Dirk Reiners wrote:
Hi Allan,
On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 12:50 +0200, Allan Rasmusson wrote:
Hello again.
Regarding my previous post about the printing of volume renderings
(Sub: Changing blendfunc in VolRen) the produced images are to be
printed in a scientific journal. What is the proper way of crediting
OpenSG and all the OpenSG people?
Do you want a credit for the image (not sure why you would, it's your
work after all), or for the acknowledgments?
For the latter something like this might work:
The described work is based on the OpenSG Open Source scenegraph system
(www.opensg.org), parts of which were developed in the OpenSG Plus
project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research
(BMBF).
As a citation I usually either use my PhD thesis:
@phdthesis{Rei02,
author = "Dirk Reiners",
title = "OpenSG",
school = "TU Darmstadt, Fachbereich Informatik",
year = "2002"}
or the general introductory talk given at OpenSG 2002:
@Inproceedings{RVB02,
author = "D. Reiners and G. Voss and J. Behr",
title = "OpenSG: Basic Concepts",
booktitle = "OpenSG Forum",
year = "2002" }
as we don't really have a nice overview paper (it's hard to publish this
stuff ;).
If it gets accepted, I would like to get a copy. ;)
Thanks
Dirk
Since the paper is not graphics related at all, I had a vague idea about
something like:
[in the article]
.. a custom piece of software for visualizing the datasets have been
developed\cite{AmazingSoftware}.
..
\bibitem{AmazingSoftware}
Software implemented by Allan Rasmusson .. blah blah.. using the volume
rendering part, by Thomas Klein, of the open source graphics library
OpenSG by Dirk Reiners, funded by the German Ministry for Research and
Education (www.bmbf.de). For more info see
http://www.opensg.org
http://www.opensg.org/OpenSGPLUS/
http://www.opensg.org/publications.html
However, this would require you to have a list of publications on your
web page. Such a page is in general not a bad idea though. If you
already have one, it's very well hidden :-)
Would this be acceptable?
/Allan
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