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MultiMiner, Austria — Geological Mapping Overview

This is the git repository for the MultiMiner field guide for the geological mapping in Hochfilzen, Austria.
The guide is available in English and German.

Getting the source

You can clone this repository using:

git clone https://gitea.geologie.ac.at/schger/MultiMiner-Austria__Geological_Mapping_Overview.git

Alternatively you can download it if you don't use git.

Building the documents

The two versions of this field guide are stored in two files:

  1. English: MuMi_AT__MappingGuide__EN.qmd
  2. German: MuMi_AT__MappingGuide__DE.qmd

The documents are rendered using quarto:

quarto render MuMi_AT__MappingGuide__EN.qmd

or

quarto preview MuMi_AT__MappingGuide__EN.qmd

The first command just renders the document to a PDF file. The latter command renders the document and opens up a browser window showing the built PDF.

Alternatively — and more comfortably — quarto can be used with diverses editors resp. IDEs like VS Code, RStudio, Jupyter Lab, ...

Prerequisites

You need to have the following things installed before you can build the documents:

  • A LaTeX distribution

    This depends on the system you are using:

    • Linux and similar systems: Check your distribution's repository, usually a TeX Live distribution can be installed directly.
    • Windows: MiKTeX can be recommended or use TeX Live.
    • Mac OS: MacTeX will meet all your needs.
  • quarto -- see the Get Started guide there

The documents are created using the quarto_titlepages extension, which is included in this repository.