Zotero is mostly free high-quality bibliographic software for building a library of papers, reports, and other documents. It makes it easy to organize document metadata, store citation (bibliographic) information, and store and search documents themselves, typically as pdf or Word, but other formats are allowed, too. Both the bibliographic information and the documents themselves can be searched. Documents can be stored on the web, and also on your PC if you download the stand-alone Zotero program for your PC. Zotero can integrate with several word processors, making it relatively easy to insert citations and bibliographies into reports and papers.
I have created a Zotero "group" for synthetic data (https://www.zotero.org/groups/2248322/synthetic_data). It is open to anyone to view, but only members can add to or modify the library. I have invited @MattHJensen, @andersonfrailey, @feenberg, and @MaxGhenis to be members. I have stored some of the seminal synthetic data papers in the library, as well as some useful reports and software descriptions. It is not yet well organized, but I will improve upon that, and add material to it.
If interested, I'd recommend browsing the group and also downloading the stand-alone software.
Zotero is mostly free high-quality bibliographic software for building a library of papers, reports, and other documents. It makes it easy to organize document metadata, store citation (bibliographic) information, and store and search documents themselves, typically as pdf or Word, but other formats are allowed, too. Both the bibliographic information and the documents themselves can be searched. Documents can be stored on the web, and also on your PC if you download the stand-alone Zotero program for your PC. Zotero can integrate with several word processors, making it relatively easy to insert citations and bibliographies into reports and papers.
I have created a Zotero "group" for synthetic data (https://www.zotero.org/groups/2248322/synthetic_data). It is open to anyone to view, but only members can add to or modify the library. I have invited @MattHJensen, @andersonfrailey, @feenberg, and @MaxGhenis to be members. I have stored some of the seminal synthetic data papers in the library, as well as some useful reports and software descriptions. It is not yet well organized, but I will improve upon that, and add material to it.
If interested, I'd recommend browsing the group and also downloading the stand-alone software.