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\documentclass[twocolumn,twoside]{svmultivs_gm} %please do not change this line
\usepackage{graphicx}
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\title*{Your Title}
%\subtitle{Optional Sub-title on first page}
\titlerunning{Short Version of Your Title}
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% The contents of \title* are printed on the first page.
% The contents of \subtitle are printed below the title on the
% first page.  This keyword is optional.
% The contents of \titlerunning are printed on the other pages.
% This should be a short version of the title.
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% Example:
% \title*{Investigation into Radio Frequency Interfence at VLBI Stations}
% \subtitle{A Study of Five Cases}
% \titlerunning{RFI Investigation}
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\author{Name of First Author$^1$, Name of Second Author$^{1,2}$}
\authorrunning{Last Name(s) of Author(s)} %see comments below
\authoremails{e-mail address of first author, e-mail address of second author}
\institute{1. Institution Name 1 \\ 2. Institution Name 2}
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% \author and \institute keywords:
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% Each number in \author refers to an institution with which the author is associated.
% The numbers should correspond to numbered institutions in the \institute keyword.
% If all authors are associated with only one institution (the same institution), 
% then the numbers should be omitted from \author and \institute.
% If an author is associated with two or more institutions, multiple numbers may be
% used.
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% The \institute key word must be a single line.
% Please separate institutions using \\ between each institution.
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% \authorrunning keyword:
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% For one author, please use \authorrunning{last_name_of_author}, 
% e.g., \authorrunning{Gordon}
% For two authors, please use \authorrunning{last_name_of_first_author and last_name_of_second_author}
% e.g., \authorrunning{Gordon and MacMillan}
% For three or more authors, please use \authorrunning{last_name_of_first_author et al.}
% e.g., \authorrunning{Gordon et al.}
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% Examples:
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% \author{Dirk Behrend}
% \authorrunning{Behrend}
% \author_emails{dirk.behrend-1@nasa.gov}
% \institute{NVI, Inc.}
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% \author{Karen Baver, Dirk Behrend}
% \authorrunning{Baver and Behrend}
% \author_emails{karen.d.baver@nasa.gov,dirk.behrend-1@nasa.gov}
% \institute{NVI, Inc.}
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% \author{John Gipson~$^1$, David Eriksson~$^{1,2}$, Dan MacMillan~$^1$}
% \authorrunning{Gipson et al.|
% \institute{1. NVI, Inc.\\ 2. Chalmers University of Technology}
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\ContactAuthorName{Name of Contact Author}
\ContactAuthorTelephone{Phone Number}
\ContactAuthorEmail{E-mail Address}
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% \ContactAuthorName, \ContactAuthorTelephone, and \ContactAuthorEmail 
% should be used to identify the preferred contact author.
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\NumberofInstitutions{2}
\InstitutionPostAddress{1}{N.A}
\InstitutionCountry{1}{N.A}
\InstitutionWebPage{1}{N.A}
\InstitutionPostAddress{2}{N.A}
\InstitutionCountry{2}{N.A}
\InstitutionWebPage{2}{N.A}
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% Please change \NumberofInstitutions as needed.
% Please add or delete \InstitutionPostAddress, \InstitutionCountry, and
% \InstitutionWebPage as needed.
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% The keywords \InstitutionPostAddress, \InstiutionCountry, and 
% \InstitutionWebPage are required to let the IVS publications software
% operate.  But the contents of these keywords may be any value for the IVS 
% General Meeting Proceedings. So the content may be kept as N.A.
% or filled in.
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\begin{document}  %please do not change this line
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\maketitle       %please do not change this line
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\abstract{Please insert abstract here.}
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\keywords{LaTeX, Examples}
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%  Please fill in one or more keywords in \keywords{}.  
%  One to five keywords is the suggested range.
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\section{Introduction}
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Please insert text.
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\section{Data}
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Please insert text.
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\section{Analysis}
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Please insert text.
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\section{Conclusions}
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Please insert text.
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% Code to include a single column figure through \includegraphics.
% \begin{figure} and \end{figure} make this single column.
