copy.
no worries, i just pushed
This actually doesn't get what I was hoping. It gives (PLAdry; Scoffoni et al. (2014))
.
I'm hoping to get (PLAdry; Scoffoni et al. 2014)
. (no parentheses around year)
Do you know a way to do that?
Yeah I noticed that. I think with the way that markdown formats things, it's unavoidable unless we hand-type the reference. If we do this, however, it will not link to the references section.
It's not a big deal. We can leave it as is for now, and the journal will fix it up in the publication process anyway.
@mcgregorian1,
(PLAdry; (Scoffoni et al., 2014))
(e.g., Lloret et al. (2011); D’Orangeville et al. (2018))
... in Virginia, USA (38\°53'36.6"N, 78\°08'43.4"W) [@bourg_initial_2013; @andersonteixeira_ctfs-forestgeo_2015]