link to thesis and munin

README.md

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 *Screenshot of geoOJS: geospatial properties in the OJS article view*
 </div>
 
+The plugin was developed as part of a bachelor thesis. This thesis can be found here: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:hbz:6-69029469735. In addition, the plugin was presented at The Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing 2020. Abstract, recording and slides can be found here: https://t.co/pSxKfqw1Ru?amp=1 or on youtube: youtu.be/-Lc9AjHq_AY.
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 # Download & Installation 
 - download the plug-in here as ```geoOJS.zip```
 - rename the unzipped folder ```geoOJS-master``` to ```geoOJS```
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 # Wiki 
-Further information you find in the [Wiki](https://github.com/tnier01/geoOJS/wiki).
+Further information you find in the [Wiki](https://github.com/tnier01/geoOJS/wiki). 
 
 **Wiki Content**
 * [geoJSON-Specification](https://github.com/tnier01/geoOJS/wiki/geoJSON-Specification)

locale/en_US/locale.po

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ msgid "plugins.generic.geoOJS.geospatialmetadata.properties.spatial"
 msgstr "Spatial Properties"
 
 msgid "plugins.generic.geoOJS.geospatialmetadata.properties.spatial.description.submission"
-msgstr "Define the location of the articles content by one or more geometric shape(s). You can choose in the control on the left side between polyline, polygon, rectangle and point. By the icons below you can edit or delete the created geometric shape(s). With the \"–\" and \"+\" in the upper left corner it is possible to zoom in and out. In the upper right corner you can change the layers. You can choose between an \"OpenStreetMap\" layer and an \"Esri World Imagery\" layer. You can also set whether the geometric shape(s) and the administrative unit should be displayed or not. For the administrative unit you will find a more detailed description in the next paragraph (Coverage Information). Below the layer control you will find a search for the map. You can search for locations and by hitting \"Enter\" you will be offered different locations that match your input. By clicking on a suggestion it will be accepted and a matching rectangle, describing the boundaries of the location, will be displayed on the map. This rectangle can also be deleted/ edited by clicking on the trash-/ edit icon on the left side. In the lower right corner there is a scale (upper specification in kilometers, lower specification in miles)."
+msgstr "Define the location of the articles content by one or more geometric shape(s). You can choose in the control on the left side between polyline, polygon, rectangle and point. By the icons below you can edit or delete the created geometric shape(s). With the \"–\" and \"+\" in the upper left corner it is possible to zoom in and out. In the upper right corner you can change the layers. You can choose between an \"OpenStreetMap\" layer and an \"Esri World Imagery\" layer. You can also set whether the geometric shape(s) and the administrative unit should be displayed or not. For the administrative unit you will find a more detailed description in the next paragraph (Coverage Information). Below the layer control you will find a search for the map. You can search for locations and by hitting \"Enter\" you will be offered different locations that match your input. By clicking on a suggestion it will be accepted and a matching rectangle, describing the boundaries of the location, will be displayed on the map. This rectangle can also be deleted/ edited by clicking on the trash-/ edit icon on the left side. In the lower right corner there is a scale (upper specification in kilometers/ meters, lower specification in miles/ foot)."
 
 msgid "plugins.generic.geoOJS.geospatialmetadata.properties.spatial.description.article"
 msgstr "Properties of the articles content in terms of the location. The geometric shape(s) (blue) represent the location of the articles content as accurately as possible. The administrative unit (black) represents, in the form of a rectangle, the next superior administrative unit for the location the article is dealing with."