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-# DasyPop
+# DasyPop: A Dasymetric Population Map Based on US Census Data and 30-m Gridded Estimates of Impervious Surface
 
-This code repository will accompany a publication in *Scientific Data*.
+This code repository accompanies a dataset and article published in *Scientific Data*.
 
-**Insert citation and DOI here when available**
+Authors:
+
+- Rachel Swanwick (SESYNC; University of Vermont)
+- Quentin D. Read (SESYNC; USDA Agricultural Research Service)
+- Steven Guinn (UMCES IAN)
+- Matt Williamson (Boise State University)
+- Kelly L. Hondula (SESYNC; Battelle, National Ecological Observatory Network)
+- Andrew Elmore (UMCES; SESYNC)
 
 ## Contents
 
-The code is in three Markdown notebooks:
+The code is in three Markdown notebooks containing a combination of R code and Bash commands:
 
 - `dasypop_methods.md`: the code to generate dasymetric population estimates by county
-- `validation_figure.md`: uses the estimates generated in the previous notebook and compares their performancem against other existing estimates using flood and wildfire risk data
+- `validation_figure.md`: uses the estimates generated in the previous notebook and compares their performance against other existing estimates using flood and wildfire risk data
 - `methods_figure.md`: generates a figure illustrating the estimation process
 
 ## How to run
 
 See the individual notebooks for instructions on how to run the code and download the necessary external data. The code in the `dasypop_methods.md` notebook should be run first.
 
-*Last updated by QDR, 25 October 2021*
+## Recommended citation
+
+### Code
+
+Swanwick, R. H., Q. D. Read, S. Guinn, M. Williamson, K. L. Hondula, and A. Elmore. 2021. Code accompanying "DasyPop: A Dasymetric Population Map Based on US Census Data and 30-m Gridded Estimates of Impervious Surface."
+
+### Dataset and article
+
+Citation will be included here when the dataset and article are accepted for publication.
+
+*Last updated by QDR, 02 December 2021*