15:00 - 15:05 JST 08:00 - 08:05 CEST
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Opening Address
ITU Officer: Stefano Polidori, Advisor, ITU-T Study Group 9, ITU/TSB
- Chaesub Lee, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU
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15:05 - 16:20 JST 08:05 - 09:20 CEST
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Session 1: The Future of Television Policy and Standardisation
Objectives: This session will focus on the policy enablers, including spectrum management, for the successful and impactful future television services. Emerging trends, government policies, industry challenges and opportunities will be discussed with government institutions and regulators from Asia & Pacific region. The session will also present current and future regional and international standardization roadmaps pursued by ITU dedicated groups. It will include studies to address emerging security challenges in cable, satellite and over the air television in support of a sustainable development of TV-related systems and technologies. Also, the role of television as a reliable source of information and means to provide entertainment will be discussed, including how the television can help solving societal challenges introduced by the lockdown, during the pandemic (COVID-19).
ITU Officer: Istvan Bozsoki, Head, Telecommunications Network and Spectrum Management Division, ITU/BDT
Moderator:
Amal Punchihewa, Researcher in Broadcast, media & ICT, ITU Expert and Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE-BTS
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Leilei Li, Professor-level Senior Engineer, Academy of Broadcasting Planning, NRTA
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Arvind Kumar, Advisor (Broadcasting), TRAI, India
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Nam-Doo Kim, Research Fellow, Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI), Korea
- Chie Fukushima, Director for Digital Broadcasting Technology, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan
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Supatrasit Suansook, Director, Television Engineering Division, NBTC, Thailand
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Brian Winji, Regulator, Telecommunications Radiocommunications and Broadcasting Regulator (TRBR), Republic of Vanuatu
ITU SG Leadership Representatives:
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16:20 - 16:25 JST 09:20 - 09:25 CEST
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Five Minutes Break
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16:25 - 17:40 JST 09:25 - 10:40 CEST
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Session 2: The Future of the Television User Experience and Applications
Objectives: AI technologies are fast becoming essential tools for the broadcasting industry, enabling new services that when combined with immersive sensory media using audio-visual and haptic content, offer new audience experiences, personalized services and expanded accessibility. At the same time, the integration of broadcasting, broadband and web platforms is pushing broadcasters and content creators to offer more than just “simple” programme to the audience. This session will showcase experiences mainly from Asia & Pacific region and explore the potential of these emerging technologies and applications to greatly enhance television user experiences
ITU Officer: Aamir Riaz, Programme Officer, A&P Regional Office, ITU/BDT Moderator: Philomena Pragasam, Director, Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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“Overview of immersive and accessible media”,
Andy Quested, Chair, ITU-R WP 6C & Co-chair, ITU IRG-AVA [ Presentation ]
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“NHK STRL’s trials on advanced immersive audio-visual systems”, Kensuke Hisatomi, NHK, Japan [ Presentation ]
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“The premium future TV experience enabled by innovative technologies”,
Frank Yan, Deputy Secretary-General, China UHD Video Industry Alliance (CUVA), Vice President, Huawei's Industry Development, China [ Presentation ]
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“Integrated broadcast-broadband: use cases of the future user experience”, Ana Eliza Faria e Silva, Co-chair ITU IRG-IBB, Head of Technical Regulatory Affairs, TV Globo, Brazil [ Presentation ]
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“ITU-T H.702: Accessible broadcasting TV services”,
Hideki Yamamoto, Vice-chairman, ITU-T SG16, Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (OKI), Tokyo, Japan [ Presentation ]
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17:40 - 17:45 JST 10:40 - 10:45 CEST
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Five Minutes Break
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17:45 - 19:00 JST
10:45 - 12:00 CEST
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Session 3: The Future of Television Delivery Systems
Objectives: This session will analyse content delivery from different viewpoints (broadband, cable and terrestrial/satellite broadcasting). It will explore the potential new broadcasting applications and 5G broadcast.
ITU Officer: Ruoting Chang, Councellor, ITU-R Study Group 6, ITU/BR Moderator:
Parag Naik, Co-founder and CEO, Saankhya Labs
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“The future of media delivery”, Emily Dubs, Head of Technology, DVB Project Office [ Presentation ]
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“Overview of the 5G NR broadcast trial conducted by CBN on the existing TV tower in Beijing”, Zeng Qingjun, Deputy General Manager, China Broadcasting Network, China [ Presentation ]
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“RF/IP adaptive video distribution scheme over cable television access networks”,
Tatsuo Shibata, Director, Japan Cable Laboratories, Japan [ Presentation ]
- “Future of television delivery systems: a TV manufacturers perspective”, Richard Moreton, Business Development & Industrial Affairs, Samsung [ Presentation ]
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“IP-based broadcast core-network: converging broadcasters with the connected world”,
Jon Montalban Sanchez, Senior Researcher, Assistant Professor, University of the Basque Country I IEEE BTS (Broadcast Technologies Society) [ Presentation ]
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19:00 JST
12:00 CEST |
Closing |