Collaboration Spaces
All the references/cited works are kept in a dedicated Zotero account, hmets. To add citations to the text, you have a few options:
- Log in to the Zotero account directly and add the records you need to the user library "My Library" (not the group library). After doing that, you'll have to update the
references.bibfile in Overleaf for your references to appear in the\cite{}drop-down menu. - If you prefer, you can leave a placeholder in the text where the citation should go, highlight it and add a note with the reference. Someone else (most likely Alicia) will add the reference and format the citation as soon as they see it.
- Otherwise, you can just email your text (in any format) to Alicia at ito-ra1@oceannetworks.com and she'll format and add it to the section where it belongs, including references/citations.
If you do create any new records in Zotero, please try to add as much information as possible to each record you create. For best results, you can import records using the “Add By Identifier” function. Zotero can use various identifiers to harvest the metadata from library databases (see Screenshot 1). At a minimum, please enter a year, author and title so that Alicia can look up the reference and complete the record.
Screenshot 1: Browser view of the “Add By Identifier” function in Zotero (browser view) pops up an input field for any of the following identifiers: URL, DOI, PMID, arXiv ID or ISBN.
Overleaf is synced with the Harvestable Metadata Services Development repository on GitHub. Every commit from Overleaf is saved here (view history to find older versions).
Room: HMetS Writing Group Meeting ID: 833 6965 6006 Password: 588758
Sharepoint Folder containing:
- Task Tracking & Author Roles (spreadsheet)
- Paper proposal. Draft proposal of the paper for discussion and agreement in group. An outline with (proposed) sections and bulletpoint-like description of their contents.|
- Summary of group outputs. PDF slides with an overview of group's outputs.