Citation Metadata

You can provide citation data for Quarto documents in the document front matter. The citation options are based upon the Citation Style Language (CSL) specification for items, but as YAML (rather than XML).

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citation:
  type: article-journal
  container-title: ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems
  volume: 21
  issue: 2
  date: 3/2022
  issn: 1539-9087
  doi: 10.1145/3514174
---

Citation

abstract	Abstract of the item (e.g. the abstract of a journal article)
accessed	Date the item has been accessed.
annote	Short markup, decoration, or annotation to the item (e.g., to indicate items included in a review); For descriptive text (e.g., in an annotated bibliography), use note instead
archive	Archive storing the item
archive-collection	Collection the item is part of within an archive.
archive-location	Storage location within an archive (e.g. a box and folder number).
archive-place	Geographic location of the archive.
author	The author(s) of the item.
authority	Issuing or judicial authority (e.g. “USPTO” for a patent, “Fairfax Circuit Court” for a legal case).
available-date	Date the item was initially available (e.g. the online publication date of a journal article before its formal publication date; the date a treaty was made available for signing).
call-number	Call number (to locate the item in a library).
chair	The person leading the session containing a presentation (e.g. the organizer of the container-title of a speech).
chapter-number	Chapter number (e.g. chapter number in a book; track number on an album).
citation-key	Identifier of the item in the input data file (analogous to BiTeX entrykey); Use this variable to facilitate conversion between word-processor and plain-text writing systems; For an identifer intended as formatted output label for a citation (e.g. “Ferr78”), use citation-label instead
citation-label	Label identifying the item in in-text citations of label styles (e.g. “Ferr78”); May be assigned by the CSL processor based on item metadata; For the identifier of the item in the input data file, use citation-key instead
collection-editor	Editor of the collection holding the item (e.g. the series editor for a book).
collection-number	Number identifying the collection holding the item (e.g. the series number for a book)
collection-title	Title of the collection holding the item (e.g. the series title for a book; the lecture series title for a presentation).
compiler	Person compiling or selecting material for an item from the works of various persons or bodies (e.g. for an anthology).
composer	Composer (e.g. of a musical score).
container-author	Author of the container holding the item (e.g. the book author for a book chapter).
container-title	Title of the container holding the item (e.g. the book title for a book chapter, the journal title for a journal article; the album title for a recording; the session title for multi-part presentation at a conference)
contributor	A minor contributor to the item; typically cited using “with” before the name when listed in a bibliography.
curator	Curator of an exhibit or collection (e.g. in a museum).
dimensions	Physical (e.g. size) or temporal (e.g. running time) dimensions of the item.
director	Director (e.g. of a film).
division	Minor subdivision of a court with a jurisdiction for a legal item
doi	Digital Object Identifier (e.g. “10.1128/AEM.02591-07”)
edition	(Container) edition holding the item (e.g. “3” when citing a chapter in the third edition of a book).
editor	The editor of the item.
editorial-director	Managing editor (“Directeur de la Publication” in French).
editor-translator	Combined editor and translator of a work. The citation processory must be automatically generate if editor and translator variables are identical; May also be provided directly in item data.
event-date	Date the event related to an item took place.
event-title	Name of the event related to the item (e.g. the conference name when citing a conference paper; the meeting where presentation was made).
event-place	Geographic location of the event related to the item (e.g. “Amsterdam, The Netherlands”).
executive-producer	Executive producer of the item (e.g. of a television series).
genre	Type, class, or subtype of the item (e.g. “Doctoral dissertation” for a PhD thesis; “NIH Publication” for an NIH technical report); Do not use for topical descriptions or categories (e.g. “adventure” for an adventure movie)
guest	Guest (e.g. on a TV show or podcast).
host	Host of the item (e.g. of a TV show or podcast).
illustrator	Illustrator (e.g. of a children’s book or graphic novel).
interviewer	Interviewer (e.g. of an interview).
isbn	International Standard Book Number (e.g. “978-3-8474-1017-1”).
issn	International Standard Serial Number.
issue	Issue number of the item or container holding the item (e.g. “5” when citing a journal article from journal volume 2, issue 5); Use volume-title for the title of the issue, if any.
