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\title{The Role of LaTeX for Smart Building Extraction}
\author{Andr\'e Fischer$^1$ and Thomas H.\ Kolbe$^2$ and Felicitas Lang$^3$}
\affiliation{
   Institut f\"ur Informatik I$^{1}$/III$^{2}$,
   Institut f\"ur Photogrammetrie$^{3}$,
   Universit\"at Bonn\\
   e-mail: andre@cs.uni-bonn.de, tk@cs.uni-bonn.de, 
   Felicitas.Lang@ipb.uni-bonn.de}




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\begin{abstract}
  Many researchers use \LaTeX2e to produce their scientific documents.
  However, many publishing companies do not acknowledge the
  difficulties of preparing a document when the guidelines are
  designed for other ``what you see is what you get'' programs such as
  Framemaker. To make it easier for you \LaTeX-fans, Carsten Steger
  from the Technical University in Munich, has hacked and Wolfgang
  F\"orstner has copied and adapted a \LaTeX2e class
  and a corresponding BibTeX-file for the Smati Workshop '97, which
  should fulfill all requirements.
\end{abstract}

\section{Introduction}
You need to get the two files \emph{smati97.bst} and
\emph{smati97.cls} and use this sample document to prepare your own
document. Don't though forget to change the name and affiliation!  All
other requirements put upon your document can be found in the supplied
guidelines. If you have any questions, please contact Felicitas Lang 
at the above address.\\[5mm]


The organizers appreciate this initiative.  Thanks!






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