%% LaTeX template for creation of extended abstracts for the
%% 26nd Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth.
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%% This template ws tested to run on Linux and macOS using texlive package
%% Some extra packages may need to be installed in addition to a standard installation:
%%  texlive-apacite, texlive-lastpage,...
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%% Simply fill in the appropriate fields.
%% Examples on how to include figures and tables are given in the text.
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%% Citation works well using apacite.
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%% Authors: Antje Franke and Ralph-Uwe Boerner (Freiberg, Germany)
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%% adjusted by Stephan Thiel (U of Adelaide) for Darwin workshop
%% adjusted by Oliver Ritter and Alexander Grayver (GFZ Potsdam) for Weimar workshop
%% adjusted by Maxim Smirnov and Toivo Korja (LTU LuleÃÂ¥) for Helsing\o r (Nordic) workshop
%% adjusted by Irfan Akca (Ankara Univ.) for ÃÂeÃÂme Workshop 2022
%% adjusted by Takuto Minami (Kobe Univ.) for Beppu Workshop 2024
%% adjusted by Mitra Kangazian (Memorial Univ.) for St. John's, NL, Canada, Workshop 2026
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%% Session number:
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\lhead{Author, A. \emph{et al.}, 2026, Short title comes here...}
\lfoot{27$^{th}$ EM Induction Workshop, St.\! John's, NL, Canada, 2nd-8th August 2026}
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\lhead{Abstract, 27$^{th}$ EM Induction Workshop, St.\! John's, NL, Canada,
2nd-8th August 2026}
\lfoot{EMIW2026 abstracts are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.\\
Authors retain the copyright of the abstract but grant any third party the right to share and adapt the 
abstract as long as appropriate credit is given and changes are indicated.\\
 For full details please go to https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.}
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\begin{document}
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%% Give the title of the paper:
\begin{center}
  \sffamily{\bfseries
  {\large Full title of the short or extended abstract here\par}}
\end{center}

%% Authors:
\begin{center}
  A. Author$^1$, C. Co-author$^2$ and C. Co-author$^3$ \\
  $^1$Affiliation, email contact \\
  $^2$Affiliation, email contact \\
  $^3$Affiliation, email contact
\end{center}

\rule{\textwidth}{0.4pt}

\section{Summary}
  This SUMMARY section (300-word maximum) outlines the principal aims,
  objectives and outcomes. The maximum length of the abstract is four
  (4) pages.   The abstract can be also submitted as a short abstract
  consisting of the SUMMARY alone.  In the latter case, it must fit into
  one (1) page, otherwise you have to follow the structure of the
  extended abstract. The summary should be pasted as text also in the
  abstract submission page.\\
  \stanza
  {\bfseries Keywords:} Give 1 to 5 keywords

\rule{\textwidth}{0.4pt}

\begin{multicols}{2}


\section{Introduction}  

These guidelines are aimed at helping you to prepare your abstract for the 27th EM Induction Workshop, St.\! John's, 2026.

\stanza \textbf{Maximum submission length} is 4 pages including all references, figures, tables and appendices.
\stanza \textbf{Minimum submission length} is the 300-word summary, with author details.

It is important to note that submission of an abstract does not guarantee either a poster or oral acceptance.

A longer abstract does not increase the chance of an oral presentation. Final selection of the balance of orals and posters 
will be made by the Program Committee of the Division and the Local Organising Committee, based on technical content and impact.

Note that it is possible to upload {\color{red} \bf ONLY pdf-file(s)}. Abstract must be a 
{\color{red} \bf "camera-ready"} version of your abstract. Workshop organizers make {\color{red} \bf no editing work}.



\section{Formats and Styles}
Simply use the standard commands for sections, sub-section etc and \LaTeX will do the rest for you.

In the following sections we list information on (1) page setup, (2) headers and footers, (3) title and authors, (4) summary and keywords, and (5) other sections.

