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BibLaTeX citation with name surname year, how can I get rid off the name?



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I have following literature in my .bib file:



@inproceedingslang2017earth,
title=Earth observation for humanitarian assistance,
author=Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara,
booktitle=GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci,
volume=1,
pages=157--165,
year=2017



When I try to cite it with parencite or with citet it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:




(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)




I want to get rid off the "Stefan"



same here



@articlelang2015earth,
title=Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations,
author=Lang, Stefan and F"ureder, Petra,
journal=GI_Forum,
volume=2015,
pages=384--390,
year=2015,
publisher=Verlag der "Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften



I cite it with citet... and it appears like this in the .pdf:




Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)




and again "Stefan" appears!



What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.









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    I have following literature in my .bib file:



    @inproceedingslang2017earth,
    title=Earth observation for humanitarian assistance,
    author=Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara,
    booktitle=GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci,
    volume=1,
    pages=157--165,
    year=2017



    When I try to cite it with parencite or with citet it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:




    (Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)




    I want to get rid off the "Stefan"



    same here



    @articlelang2015earth,
    title=Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations,
    author=Lang, Stefan and F"ureder, Petra,
    journal=GI_Forum,
    volume=2015,
    pages=384--390,
    year=2015,
    publisher=Verlag der "Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften



    I cite it with citet... and it appears like this in the .pdf:




    Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)




    and again "Stefan" appears!



    What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.









    share









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      I have following literature in my .bib file:



      @inproceedingslang2017earth,
      title=Earth observation for humanitarian assistance,
      author=Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara,
      booktitle=GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci,
      volume=1,
      pages=157--165,
      year=2017



      When I try to cite it with parencite or with citet it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:




      (Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)




      I want to get rid off the "Stefan"



      same here



      @articlelang2015earth,
      title=Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations,
      author=Lang, Stefan and F"ureder, Petra,
      journal=GI_Forum,
      volume=2015,
      pages=384--390,
      year=2015,
      publisher=Verlag der "Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften



      I cite it with citet... and it appears like this in the .pdf:




      Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)




      and again "Stefan" appears!



      What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.









      share









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      Stefanie is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I have following literature in my .bib file:



      @inproceedingslang2017earth,
      title=Earth observation for humanitarian assistance,
      author=Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara,
      booktitle=GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci,
      volume=1,
      pages=157--165,
      year=2017



      When I try to cite it with parencite or with citet it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:




      (Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)




      I want to get rid off the "Stefan"



      same here



      @articlelang2015earth,
      title=Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations,
      author=Lang, Stefan and F"ureder, Petra,
      journal=GI_Forum,
      volume=2015,
      pages=384--390,
      year=2015,
      publisher=Verlag der "Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften



      I cite it with citet... and it appears like this in the .pdf:




      Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)




      and again "Stefan" appears!



      What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.







      biblatex





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