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biblatex citation includes given name, how can I get rid of it?
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
edited 2 mins ago
moewe
95.8k10116359
asked 18 mins ago
StefanieStefanie
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
12 mins ago
add a comment |
I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
edited 2 mins ago
moewe
95.8k10116359
asked 18 mins ago
StefanieStefanie
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
biblatex
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
12 mins ago
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatex has a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
12 mins ago
Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatex has a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
12 mins ago
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
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