% If the figure is too wide, it will overwrite text in the other column.
% Figures and their captions should be left-justified.  
% So please do not add commands to center them.  
% The class file will automatically perform the left-justification.
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\begin{figure}[htb!]         
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% Please specify the file extension as part of the figure
% file name. The formats of jpg, png and pdf can be used.
% If you have only one paper, the files should be named
% papername##.extension, where papername is the name of the paper
% (from papername.tex) and ## is the number of each successive file name 
% (e.g., lebail01.jpg, lebail02.png, ..., lebail10.jpg, etc.)
% If you have two or more papers, the files should be named
% papernameN##.extension, where N is the number of the
% paper (e.g., gipson101.jpg and gipson102.png for paper 1, 
% gipson201.pdf for paper 2, gipson301.png for paper 3 and so on).
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  \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{ivs-gm-template01.jpg}
%%%%%  The caption should not be preceded by Figure 1.  
%%%%%  Please just enter your desired caption, such as:
%%%%%         Equipment at our station.
  \caption{Example of figure from .jpg file.}
  \label{first-unique-label}             
\end{figure}                     
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% Code to use \includegraphics to include a figure that spans two columns. 
% \begin{figure*} and \end{figure*} will allow the figure to Span 
% two columns.  If the figure is too narrow, it will leave blank space 
% in the other column.
% Figures and their captions should be left-justified.  
% So please do not add commands to center them.  
% The class file will automatically perform the left-justification.
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\begin{figure*}[htb!]
% Please see the above figure example for naming conventions for the 
% figure file.
\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{ivs-gm-template02.png}
% Please do not precede the caption by Figure 2.  
% Please just enter your desired text.
\caption{Example of figure from .png file.}
\label{second-unique-label}
\end{figure*}
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% Code to include a single column table.
% Other table formats may be used also.  
% Tables and their captions should be left-justified.  
% So please do not add commands to center them.  
% The class file will automatically perform the left-justification.
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\begin{table}[htb!]
\caption{Caption for Table 1.}
\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|r|} \hline
Heading 1 & Heading 2 & Heading 3 & Heading 4\\
\hline
Value a1 & Value a2 & Value a3 &          \\
Value b1 &          & Value b3 & Value b4 \\
Value c1 & Value c2 & Value c3 &          \\
Value d1 & Value d2 & Value d3 & Value d4 \\
Value e1 & Value e2 & Value e3 & Value e4 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\label{third-unique-label}
\end{table}
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% Code to include a two column table.
% Other table formats may be used also.  
% Tables and their captions should be left-justified.  
% So please do not add commands to center them.  
% The class file will automatically perform the left-justification.
%
\begin{table*}[htb!]
\caption{Caption for Table 2.}
\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|r|l|c|c|r|} \hline
Heading 1 & Heading 2 & Heading 3 & Heading 4 & Heading 5 & Heading 6 & Heading 7 & Heading 8\\
\hline
Value a1 & Value a2 & Value a3 &          & Value a5 & Value a6 & Value a7 & Value a8 \\
Value b1 &          & Value b3 & Value b4 &          &          & Value b7 & Value b8 \\
Value c1 & Value c2 & Value c3 &          & Value c5 & Value c6 & Value c7 &          \\
Value d1 & Value d2 & Value d3 & Value d4 & Value d5 & Value d6 &          &          \\
Value e1 & Value e2 & Value e3 & Value e4 & Value e5 &          & Value e7 &          \\
Value f1 & Value f2 & Value f3 & Value f4 & Value f5 &          & Value f7 &          \\
