[Proj] Internet referencing

[Gerald Evenden]

I did not realize that GSL had a hardcopy manual.  Thanks for the info. 
  I'm so used
to digging through info files and html manuals I did not look very 
deeply.  Also, I
tend to supplement my research with Numerical Recipes but only use 
their code
when not otherwise available.

I used GSL as and example but in some of my searches I have only found 
web
sites.  The Krovak projection is a perfect example.  Everything I did 
was based on
the analysis of two or three web sites.

Perhaps is someone had an example of a url reference that was used in
a paper.  Interested in reference structure.

On Feb 13, 2005, at 5:28 PM, Norman Vine wrote:

> Gerald Evenden writes:
>>
>> What is the preferred or common way to reference a web site or  
>> information
>> that is basically only available from a web site?  For example, I 
>> would  like to
>> refer to the Gnu Scientific Library for a couple of processes that I  
>> use in
>> the preparation of libproj4 procedures.  I do not know of any paper  
>> published
>> meterial for the library.
>
> Following snipped from link below
>
> If you would like to refer to the GNU Scientific Library in a journal 
> article,
> the recommended way is to cite the reference manual, e.g.
>
> M. Galassi et al, GNU Scientific Library Reference Manual (2nd Ed.), 
> ISBN 0954161734.
>
> If you want to give a url, use "http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/".
>
> HTH
>
> Norman

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