User: bmundim Date: 2010/11/15 03:03 PM
Added: /info/citing/ index.php
Removed: /info/ citation.php
Modified: /info/ index.php
Log: Create www/info/citing, mv info/citation.php info/citing/index.php and fix linking to the new page location.
File Changes:
Directory: /info/citing/ ========================
File [added]: index.php Delta lines: +50 -0 =================================================================== --- info/citing/index.php (rev 0) +++ info/citing/index.php 2010-11-15 21:03:09 UTC (rev 406) @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +<?php $title='Citation Guidelines'; +include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/global/header.php');?> + +<p>The development of production level scientific software, such +as the components of the Einstein Toolkit, represents the academic +output of researchers who bring together skills in formulations, +algorithms and software engineering as well as substantial domain +knowledge. The scientific contributions of such researchers should be +acknowledged and respected on a par with those whose expertise lie solely in +theory or experiment. Further, most contributions to the Einstein +Toolkit have been provided by early stage researchers --- graduate +students, postdocs and young assistant professors, where proper +and appropriate citation of their contributions is crucial for +furthering academic careers.</p> + +The current guidelines for citation of the Einstein Toolkit are:</p> + +<ol> +<li> Authors are <b>requested</b> to cite the Einstein Toolkit web page (http://www.einsteintoolkit.org) in publications using results or software obtained from the +toolkit. + +<li> Authors are <b>requested</b> to individually cite publications for +identified key software components from the toolkit that are used to +obtain published results. These publications include, for example, details +of the equations, algorithms, and verification of components. +A list of components for which this applies is provided below. + +<li> Authors should consult the full publication page for the + Einstein Toolkit (not yet in place) to determine if in their judgement it would be +appropriate to provide citations for additional components than +described in 1) and 2). + +</ol> + + +<h2>Citations for Key Toolkit Components</h2> + +<p>Authors whose published work is derived from results obtained using the Einstein Toolkit are <b>requested</b> to individually cite publications for +identified key software components used to obtain those results. These publications, that are listed below, include details of e.g. the equations, algorithm, + and verification of components. Obviously, citations should only be given for components that were actually used.</p> + + +<?php +exec('../../bibtex/bib2xhtml -u -s unsortlist ../../manifest/einsteintoolkit.bib | perl -e \'my $a=join("",<stdin>); $a=~s/.*(<!-- BEGIN BIB)/$1/s; $a=~s/(<!-- END BIB.*-->).*/$1/s; print $a;\'', $output); +foreach ($output as $line) { + echo $line."\n"; +} +?> + +<?php include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/global/footer.php');?>
Directory: /info/ =================
File [removed]: citation.php Delta lines: +0 -50 =================================================================== --- info/citation.php 2010-11-15 18:24:45 UTC (rev 405) +++ info/citation.php 2010-11-15 21:03:09 UTC (rev 406) @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -<?php $title='Citation Guidelines'; -include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/global/header.php');?> - -<p>The development of production level scientific software, such -as the components of the Einstein Toolkit, represents the academic -output of researchers who bring together skills in formulations, -algorithms and software engineering as well as substantial domain -knowledge. The scientific contributions of such researchers should be -acknowledged and respected on a par with those whose expertise lie solely in -theory or experiment. Further, most contributions to the Einstein -Toolkit have been provided by early stage researchers --- graduate -students, postdocs and young assistant professors, where proper -and appropriate citation of their contributions is crucial for -furthering academic careers.</p> - -The current guidelines for citation of the Einstein Toolkit are:</p> - -<ol> -<li> Authors are <b>requested</b> to cite the Einstein Toolkit web page (http://www.einsteintoolkit.org) in publications using results or software obtained from the -toolkit. - -<li> Authors are <b>requested</b> to individually cite publications for -identified key software components from the toolkit that are used to -obtain published results. These publications include, for example, details -of the equations, algorithms, and verification of components. -A list of components for which this applies is provided below. - -<li> Authors should consult the full publication page for the - Einstein Toolkit (not yet in place) to determine if in their judgement it would be -appropriate to provide citations for additional components than -described in 1) and 2). - -</ol> - - -<h2>Citations for Key Toolkit Components</h2> - -<p>Authors whose published work is derived from results obtained using the Einstein Toolkit are <b>requested</b> to individually cite publications for -identified key software components used to obtain those results. These publications, that are listed below, include details of e.g. the equations, algorithm, - and verification of components. Obviously, citations should only be given for components that were actually used.</p> - - -<?php -exec('../bibtex/bib2xhtml -u -s unsortlist ../manifest/einsteintoolkit.bib | perl -e \'my $a=join("",<stdin>); $a=~s/.*(<!-- BEGIN BIB)/$1/s; $a=~s/(<!-- END BIB.*-->).*/$1/s; print $a;\'', $output); -foreach ($output as $line) { - echo $line."\n"; -} -?> - -<?php include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/global/footer.php');?>
File [modified]: index.php Delta lines: +1 -1 =================================================================== --- info/index.php 2010-11-15 18:24:45 UTC (rev 405) +++ info/index.php 2010-11-15 21:03:09 UTC (rev 406) @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ -- "documentation" folder; I think it is easier to find there -->
<p><b>Cite the tools you use: </b> the scientific contributions of the work represented in the toolkit - should be cited in a similar way to regular publications, please respect this request and <a href="citation.php">cite + should be cited in a similar way to regular publications, please respect this request and <a href="citing/index.php">cite appropriately following the Consortium's guidelines.</a> </p>
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