Value g1 &          & Value g3 & Value g4 & Value g5 & Value g6 & Value g7 & Value g8 \\
\hline
Value h1 & Value h2 & Value h3 &          & Value h5 & Value h6 & Value h7 & Value h8 \\
Value i1 &          & Value i3 & Value i4 &          &          & Value i7 & Value i8 \\
Value j1 & Value j2 & Value j3 &          & Value j5 & Value j6 & Value j7 &          \\
Value k1 & Value k2 & Value k3 & Value k4 & Value k5 & Value k6 &          &          \\
Value l1 & Value l2 & Value l3 & Value l4 & Value l5 &          & Value l7 &          \\
Value m1 & Value m2 & Value m3 & Value m4 & Value m5 &          & Value m7 &          \\
Value n1 &          & Value n3 & Value n4 & Value n5 & Value n6 & Value n7 & Value n8 \\
\hline
Value o1 & Value o2 & Value o3 &          & Value o5 & Value o6 & Value o7 & Value o8 \\
Value p1 &          & Value p3 & Value p4 &          &          & Value p7 & Value p8 \\
Value q1 & Value q2 & Value q3 &          & Value q5 & Value q6 & Value q7 &          \\
Value r1 & Value r2 & Value r3 & Value r4 & Value r5 & Value r6 &          &          \\
Value s1 & Value s2 & Value s3 & Value s4 & Value s5 &          & Value s7 &          \\
Value t1 & Value t2 & Value t3 & Value t4 & Value t5 &          & Value t7 &          \\
Value u1 &          & Value u3 & Value u4 & Value u5 & Value u6 & Value u7 & Value u8 \\
\hline
Value v1 & Value v2 & Value v3 &          & Value v5 & Value v6 & Value v7 & Value v8 \\
Value w1 &          & Value w3 & Value w4 &          &          & Value w7 & Value w8 \\
Value x1 & Value x2 & Value x3 &          & Value x5 & Value x6 & Value x7 &          \\
Value y1 & Value y2 & Value y3 & Value y4 & Value y5 & Value y6 &          &          \\
Value z1 & Value z2 & Value z3 & Value z4 & Value z5 &          & Value z7 &          \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\label{fourth-unique-label}
\end{table*}
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% Please see the first two figures for detailed information
% about using figures.
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\begin{figure*}[htb!]
\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{ivs-gm-template03.pdf}
\caption{Example of figure from .pdf file.}
\label{fifth-unique-label}
\end{figure*}
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% The acknowledgements section is optional.  If used, the section line should 
% be:
%      \section*{Acknowledgements}

\section*{Acknowledgements}

This section is optional.  
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% The bibliography section is optional.
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% Here is a section with some examples.
% But the entries are free-format --- essentially,
%  \bibitem{unique-label}
%  text
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%%%%%\begin{thebibliography}{99}
%%%%%\bibitem{Abbondanza2012}
%%%%%C.~Abbondanza and P.~Sarti.
%%%%%Impact of network geometry, observation schemes and telescope structure deformations on local ties:
%%%%%simulations applied to Sardinia Radio Telescope.
%%%%%\emph{Journal of Geodesy}, 86(3), doi:10.1007/s00190-011-0507-6, 181--192, 2012.
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%%%%%\bibitem{Artz}
%%%%%Thomas Artz, Judith Leek, Axel Nothnagel, and Maike Schumacher.
%%%%%VLBI Intensive Sessions Revisited.
%%%%%In D.~Behrend and K.~Baver, editors, \emph{International
%%%%%  VLBI Service for Geodesy and Astrometry 2012 General Meeting Proceedings},
%%%%%  NASA/CP-2012-217504, pages 276--280, 2012.
%%%%%%%
%%%%%\bibitem{VieVS}
%%%%%Matthias Madzak, Sigrid B\"ohm, Hana Kr\'asn\'a, and Lucia Plank.
%%%%%Vienna VLBI Software Version 2.1 User Manual
%%%%%Web document http://vievs.geo.tuwien.ac.at/fileadmin/editors/VieVS/documents/vievsDoc.pdf
%%%%%%
%%%%%\end{thebibliography} 
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\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem{IVS-CC}
D.~Behrend, ``Coordinating Center Report'',
In K.\ D.\ Baver, D.\ Behrend, and K.\ Armstrong, editors, International
VLBI Service for Geodesy and Astrometry 2012 Annual Report,
NASA/TP-2013-217511, pages 55--57, 2013.

\end{thebibliography}
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\end{document}