\subsection{Page setup}
The following parameters have been used for page setup in this document.
\begin{itemize}
  \item Margins: 3 cm (top), 2 cm (other)
  \item Paper Size: Letter (215.9 mm x 279.4 mm), portrait
  \item Header and footer: 1.3 cm from margin
  \item Columns are 8 cm across, with a 1 cm gap in the centre
\end{itemize}

\subsection{Language}
Papers will be written in English but can conform to either British or US spelling variations. Thus, "modelling" and "modeling" are both ok, as are "colour" and "color", "centre" and "center" etc.

\subsection{Title and authors}
Simply put in the title and authors in the specified areas of the \TeX file.

If all the authors are from the same affiliation, or there is only one author, then the superscript can be omitted.

The title and author information will also be entered on line when submitting the Abstract.


\subsection{Summary and keywords}
Summary should not exceed 300 words. Please do not include references and abbreviations in the summary.

The Summary sells the project, and will be the part that most people read. Please make it as clear and concise as possible.

Keywords may be used to search on-line, so please choose carefully.

The Summary will also be entered on-line when submitting the Abstract.


\subsection{Paper sections}
Most papers will have a number of sections. Typically, these will follow a standard logical progression from 
\begin{itemize}
  \item INTRODUCTION
  \item METHODS
  \item RESULTS
  \item DISCUSSION
  \item CONCLUSION
  \item ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  \item REFERENCES
\end{itemize}
However, the section titles and order will be a matter for the authors to decide.


\subsection{Figures, Tables and Equations}
Figures and figure captions as well as tables should be placed into appropriate places in the text (width of figures and tables must be 8 cm or less; see Figure \ref{fig:emiw}).

Use the full word "Figure" with a capital F in the text. For example, "Figure 5 shows the 2D resistivity section" or "The 2D resistivity section is shown in Figure 5".

Use the full word "Table" with a capital T in the text. For example, "Table 2 lists the site locations" or "Site locations are listed in Table 2". See Table \ref{tab:table} as an example.

\begin{tab}
  \begin{center}
  \begin{tabular}{ll}
  A & B  \\
  1 & 2 \\
  4 & 5
  \end{tabular}
  \end{center}
  \caption{This is the table caption}\label{tab:table}
\end{tab}

If page-wide figures (or tables) are needed, single column formatting should be applied, and these figures are placed at the end of the Abstract (see Figure \ref{fig:harbor} for an example).

Remember to check the size of labels, map texts etc. and use proper colour scales. Print your text before submitting the final version to check that all text is readable in your figures.

Equations are hard to do in Word but not in \TeX. Simply evoke the equation environment, for example:

\begin{equation}\label{eq:equation}
    \nabla \times E = -\frac{\partial B}{\partial t}.
\end{equation}

Refer to equation numbers in the text. Use the full word "Equation" with a capital E, and the equation number. For example, "Equation \ref{eq:equation} describes Faraday's Law".

%% Example: Figure inclusion
\begin{fig}
  \begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{mistakenpointNL.jpg}
  \end{center}
  \caption{Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve, NL, Canada. Word "Figure" and figure number are in bold as shown.}
  \label{fig:emiw}
\end{fig}


\subsection{References in Text}

References in text can be made with the \verb|\citep{Tikhonov50}| or \verb|\citet{Cagniard1953}| 
commands to give \citep{Tikhonov50} or \citet{Cagniard1953}, respectively, thanks to the natbib package.

Leave one empty line between reference list entries.

\section{Conclusions}
Please do include a Conclusions section that summarizes the outcomes. Conclusions let people know what was achieved and will be the other part that most people read. Please make it as clear and concise as possible.

\section{Acknowledgments}
Do not forget to thank project sponsors, people involved, people that made the project feasible, funding agencies etc.

\bibliographystyle{spbasic}
\bibliography{geo}

\end{multicols}

\newpage

If authors have figures and tables that are too large for a double
column format, it is possible to add them here. Figure captions and
table titles must accompany figures and a proper reference to figures
must be made in the text. It is, however, recommended that whenever
possible, figures and tables are given in the text sections.\\
Finally, note the length of the abstract is four (4) pages in maximum.

% Example of large figure inclusion after ywo columns formated text
\begin{fig}
  \includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{The_Battery.jpg}
  \caption{The Battery, St.\! John's, NL, Canada.}
  \label{fig:harbor}
\end{fig}


\end{document}
