% Template OSGeo Journal - Article
% Language: Latex
% Template OSGeo Journal Dec. 2007
% Head

\title{your title goes here}
\subtitle{in case of subtitle - enter it here}
\author{authors name}

\maketitle



% your article starts here
% for Latex editing editors like Kile, Texmaker, LED etc. are helpful

\section{Abstract}
\label{sec:abstract}

Brief introductory text, one or two paragraphs long.  Used as an abstract.





\section{Introduction or name of section}
\label{subsec:dynamic}

Main text paragraphs, separated by new section markers.



% ### examples to add images, code etc.  ###



%% ---- Images  -----
% The following is used for inserting an image
\begin{figure}[t]
   \centering
   \includegraphics[width=0.95\textwidth]{path/to/image/file.png}
   \caption{The image caption goes here}
   \label{fig:figure_label}
\end{figure}

To add a reference to your image:

In figure \ref{fig:figure_label} XY is depicted .... and the location XX (see fig. \ref{fig:figure_label}) ...



%% ---- code  -----
% The following is used for inserting code sniplets

\begin{footnotesize}
\begin{verbatim}
$region = array(
   "gid" => 1,
   "name" => "world",
   "display_name => "World",
   "srid" => 4326,
   "rank" => 1,
   "units" => "MS_DD",
   "mapfile" => "gmap75_world.map",
   "quickview" => "world_gview.php",
   "legend" => "world_maplayers.php",
   "proj4text" => "+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 
         +datum=WGS84"
);
\end{verbatim}
\end{footnotesize}





% ------ URLs ------
% Reference long URLs using the \url notation like:
For more information on XY, visit \url{http://www.urbanforestmap.org}.

For long URLs, please include them as footnotes instead of \url{} in the main text:  
The Urbanforest site \footnote{Urbanforest site: \url{http://www.urbanforestmap.org}}





% ------bibliography ---------

You need to setup a bibtex file (see bibtex.bib) and add in this file these lines:

\begin{bibliographie}
\bibliography{bibtex.bib}
\end{bibliographie}

to cite a reference in the text do:

The pattern XY proved to be related to XX \citep{key:year}. % results in ``..... related to XX (Author et al. (1990))

The pattern XY proved to be related to XX which is shown by \cite{key:year}. % results in ``..... which is shown by Author et al. (1990)

The key:year links to an article in the file bibtex.bib: e.g.

@article{Gettys:1990,
   author = {J. Gettys and P. Karlton and S. McGregor},
   title = {The {X} Window System, Version 11},
   journal = {Software Practice and Experience},
   volume = {20},
   number = {S2},
   year = {1990},
}





% ------ your information --------

% Close the article with your biographical information
\address{Firstname Lastname\\
  Your position, Your organisation\\
  \email{youremail AT yourdomain.com}\\
  \url{your organisation}}

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