Include citations from the Bridging Analysis in all.bib about csas-latex HOT 3 CLOSED

Done. Now I'll work at putting them into our document.
For @jaclyncleary and @Shawkshaw: if you want another citation

• open the file "all.bib" with your favorite text editor:)
• search to make sure the citation you want isn't already there..
• go to the end of the file and copy/paste an existing citation
• update the contents, and make sure the first line @article{xyz, has a unique identifier (i.e., do a search for the xyz part)
• note that authors are separated by and, no commas

You can now cite the paper by using e.g., \citet{xyz}. For example:

• There are many herring in BC \citep{fu2004}, which has also been noticed by \citet{forrest2015}.

produces:

• There are many herring in BC (Fu et al., 2004), which has also been noticed by Forrest et al. (2015).

http://merkel.texture.rocks/Latex/natbib.php

And for cross-referencing, look here:
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Labels_and_Cross-referencing

from csas-latex.

Go the the subsubsection that you want to reference, and make a new label that makes sense, say \label{secMatAge}. Put it on the same line as the subsubsection, at the end of the line. Then you can refer to it elsewhere by, say "as described in \ref{secMatAge}."

from csas-latex.

@grinnellm

How do I type the subsubsection reference:

"... are presented in Section 2.4.4 Maturity at age of the Sensitivity Analyses."

from csas-latex.