Conference paper

Conference paper references must have class='conference'.

The following words may be used to identify this type of reference:

Always present:

"conference", "symposium", or "meeting"

Sometimes present:

annual
proceedings

In OBO titles conferences are referenced in the manuscript with either:

[class:conference-paper]
[class:conference-proceeding]

A conference paper reference usually contains components corresponding to the attributes of bibItem listed in the table below:

Attribute	Description
author	The author of the paper.
class	`conference`
date	The date of the conference.
dateEnd	End date of a range starting in the date field.
eventName	Name of event being referenced. Typically used for conferences.
idnumber	Any additional identifying number of work.
isbn	ISBN of work
page	Page the work starts on.
pageLast	Page the work ends on.
partAuthor	Author of a part or section of a larger work.
place	Location a work was published or where it is housed
publisher	Entity responsible for publishing the work
subClass	If a subClass is referenced in the manuscript: Conference papers are shown by: [class:conference-paper], use subClass = 'paper' Conference proceedings are shown by [class:conference-proceeding], use subClass = 'proceeding'
title	The title of the paper.
url	URL of an online resource

Nass, Clifford. "Why Researchers Treat On-Line Journals Like Real People." Keynote address, annual meeting of the Council of Science Editors, San Antonio, TX, May 6-9, 2000. [class:conference-paper]


      <bibItem id="actrade-9780199345786-chapter-28-bibItem-8" class="conference" subClass="paper" author="Nass, Clifford" title="Why Researchers Treat On-Line Journals Like Real People" eventName="annual meeting of the Council of Science Editors" place="San Antonio, TX" date="2000-05-06" dateEnd="2000-05-09">
             <nameGrp role="author" foreNames="Clifford" mainName="Nass">Nass, Clifford</nameGrp>. "Why Researchers Treat On-Line Journals Like
        Real People." Keynote address, annual meeting of the Council of Science Editors, San
        Antonio, TX, May 6-9, 2000 </bibItem>

Battison, R. and Padden, C. (1974). Sign language aphasia: a case study. Paper presented to the 49th meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York, December


      <bibItem id="med-9780199345786-chapter-2-bibItem-1000" class="conference" date="1974" author="Battison, R.|Padden, C." title="Sign language aphasia: a case study" eventName="49th meeting of the Linguistic Society of America">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Battison" foreNames="R.">Battison, R.</nameGrp> and <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Padden" foreNames="C.">Padden, C.</nameGrp> (1974). Sign language aphasia: a
        case study. Paper presented to the 49th meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New
        York, December</bibItem>

Jurgens, U. (1989). Cerebral analogues of speech mechanisms in non-human primates. Presented in session Motor Control of Speech, International Neuropsychological Symposium, Dubrovnik


      <bibItem id="acref-9780199345786-e-2-bibItem-70" class="conference" author="Jurgens, U." date="1989" title="Cerebral analogues of speech mechanisms in non-human primates" eventName="International Neuropsychological Symposium">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Jurgens" foreNames="U.">Jurgens, U.</nameGrp> (1989). Cerebral analogues of
        speech mechanisms in non-human primates. Presented in session Motor Control of Speech,
        International Neuropsychological Symposium, Dubrovnik</bibItem>

Kertesz, A. E. (1980). Human fusional vergence. Proceedings of the Eye Movement Conference, (OMS 80), California Institute of Technology, Pasadena.


      <bibItem id="acref-9780199345786-e-9-bibItem-200" class="conference" author="Kertesz, A. E." title="Human fusional vergence" eventName="Proceedings of the Eye Movement Conference" idnumber="OMS 80" date="1980">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Kertesz" foreNames="A.E.">Kertesz, A. E.</nameGrp> (1980). Human fusional vergence. Proceedings of the Eye Movement
        Conference, (OMS 80), California Institute of Technology, Pasadena.</bibItem>