Citing and ACKing GENI

[Adrian Lara]

Dear all,

Is this still up to date?

Hello all, 
We are now pleased to announce the publication of a paper about GENI which should be used as a standard GENI citation. 
If you use GENI in your research or classroom, you must say so in your published papers or other documents. You may make this acknowledgement by citing the following paper: 
  GENI: A federated testbed for innovative network experiments [1] 
This BibTeX entry [2] may be used to cite GENI. 
If you send us a citation for your paper, we'll include it in the GENI Bibliography [3]. 
Thank you so much for supporting GENI! 
GENI Project Office 

If so, I will add the reference. Is there an NSF grant that should be mentioned in the Acknowledgements section?

Thanks!

Adrian

[Sarah Edwards]

Hi Adrian,

This is still up to date.  The wiki page with this information is here:

http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GENIBibliography

You should mention any grants that funded your own research in the acknowledgements section.  (You don't need to cite the grant(s) that fund GENI itself.)

Thanks for checking,

Sarah

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