Add bibliography

[paulremo]

A bibliography is missing from the handbook. The system used to manage the bibliography has been implemented in 144078afe8793edb2046a275433046475943ef52.

To set up the final bibliography, the following should be done:

1. All references from the static handbook should be put into the references.bib file
2. We distinguish between normative and bibliographic references. Each reference hast to assigned one of those categories in the keywordfield:

   The following is a normative reference:
   @article{holdgraf_rapid_2016,
   ...
   keywords = {nr}
   }
   The following is a bibliographic reference:
   @article{holdgraf_rapid_2016,
   ...
   keywords = {br}
   }

[csxADS]

Done for br in miscellaneous in commit 595abe0f131021d1697f385bce4f672f66ed1c5d

[csxADS]

Where can I find normative references in the document ? What about the RD tags ?

[paulremo]

I would say RDs in the original document are the NRs in the digital handbook. I'll double-check asap, but do it like this for now.

[paulremo]

Classification for RDs into NRs and BRs has to be discussed. I'll send an email around about this.

[csxADS]

Done commit d525e5cc7e773c1ec65b491746f662b5f9b5a561 for misc

[paulremo]

Thanks! Did you ever use the {cite:t} command to include textual citations? If not, it's not a big issue but something to consider for the final revision of the chapter + the other chapters.

[csxADS]

Do I have to use cite t or cite p ?

[paulremo]

Depends on the context:

• {cite:p} is a citation in parenthesis, in our citation style, this just inserts a reference in square brackets. This should be used primarily at the end of sentences, i.e., when the reference is not a part of the sentence.
• {cite:t} is a textual citation, in our citation style, this also inserts the first author before the square brackets thereby improving readability. This should be used when a reference is part of a sentence.

Compare the following:

It was shown in Johnson et. al. [NR_MIS_12] that the earth is flat. {cite:t} It is well-known that the earth is flat [NR_MIS_12]. {cite:p}