Introduction

The 2017 IEEE Broadcast Symposium is one of the world’s preeminent technical conferences on broadcasting technology.  This year the Symposium will be held at the Key Bridge Marriott in Arlington, Virginia onTuesday, October 10th through Thursday, October 12th.  This year’s event will offer attendees an exciting, informative and educational three-day program with tutorials, technical sessions and the new addition of a poster session and exhibits.  The IEEE Broadcast Symposium is a unique event comprising of high level content, networking opportunities, new equipment/technologies demonstrations and the attendance of broadcast engineering industry experts from around the world.  The event provides the opportunity for industry professionals and academia to collaborate on current opportunities and challenges in the field of broadcasting. 

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Important date

2017-05-15
Abstract submission deadline

Submission Topics

  • Digital radio and television systems: terrestrial, cable, satellite, internet, wireless

  • Metadata systems and management

  • AES inoperability

  • Advanced RF modulation technologies

  • Layered division multiplexing

  • Advanced display technologies

  • Personalized content

  • Mobile / dashboard technology

  • Hybrid (broadcast/broadband) technology

  • Interactive technology for broadcast

  • Ratings technology

  • Advanced audio technology and processing

  • Mobile DTV systems

  • Cellular broadcast technologies

  • Streaming delivery of broadcast content

  • Non-real time (NRT) broadcast services

  • “Second screen” technology and services

  • Applying IT networks in broadcast facilities

  • Cybersecurity, securing broadcast IT networks

  • Transmission, propagation, reception, redistribution of broadcast signals

  • AM, FM, and TV transmitter and antenna systems

  • Cable & satellite interconnection with terrestrial broadcasters

  • Transport stream issues – ancillary services

  • Unlicensed device operation in TV white spaces

  • Next-gen broadcast platforms and standards development including: ATSC 3.0, FoBTV, 4K TV

  • Advanced technologies and systems for emerging broadcasting applications

  • Broadcast spectrum issues – re-packing, sharing

  • Secondary service system design; mitigation of interference to primary services

  • Electromagnetic compatibility issues between collocated services (e.g., broadcast and LTE)

  • Broadcast studio design & construction including: IT requirements for broadcast, redundancy & survivability

  • IP networking standards for broadcast applications

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Important Date

  • Conference Date

    Oct 10

    2017

    to

    Oct 12

    2017

  • May 15 2017

    Abstract Submission Deadline

  • Oct 12 2017

    Registration deadline

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