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\title{My GEO2010 P2 template}
\author{John Geomatics\\ \url{geomatics@tudelft.nl}}
\date{November 13, 2017}
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\section{Introduction}
An introduction in which the relevance of the project and its place in the context of the end goals of the MSc Geomatics is described, along with a clearly-defined problem statement.
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\section{Related work}
A related work section in which the relevant literature is presented and linked to the project.
\citet{Delaunay34} cites something as a noun, and it's also possible to put the references between parentheses at the end of at sentence~\citep{Voronoi08}.
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\section{Research questions}
The research questions (and sub-questions) are clearly defined, along with the scope (\ie\ what you will not be doing).
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\section{Methodology}
Overview of the methodology to be used.
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\section{Time planning}
Having a Gantt chart is probably a better idea then just a list.
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\section{Tools and datasets used}
Since specific data and tools have to be used, it’s good to present these concretely, so that the mentors know that you have a grasp of all aspects of the project.
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