\documentclass{KEPASSA2026}

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\title{Example template for 7th KePASSA Workshop}
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\author[1]{First Author\thanks{Email: author1@somewhere.es. Research supported by..}}
\author[2]{Second Author\thanks{Email: author2@somewhere.es. Research supported by..}}
\author[1]{Third Author\thanks{Email: author3@somewhere.es. Research supported by ..}}
\affil[1]{Affiliation Authors 1 and 3}
\affil[2]{Affiliation Author 2}




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\begin{document}
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\begin{abstract}
Please provide a concise abstract of your work here.
The remainder of the extended abstract (up to three pages) should be developed in accordance with the instructions below.
\end{abstract}

\section{Introduction}
The 7th Workshop on Key Topics in Orbit Propagation Applied to Space Situational Awareness (KePASSA 2026) will be held on May 27-29, 2026,
in Toulon, France.
The main focus of this international conference is on current topics in analytical, semi-analytical, and numerical propagation methods, hybrid and statistical methods, uncertainty quantification and propagation, state vector representation, orbital elements/coordinates, long-term and short-term propagation, resonances and chaos, series expansions, special functions, non-gravitational perturbations, high fidelity models, symbolic computation, Software packages for orbit propagation, third body and time dependence in the analytical method, end-of-life disposal, collision probability computation, planetary protection, high-Earth orbits and highly-elliptical orbits and, relative dynamics, among others.

KePASSA series started in 2014. The intended audience for this conference includes graduate and undergraduate students,
researchers in the area or from neighboring disciplines, and members of industry whose work involves the aforementioned topics.

Visit the webpage \url{https://kepassa2026.univ-tln.fr/} for more information.
We are looking forward to meeting you there!

\section{Other possible sections}

You may include as many sections and subsections as needed. Please do not
capitalize words in titles of sections or subsections.

Use the environments defined in this file for theorems, propositions, definitions, etc. Some examples:

\begin{lemma}
This is a lemma.
\end{lemma}

\begin{definition}
Something you may want to define.
\end{definition}

\begin{theorem}
This is the main theorem.
\end{theorem}

\begin{proof}
This is the proof.
\end{proof}

You are encouraged to include figures. 
Figures~\ref{fig:fig1} and~\ref{fig:fig2} show some examples.

\begin{figure}
\centering
	\includegraphics[page=1,width=0.3\textwidth]{images}
	\caption{KePASSA 2019.}
	\label{fig:fig1}
\end{figure}


\section{Call for papers}
A citable volume of extended abstracts (with ISBN) will be published.

The main focus of this international conference is on current topics in Orbit determination, including both theoretical and applied results. This series of meetings started in 2014. The intended audience for this conference includes graduate and undergraduate students, researchers in the area or from neighbouring disciplines, and members of industry whose work involves the following topics (they are not limited to):

\begin{itemize}
\item Analytical, semi-analytical, and numerical propagation methods;
\item Hybrid and statistical methods;
\item Uncertainty quantification and propagation;
\item State vector representation, orbital elements/coordinates;
\item Long-term and short-term propagation;
\item Resonances and chaos;
\item Series expansions;
\item Special functions;
\item Non-gravitational perturbations;
\item High fidelity models;
\item Symbolic computation;
\item Software packages for orbit propagation;
\item Third body and time dependence in the analytical method;
\item End-of-life disposal;
\item Collision probability computation;
\item Planetary protection;
\item High-Earth Orbits and Highly-Elliptical Orbits;
\item Relative dynamics;
\end{itemize}

The language of the conference is English, hence all international colleagues are welcome to join.


\section{Submission and publication of extended abstracts}

A citable volume of the extended abstracts (with ISBN) will be published.

\subsection{Paper submissions}

Each paper submission should consist of this extended abstract (up to 3 pages) including a bibliography. 



\subsection{More details}

Each submission should consist of a 3-page extended abstract describing original research to be presented during the workshop. This may involve ongoing research or a result published recently. If the work has appeared previously, please provide a reference to the publication.

\begin{figure}
\centering
	\includegraphics[page=2,width=0.3\textwidth]{images}
	\caption{KePASSA 2017.}
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\end{figure}

\section{Other remarks}

Abstracts of accepted papers and talks will be collected in a referable book that will be accessible from the conference website. 
Presentations of accepted papers and talks will be allocated the same amount of time in the program (approximately 15-25 minutes).


All submissions will be reviewed by the program committee in order to guarantee that they fall within scope and meet quality standards.


Authors of accepted submissions are expected to present their work during the conference. Failure to do so will result in removal of the contribution from the abstract book and conference website.

\section{Important dates}

Check out the conference webpage\footnote{\url{https://kepassa2026.univ-tln.fr/}} for all the important dates, including the submission deadline.

\section{Conclusions}

Type here your concluding remarks. We hope to see you at KePASSA 2026!




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{\small

\begin{thebibliography}{99}

\bibitem{code1}
Initial. Authorname, Title of the article, %% Do NOT capitalize words of article titles
{\it Name of the journal} {\bf Volume} (Year), Firstpage--Lastpage.
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\bibitem{code2}
Initial. Authorname, {\it Title of the Book}, %% Capitalize book titles
Name of the series, Volume, Publisher, Publisher's Address, Year.
%% For books

\bibitem{code3}
Initial. Authorname, Title of the article, in: {\it Title of the Book},
Name of the series, Volume, Publisher, Publisher's Address, Year, Firstpage--Lastpage.
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\bibitem{code4}
Initial. Authorname, Title of the preprint, preprint, Year, {\tt arXiv:0000.0000}.
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