Reference style
The reference style refers to GB／T 7714-2015 Information and documentation- Rules for bibliographic references and citations to information resources.
These may only contain citations and should list only one publication with each number. Include the title of the cited article or dataset.
Text Citations
All references cited in the manuscript must be listed in the References Cited.
Names, spellings, and dates between the text and the References Cited must be consistent.
Unpublished references must be cited as personal communications and should not be listed in the References Cited.
References Cited
All references must be complete and accurate.
Referencing works accepted for publication but not yet published is discouraged. However, when vital to the manuscript, cite as “in press;” with no year given.
Order of Cited Information
Journal Article: author name(s), title of article, name of journal, year of publication, volume number, issue number (optional), page numbers.
Book Article: author name(s), title of article, editor(s) of book, title of book, city of publication, publisher, year of publication, page range.
Book: author or editor name(s), title of book, city of publication, publisher, year of publication, number of pages.
Map: author name(s), title of work, city of publication, publisher, year of publication, number of sheets.
Thesis: author name, title of work, name of the degree, city of location, university, year of publication, number of pages.
Internet: author name(s), year of publication or last revision, title of document, title of complete work (if applicable), date of access, URL.
