This Quarto format will help you create articles for the Journal of Open Aviation Science (JOAS).
You can use this as a template to create an article. To do this, use the following command:
# eventually to be moved to quarto-journals
quarto use template espinielli/quarto-joasThis will install the extension and create an example qmd file that you can use as a starting place for your article.
NOTE: please soon after the creation of your article remember to render the qmd twice for the first time. This will copy the needed files.
You may also use this format with an existing Quarto project or document. From the quarto project or document directory, run the following command to install this format:
# eventually to be moved to quarto-journals
quarto install extension espinielli/quarto-joasmanuscript=manuscript=article(default)manuscript=resciencemanuscript=datamanuscript=softwaremanuscript=proceedingsmanuscript=poster
layout=preprintfor submissionpublishfor publisher only. This prepared the paper for publication with all the blees & whistles required. See also Section 2.2 and Figure 1 (a).
volume=used by publisher, see Figure 1 (a).year=used by publisher, see Figure 1 (a).
For example the following YML snippet (and the ones in Section 2.2)
format:
joas-pdf:
classoption:
- "manuscript=proceedings"
- "layout=publish"
- "volume=x"
- "year=20xx"will render metadata as per Figure 1 (a). The published paper will as well mention the open license JOAS promotes, see Figure 1 (b).
(a) publishing touches
(b) License at the bottom of the title page.
Figure 1: Final touches for publication.
layout=publish, see Section 2.1joas-doi: the DOI of the paperjoas-editor: the name of the editorjoas-reviewer: the list of reviewersjoas-dates: the review dates
The following settings will render as per Figure 1.
joas-doi: "xx.xxxxx/joas.x.xxxx"
joas-editor: Editor Name
joas-reviewer:
- First Reviewer
- Second Reviewer
- Third Reviewer
joas-dates:
received: "1 April 2024"
revised: "1 May 2024"
accepted: "10 May 2024"
published: "20 May 2024"joas-abbreviations:
- "JOAS: Journal of Open Aviation Science"
- "ATM: Air Traffic Managment"- On macOS I do not get the same font as per orignal JOAS. I think it is due to some other packages or options selected there.
- The plain
joas.clsneeds to be edited: the line > does not work,eulergreekneeds to be removed.
Other than what mentioned above about eulergreek, I changed the
original class to read
\ProvidesClass{joas}instead of
\ProvidesClass{extra/joas}