Triveni Digital To Participate At Smart Spectrum Summit

Triveni Digital has confirmed it is to take part in the Smart Spectrum Summit: Broadcast/Broadband Networks for Public Safety and Other One-to-Many Applications. The event will be held at the Westin Washington, D.C.

Dr Richard Chernock, Triveni Digital's chief science officer, and chair of ATSC's Technology and Standards Group, will speak on ATSC 3.0 and its impact on vide quality and data management. The discussion will be held on 18 November, at 11:15am.

During the event, the company will also demonstrate the latest advancements in metadata generation systems, showcasing how the technology enables public broadcasters to deliver reliable media alerts during natural disasters and emergencies.

"ATSC 3.0 will transform the way that broadcasters provide emergency alert information to the public," said Dr Chernock. "At the Smart Spectrum Summit, I'll elaborate on support for integration of rich-media alerting capabilities into the ATSC 3.0 standard. Broadcasting is clearly the most robust and efficient mechanism to distribute emergency alert information to the public."

The Smart Spectrum Summit is an immersive, one-day educational and networking event for stakeholders in wireless spectrum. The event will specifically focus on broadcast/broadband convergence for public safety and disaster communications.

Chernock's presentation is part of a tutorial session dedicated to 'Video Quality and Data Applications'. Key issues that will be discussed include whether the video quality of ATSC 3.0 for mobile devices will benefit emergency personnel; what new possibilities emerge for broadcasters with the integration of broadcast and broadband delivery of service components; and what new data applications are possible with ATSC 3.0 delivery.

Image: Triveni Digital CSO, Dr. Richard Chernock.

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(JP/LM)