All Technical Papers articles – Page 7
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Technical PapersCharacterisation of processing artifacts in HDR
The new Ultra High Definition (UHD) TV standards define a container which allows content creators to offer the consumer a much more immersive visual experience.
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An end-to-end approach for delivering data-driven stories
With the sheer scale of digital information now available, many journalists have recently started using data in order to tell compelling stories.
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Big data for journalism and enhanced business analytics
Big data has become mainstream with the recent evolution of cloud infrastructures, data gathering and intelligence algorithms.
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AI in media and making security smarter
Artificial Intelligence technology develops in the media space, its application in security must focus on more than closing gaps and locking down assets.
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Real-Time semantic enrichment of video streams in the age of big data
AgileRAI, a framework for searching, organising and accessing multimedia data in a fast and semantic-driven way.
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Integrating forensic watermarking into adaptive streaming workflow
Forensic watermarking is a process of embedding a unique identifier for each streaming video session into the video content.
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Immersive VR for live action video
The advent of high-resolution head-mounted displays (HMDs) enables new applications for virtual and augmented reality.
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Wireless links for 8K Super Hi-Vision
The Super Hi-Vision (8K) regular broadcasting through broadcasting satellite will start in 2018.
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8K/HLG broadcasting camera system
The first NHK 8K camera employed 4K image sensors, the second model used an 8K single-chip colour image sensor offering compatibility with digital cinema lenses.
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ITU-R study group 6 for the future of broadcasting
Leading the international standardisation of the end-to-end broadcasting chain from the production of programmes to their ultimate delivery to the audience.
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5G technology for live production
A new emerging 5G technology with phased array antennas was used for the contribution of live TV documentary broadcast in Norway.
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Perspectives of TV convergence towards 5G
The new eMBMS systems characteristics are well aligned to the technical requirements coming from the broadcast sector for TV services.
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360 cinematic literacy: A case study
360 degree film making necessitates a new language for storytelling, the case study is based on material from two user studies on a 360 video profile of an artist.
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Enhanced TV service over 3GPP MBMS
The release of 3GPP to enable viable mobile and terrestrial TV services with the integration of rooftop antenna reception and existing TV receivers is a major milestone.
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Cyber defence 2017: Deter, detect and defend
The working methodology of attackers and defining a sample strategy that can be used to deter, detect and successfully defend against cyber attacks.
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Single sensor video cameras and the TLCI-2012
The EBU Recommendation R-137 (TLCI-2012) is based upon the behaviour of modern broadcast HDTV cameras with 3-sensor technology.
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Replacing JPEG 2000
A replacement for the JPEG 2000 (J2K) block coder that offers exceptionally high throughput, with a small reduction in coding efficiency.
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The potential of T2 in a WiB planned DTT scenario
WiB is a new system concept proposed for DTT, where potentially all UHF channels allocated to broadcasting services are used from all transmitter sites.
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AOMedia AV1 video coding format for OTT
Improving the quality of service and efficiencies with higher resolution, HDR and WCG in online delivery, there is a need for advanced video compression standards.
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4G broadcast: Can LTE eMBMS help address the demand for mobile video
In recent years, the proliferation of highly capable smartphones means many more people are now interested in watching video on their mobile phones, and there is therefore a corresponding increase in the amount of content available for such devices, both as short- form clips as well as long-form programmes and ...
