When writing a paper that uses CRAWDAD tracesets, we would appreciate it if you could cite both the authors of the traceset and CRAWDAD itself, and identify the exact traceset using the appropriate version number. For this traceset, this citation would look like:
Leonardo Solé Rodrigues, Matteo Sammarco, Marcin Detyniecki, Miguel Elias M. Campista, CRAWDAD dataset ufrj/london‑trajectories (v. 2021‑03‑22), traceset: trajectoriesgps, downloaded from https://crawdad.org/ufrj/london‑trajectories/2021‑03‑22/trajectoriesgps, https://doi.org/10.15783/ejej‑de94, Mar 2021.
We also provide bibliographic information in common citation formats below:
@misc{ufrj-london-trajectories-2021-03-22,
author = {Leonardo Solé Rodrigues and Matteo Sammarco and Marcin Detyniecki and Miguel Elias M. Campista},
title = {{CRAWDAD} dataset ufrj/london-trajectories (v. 2021-03-22)},
howpublished = {Downloaded from \url{https://crawdad.org/ufrj/london-trajectories/2021-03-22/trajectoriesgps}},
note = {traceset: trajectoriesgps},
doi = {10.15783/ejej-de94},
month = mar,
year = 2021
}
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TY - DATA
TI - CRAWDAD dataset ufrj/london-trajectories (v. 2021-03-22)
T2 - traceset: trajectoriesgps
UR - https://crawdad.org/ufrj/london-trajectories/2021-03-22/trajectoriesgps
PY - 2021/03/22/
AU - Leonardo Solé Rodrigues
AU - Matteo Sammarco
AU - Marcin Detyniecki
AU - Miguel Elias M. Campista
DO - 10.15783/ejej-de94
ER -
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If you do not use the provided citation formats, please include a reference with the same information, as described in the CRAWDAD FAQ.