fs_example.tex

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\subsection{Facilities and Software used in this Thesis}

\begin{enumerate}
\item
  VLA, see also section \ref{random}
  \newline
      {\it example of data you took from an existing facility..., reference optional}
      % for some facilities, it is common to use TELESCOPE/INSTRUMENT notation,
      % e.g. SWIFT/BAT , VLT/KMOS,  MAXI/GSC , HERSHELL/SPIRE
      % if you or your advisor for example took the data, it belongs here,
      % else it probably belongs in the next catagory of archival data
      \vspace{-1ex}

\item
  SDDS DR7
  \newline
      {\it example of archival data. If you didn't take your VLA data, it should belong in this category}
      % VLA data: 19B-131, 
      % ALMA data: 2016.1.00324.
      \vspace{-1ex}

\item
  Deepthought2, the UMD campus compute server
  \newline
      {\it example of a computing facility...}
      %
      \vspace{-1ex}
      
\item
  cloudy (ASCL:9910.001)   -  or use e.g. \verb+\cite{Ferland2017}+
  \newline
      {\it example of an existing open source code you used...}
      % feel free to add a \url{} or \footnote{}
      \vspace{-1ex}      

\item
  mycloudy (\verb+https://github.com/astroumd/mycloudy+ - submitted to ASCL)
  \newline
      {\it example of a code developed for the thesis, published or not.}
      \vspace{-1ex}      

\end{enumerate}