25 August 2014, Version 4.3.2 ================================== Files in the American Meteorological Society LaTeX Package ================================== You will be provided with a tarred, zipped LaTeX package containing 17 files. ================================== Basic Style File: ametsoc.cls. The file ametsoc.cls is the manuscript style file. Use \documentclass{ametsoc} for your .tex document to generate a PDF that follows all AMS guidelines for submission and peer review. Use \documentclass[twocol]{ametsoc} for your .tex document to generate a PDF that closely follows the layout of an AMS journal page, including single spacing and two columns. This journal style PDF is only for the author's personal use, and any papers submitted in this style will not be accepted. Always use \documentclass{ametsoc} when generating a PDF for submission to the AMS. ================================== Template: template.tex is a file for the author to use when making his/her paper. The file provides a basic blank template with some section headings for authors to more easily enter their manuscript. ================================== Sample .tex and .pdf files: amspaper.tex, amspaper.pdf, figure01.pdf The file amspaper.tex contains the LaTeX code for the sample file. The resulting PDF can be seen in amspaper.pdf. figure01.pdf is used for a sample illustration. ================================== Sample Article: Formal paper done in draft mode, in .tex, and then the resulting .pdf. amssamp1.tex, amssamp1.pdf Same paper using the [twocol] option, in .tex, and then the resulting .pdf. amssamp2tex, amssamp2.pdf Sample figures FigOne.pdf, FigTwo.pdf ================================== Bibliography Files: ametsoc2014.bst, database2014.bib, references.bib, and AMS_Refs.pdf ametsoc2014.bst is the bibliography style file. references.bib should be altered with your own bibliography information. database2014.bib is a second sample bibliographic database file, which includes examples of many different references formatted in AMS style. AMS_Refs.pdf explains AMS reference style and contains detailed examples. Reference list included within is obtained from database2014.bib. ================================== Documention: Found in AMSDocs.pdf and in this file, readme.txt. ================================== Help for Authors ================================== For questions or problems related to submitting your LaTeX manuscript to the AMS, see the AMS LaTeX Submission Info web page: http://www2.ametsoc.org/ams/index.cfm/publications/authors/journal-and-bams-authors/author-resources/latex-author-info/ or contact: latex@ametsoc.org
mattirish/freezing_rain_trends_paper
This is the repo for an Overleaf document I'm working on—a climatology of recent freezing rain activity (1976-2014) in the Great Lakes Region.
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