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-@CONFERENCE{HEMPELMANN2014,
-  author = {Hempelmann, N. and Ehbrecht, C.},
-  title = {Web Processing Services for Climate Data - with Examples for Impact
-	Modelers},
-  booktitle = {EGI Community Forum 2014},
-  year = {2014},
-  abstract = {Impact modeling forced by climate data is often connected with big
-	data processing. But impact modelers are often not equipped with
-	appropriate hardware (computing and storage facilities) or appropriate
-	programming experience. Web Processing Service (WPS) is an open standard
-	defined by the Open Spatial Consortium (OGC). It is an interface
-	to perform processes over the HTTP network protocol. This tutorial
-	in an introduction to an early stage of the ClimDaPs project. ClimDaPs
-	is using WPS for climate data processing. It is based on the PyWPS
-	implementation of WPS and provides additionally a simple web-based
-	user-interface to access and combine climate data processes. It provides
-	access to the climate data archive of the Earth System Grid Federation
-	(ESGF) for CMIP5 and CORDEX data. Performing simple processes of
-	climate data up to complex impact models are already available within
-	ClimDaPs. One can also visualize climate data and processed results.
-	Besides the introduction of existing processing possibilities, we
-	will show how you can add your own climate data processes to ClimDaPs
-	and other WPS services.},
-  owner = {nils},
-  timestamp = {2016.06.07},
-  url = {https://indico.egi.eu/indico/event/1994/session/47/timetable.pdf}
-}
-
-
 @article{hempelmann2018,
 title = {Web processing service for climate impact and extreme weather event analyses. Flyingpigeon (Version 1.0)},
 journal = {Computers \& Geosciences},

diff --git a/docs/source/references.bib b/docs/source/references.bib
@@ -523,6 +523,36 @@ @article{VandalKGMNG17
 
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+
+@CONFERENCE{HEMPELMANN2014,
+  author = {Hempelmann, N. and Ehbrecht, C.},
+  title = {Web Processing Services for Climate Data - with Examples for Impact
+	Modelers},
+  booktitle = {EGI Community Forum 2014},
+  year = {2014},
+  abstract = {Impact modeling forced by climate data is often connected with big
+	data processing. But impact modelers are often not equipped with
+	appropriate hardware (computing and storage facilities) or appropriate
+	programming experience. Web Processing Service (WPS) is an open standard
+	defined by the Open Spatial Consortium (OGC). It is an interface
+	to perform processes over the HTTP network protocol. This tutorial
+	in an introduction to an early stage of the ClimDaPs project. ClimDaPs
+	is using WPS for climate data processing. It is based on the PyWPS
+	implementation of WPS and provides additionally a simple web-based
+	user-interface to access and combine climate data processes. It provides
+	access to the climate data archive of the Earth System Grid Federation
+	(ESGF) for CMIP5 and CORDEX data. Performing simple processes of
+	climate data up to complex impact models are already available within
+	ClimDaPs. One can also visualize climate data and processed results.
+	Besides the introduction of existing processing possibilities, we
+	will show how you can add your own climate data processes to ClimDaPs
+	and other WPS services.},
+  owner = {nils},
+  timestamp = {2016.06.07},
+  url = {https://indico.egi.eu/indico/event/1994/session/47/timetable.pdf}
+}
+
+
 @ELECTRONIC{GeorgBrandl2016,
   author = {G. Brandl and {Sphinx team}},
   year = {2016},