Cite as?

[frankensteinchen2023]

Hello,
do you have a preferred way to cite the use of PyAnalySeries?
So far I cite the original AnalySeries paper (Paillard 1996) and link to this github repo in my draft, but that is probably not the best way.

[fheviac]

Hello @frankensteinchen2023 ,

Sorry for the late answer.

We should have a short article published in the PAGES Magazine (https://pastglobalchanges.org/publications/pages-magazines/pages-magazine) soon (end of October), with its own doi. Keep an eye on their website to have the reference ;) Our idea is to prepare an article with a real case study, but that will take longer.

All the best.

[PBrockmann]

The article has just been published in PAGES (Past Global Changes) Magazine.
Here is the reference.

Hevia-Cruz, F., Brockmann, P., Govin, A., Michel, E., and Paillard, D. (2025). Reviving AnalySeries: PyAnalySeries, a modern and collaborative open-source tool for time-series analysis. Past Global Changes Magazine, 33(2), 74–75. https://doi.org/10.22498/pages.33.2.74

[frankensteinchen2023]

Perfect, thank you! Just in time to add it to my poster, which gets printed tomorrow :-)

[PBrockmann]

It would be great to include it here, if you agree.

[frankensteinchen2023]

This one, I would prefer not to. It's for my doctoral network meeting, so the poster is one half scientific, one half about myself (academic background, career plans, etc.) and it also includes pictures with people in it.
When I make a purely scientific poster in the future, I will be happy to share it here.