Adding Components

Adding Publications

1. Open _bibliography/publications.bib in JabRef.
2. Add the new publication using the correct classification
   1. Books should use @Book
   2. PhD theses should @PhdThesis with type set to PhD Thesis
   3. MS theses should use @MastersThesis with type set to MS Thesis
   4. Patents should use @Patent with number set to the full US Patent number (e.g. US0123456789)
   5. Book chapters should use @InBook
   6. Conference papers should use @InProceedings
   7. Journal articles should use @Article
   8. All papers should include their abstract and keywords.
   9. All papers should include their DOI reference (if available).
   10. Where possible, include the non-DOI permalink to the article in the url field.
   11. If a copy is available on arXiV, please include the arXiV identifier in the preprint field.
3. Commit the updated .bib file and push to main

Adding Expeditions

1. Open _data/expeditions.yml in VS Code.
2. At the end of the file, add the following:

- project: {project_name}
  location: {expedition_location}
  date: {YYYY-MM}
  year: {YYYY}
  month: {MMMM}
  lead:
    - {lead1}
    - {lead2}
  people:
    - {member1}
    - {member2}
    - {member3}
# below fields are optional
  link: {URL to blog post/news about expedition}
  media:
    - {public links to published image/video galleries}
  data:
    - {links to dataset, can be private}
  properties:
  # for internal use only, see developers for more information

3. Commit the updated .yml file and push.

Project Pages

To make a section for a project, one must do the following:

• In projects/projects.md add a new json object to the blurbs array. This looks like:

 - photo: "assets/projects-new_project-photo.png"
   text: "Description of project"
   project_name: "Name of Project"
   link: "/insert-project-link"

Where photo is the filepath to the project's blurb photo, text is a short description of the project, the project_name is the name of the project, and link is the path in the url the project will live

• Create a new markdown file called insert_name_of_project.md. At the top add the following head:

---
layout: project
permalink: /insert-project-link
title: Name of Project
category: project-categories
enable_nav: false
---

Where permalink is the same value as link in projects.md, title is whatever you want to call the project, category is the tag representing your project (note: this should be the category used in future news posts associated with the project)

Set enable_nav to false for now and you have the minimum needed to start creating your project