How to give credit to your work?

[seawee1]

Kudos for this awesome project. It is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a lot!
I might use junction-art in a software project of mine that I plan to release together with an accompanying scientific paper a few weeks down the line. How should I cite your project in such case?

[adhocmaster]

Hi @seawee1. Glad to hear it. We got a paper accepted on it. I can send you the citation information then. That would be the best way. When are you planning to release the paper?

[seawee1]

Nice, that's exactly what I wanted to hear :) Submission is start of June in approx. 5 weeks.

[adhocmaster]

Sweet. I am curious if any kind of collaboration is possible with your research. I have a tiny team working on JunctionArt and they are committed to building different kinds of networks and roundabouts.

I also saw you are working on driver models. My PhD research is Pedestrian Modeling. For my part, I can clearly see an opportunity of someone who is writing new driver models and we can complement each other's research. I would like to have a zoom meeting with you if you are available. My email address is "muktadir at ucsc dot edu". Shoot me an email if you are interested.

[adhocmaster]

Got the citation information:

@Article{junctionart:2023,
author = {Muktadir, Golam Md and Jawad, Abdul and Paranjape, Ishaan and Whitehead, Jim and Shepelev, Aleksey},
title = {Procedural Generation of High-Definition Road Networks for Autonomous Vehicle Testing and Traffic Simulations},
journal = {SAE International Journal of Connected and Automated Vehicles},
year = {2023},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
issn = {2574-0741},
doi = {10.4271/12-06-01-0007},
}

[seawee1]

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Was very focused on writing the publication.
Even though we gravitated more towards another library (https://github.com/pyoscx/scenariogeneration) we still mentioned you as a citation. It's currently under review.

Thanks a lot! 👍