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h1. Uploading to the Library
Uploading of reports (or references to reports) can be achieved by selecting an appropriate (sub-) category within the category tree (note that all documents are by default stored primarily in the Flood Risk Uncertainty folder, other folders contain an image of the document) and then choosing:
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The latter two are only possible if an existing item is selected. More detail about how to bring documents into the Zotero library can be found {link-window:http://www.zotero.org/support/getting_stuff_into_your_library}here{link-window}
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The etiquette for adding an item is that at least the following fields are filled in the info sheet:
- Title
- Author
- Date
- Pages
- Language
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In addition to the info sheet, at least one main keyword (or tag) needs to be assigned. General tags are given in CAPITAL LETTERS and are based on the categories described in the library structure (see [UNCTY:About the Library]). The main keywords are as follows:
1. HBC
2. FLOOD DEFENCE
3. INLAND
4. COASTAL
5. LAKES
6. MODEL UNCERTAINTY
7. QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES
8. FUTURE SCENARIOS
Multiple general tags are allowed, and encouraged when relevant. In addition, some user-defined tags can be added, using lower case letters.
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The etiquette for adding an item is that at least the following fields are filled in the info sheet: - Title
- Author
- Date
- Pages
- Language
ImportantIn addition to the info sheet, at least one main keyword (or tag) needs to be assigned. General tags are given in CAPITAL LETTERS and are based on the categories described in the library structure (see About the Library). The main keywords are as follows: 1. HBC
2. FLOOD DEFENCE
3. INLAND
4. COASTAL
5. LAKES
6. MODEL UNCERTAINTY
7. QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES
8. FUTURE SCENARIOS Multiple general tags are allowed, and encouraged when relevant. In addition, some user-defined tags can be added, using lower case letters. |