I'm writing a section of my thesis in LaTeX that belongs to a state of the art chapter. This section contains the summary of a scientific article (many sentences are copied literally while others are summarised) and also some figures coming from the same article.
I need to cite scientific articles and space missions about trajectories to near-Earth objects, hence everything I write comes from documents where I selected some paragraphs/sections and I want to report these in my thesis. From here, the need to put a single quotation at the beginning of my sections.
I would like to insert the citation once at the beginning so as not to repeat it in every paragraph as follows:
\subsection{title}
The article [1] reviews the methodology used by...
By clicking on "[1]" the reader can immediately read all information about the source, so this is an hyperlink to the bibliography of my thesis.
Is this correct? Should the figures be cited individually or is the citation as indicated above sufficient?