issued	Date the item was issued/published.
jurisdiction	Geographic scope of relevance (e.g. “US” for a US patent; the court hearing a legal case).
keyword	Keyword(s) or tag(s) attached to the item.
language	The language of the item; Should be entered as an ISO 639-1 two-letter language code (e.g. “en”, “zh”), optionally with a two-letter locale code (e.g. “de-DE”, “de-AT”)
license	The license information applicable to an item (e.g. the license an article or software is released under; the copyright information for an item; the classification status of a document)
locator	A cite-specific pinpointer within the item (e.g. a page number within a book, or a volume in a multi-volume work). Must be accompanied in the input data by a label indicating the locator type (see the Locators term list).
medium	Description of the item’s format or medium (e.g. “CD”, “DVD”, “Album”, etc.)
narrator	Narrator (e.g. of an audio book).
note	Descriptive text or notes about an item (e.g. in an annotated bibliography).
number	Number identifying the item (e.g. a report number).
number-of-pages	Total number of pages of the cited item.
number-of-volumes	Total number of volumes, used when citing multi-volume books and such.
organizer	Organizer of an event (e.g. organizer of a workshop or conference).
original-author	The original creator of a work (e.g. the form of the author name listed on the original version of a book; the historical author of a work; the original songwriter or performer for a musical piece; the original developer or programmer for a piece of software; the original author of an adapted work such as a book adapted into a screenplay)
original-date	Issue date of the original version.
original-publisher	Original publisher, for items that have been republished by a different publisher.
original-publisher-place	Geographic location of the original publisher (e.g. “London, UK”).
original-title	Title of the original version (e.g. “Война и мир”, the untranslated Russian title of “War and Peace”).
page	Range of pages the item (e.g. a journal article) covers in a container (e.g. a journal issue).
page-first	First page of the range of pages the item (e.g. a journal article) covers in a container (e.g. a journal issue).
page-last	Last page of the range of pages the item (e.g. a journal article) covers in a container (e.g. a journal issue).
part-number	Number of the specific part of the item being cited (e.g. part 2 of a journal article). Use part-title for the title of the part, if any.
part-title	Title of the specific part of an item being cited.
performer	Performer of an item (e.g. an actor appearing in a film; a muscian performing a piece of music).
pmcid	PubMed Central reference number.
pmid	PubMed reference number.
printing-number	Printing number of the item or container holding the item.
producer	Producer (e.g. of a television or radio broadcast).
publisher	The publisher of the item.
publisher-place	The geographic location of the publisher.
recipient	Recipient (e.g. of a letter).
references	Resources related to the procedural history of a legal case or legislation; Can also be used to refer to the procedural history of other items (e.g.  “Conference canceled” for a presentation accepted as a conference that was subsequently canceled; details of a retraction or correction notice)
reviewed-author	Author of the item reviewed by the current item.
reviewed-genre	Type of the item being reviewed by the current item (e.g. book, film).
reviewed-title	Title of the item reviewed by the current item.
scale	Scale of e.g. a map or model.
script-writer	Writer of a script or screenplay (e.g. of a film).
section	Section of the item or container holding the item (e.g. “§2.0.1” for a law; “politics” for a newspaper article).
series-creator	Creator of a series (e.g. of a television series).
source	Source from whence the item originates (e.g. a library catalog or database).
status	Publication status of the item (e.g. “forthcoming”; “in press”; “advance online publication”; “retracted”)
submitted	Date the item (e.g. a manuscript) was submitted for publication.
supplement-number	Supplement number of the item or container holding the item (e.g. for secondary legal items that are regularly updated between editions).
title	The primary title of the item.
translator	Translator
type	The type of the item.
url	Uniform Resource Locator (e.g. “https://aem.asm.org/cgi/content/full/74/9/2766”)
version	Version of the item (e.g. “2.0.9” for a software program).
volume	Volume number of the item (e.g. “2” when citing volume 2 of a book) or the container holding the item (e.g. “2” when citing a chapter from volume 2 of a book). Use volume-title for the title of the volume, if any.
volume-title	Title of the volume of the item or container holding the item. Also use for titles of periodical special issues, special sections, and the like.
year-suffix	Disambiguating year suffix in author-date styles (e.g. “a” in “Doe, 1999a”).