# Introduction 

*Introduce the code, methods, and uses.*


## Referencing *My Project* 

*Include instructions on how to cite your code. Include*
* *Citation to software*
* *Citation to science and method publications*

## Data Availability 

*Explain what data should be made available when publishing. Mention preferred formats and repositories.*

CIG maintains a Community on Zenodo. Search for the Computational Infrastructure for Geodynamics to associate you project with the geodynamics community.

## Acknowledgments

*Acknowledge the funders of your project.*

Thanks to the ASPECT, Rayleigh, and GDMATE projects for providing example documentation to draw from.

Computational Infrastructure for Geodynamics (CIG) is supported by the National Science Foundation awards NSF-0949446, NSF-1550901, and NSF-2149126.

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### Figures

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CIG is community-driven organization advancing Earth science by providing the infrastructure for the development and dissemination of software for geophysics and related fields.
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### References
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