PhD Thesis: "Audiovisual contents recommender systems for groups". He is Member Society of Broadcast Engineers where he holds the certification of Certified Professional Broadcast Engineer (CPBE) and AM Directional Specialist (AMD) and holds Amateur Radio Operator License K7SSL. Terry Douds first became interested in broadcasting at age 12, becoming a Novice amateur radio operator. As chair of the IEEE BTS education committee, Ralph oversaw the development of the “Bridging the Gap” training course for the society. Paul has presented numerous papers at the IEEE Broadcast Symposium, the NAB Broadcast Convention, and the NAB Radio Show. 1999 Electrical Engineer, Universidad de la República. He chairs the PBS ETAC ATSC 3.0 Working Group, and is active on the ATSC 3.0 Standards Committee, representing PBS in the Audio working group (S34-2), as a member of the AES Technical Group on Audio Guidelines for Over-The-Top Television and Video Streaming (AGOTTVS), and as a member of the CTA (R4WG8) Audio Loudness Working Group. Dr. Song is the Director of DTV Technology R&D Center, one of the major technical contributors for the Chinese terrestrial transmission standard of digital TV, and also the vice dean of the Research Institute of Information Technology of Tsinghua University. degree in 1984 and his Ph.D. degree in 1989 in physics from the University in Frankfurt, Germany. Universidad de Vigo, 2010. He is a member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers and has held an SBE Radio Engineer Certification since 1982. Après la troisième, le Baccalauréat professionnel Technicien d’Études du Bâtiment, option Assistant en Architecture peut être suivi en alternance. MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS: From 1999 - 2009, working at Iowa Public Television I lead the team that puts together the Iowa DTV Symposium, an education event attended annually by more than 400 people which provided industry engineers a forum to learn and understand the challenges, opportunities and technologies applied in the conversion of the television system in the United States from analog to digital. I began writing for TV Technology magazine in 1987 and I have authored a monthly column called The Digital Journal for TV Technology since 1999. He has served as session chair for various international conferences and workshops, and as a reviewer for several recognized international magazines. She joined the TSR (Radiocommunications and Signal Processing) research group at the Department of Communications Engineering of the University of the Basque Country in 2013. He has been a SMPTE Fellow since 1987 and received the SMPTE David Sarnoff Gold Medal Award in 1995 and the SMPTE Progress Medal in 2005. An IEEE Life-Fellow, Luplow served as editor of the IEEE's Transactions on Consumer Electronics for 35 years. She has over 25 years experience in the satellite and telecommunications industry and has held various roles from customer operations, product management to project management in North and South America, and Europe. In 2006, he was visiting lecturer at the Dept. and Ph.D. degrees from Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada, in 1986 and 1990, respectively, all in electrical engineering. In addition, he serves as a member of the IEEE’s Editorial Advisory Board and is a member of the IEEE’s Broadcast Technology Society (BTS) administrative committee. Marta Fernández received the M.S. He has been awarded with the best conference paper in the IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting, and with the Extraordinary Doctoral mention from the University of the Basque Country. While at OSU he received the 1st “deebee” award from Downbeat Magazine for Best Engineered Studio Recording by College Students. He has been working as a Radio Chief Engineer for forty years. Specifically, he manages CMG’s Technical Operations groups to integrate new technologies and processes across various platforms for all of CMG’s broadcast television stations, one local cable television station, radio stations and newspaper. Previously, he was part of WorldDMB technical committee for the standardization of the Enhanced Stream/Packet Mode in DAB system, and the DAB+ system. Member of National Engineering Academy, Uruguay (Academia Nacional de Ingeniería). James E. O’Neal has been involved in broadcast technology for more than half a century, beginning with employment during his early teen years at a commercial radio station (KXAR) in his hometown of Hope, Arkansas. He has designed and constructed many custom, on-air program playback systems, technical facility monitoring and control systems. With degrees from the Universities of Wisconsin (1962) and Pennsylvania (1964), Luplow resides with his wife Judy in Libertyville, IL. Recognized worldwide as long‐time digital television industry leader, Luplow was Zenith's representative for the "Digital HDTV Grand Alliance" and the FCC’s ACATS, which selected Zenith’s technology as the ATSC DTV transmission system. Mr. O’Neal is a 1969 graduate of the University of Arkansas and holds both commercial and amateur radio licenses. Merrill holds four issued US patents and two international patents, all in the area of broadcast transmission technology. Architecture & Engineering Occupations (2) Administrative & Business Operations Occupations (3) Education & Instruction Occupations (7) Healthcare Occupations (83) Manufacturing & Utilities Occupations (7) Science & Research Occupations (127) Supply Chain & Logistics Occupations (2) Technology Occupations (5) Location. He also served 6 years on the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Engineering Advisory Committee. More than 30 years of Mr. O’Neal’s broadcast engineering career was spent with U.S. Government television operations, including the United States Information Agency’s Television and Film Service, WORLDNET Television, and VOA-TV. Today he is the treasurer for IEEE’s Broadcast Technology Society. In her role previous she focused on IPTV and Hybrid STB business development and headed corporate marketing, at Albis Technologies Ltd. (a spin-off from Siemens Switzerland Ltd.). In 2018, he received both the IEEE BTS Jules Cohen Award for Outstanding Broadcast Engineering and the SMPTE Excellence in Standards Award. Dr. Peter Siebert received his M.Sc. Pablo Angueira is coauthor of an extensive list of papers in international peer-reviewed journals, and a large number of conference presentations in digital broadcasting. He joined the Communications Engineering Department of the University of the Basque Country in 1998, where he is currently a Full Professor. I presented keynote addresses to the China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) in March of 2010-12 at their conferences in Beijing, China. He has also contributed to other books, including two editions of the NAB Engineering Handbook. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON BROADCASTING. Mr. Hogan has 50 plus years in public broadcasting and received a B.S. As a Ph.D. student, he pioneered research on “coded modulation”. IEEE: I am the current vice president of the Broadcast Technology Society. degree in Engineering Science from Louisiana State University in New Orleans. Robert Weller is Vice President for Spectrum Policy at the National Association of Broadcasters, where he is responsible for developing strategies to protect broadcast spectrum. His involvement has been on all aspects of audio-video transmission such as video transmission over telecommunication networks (PDH/SDH), satellite and IPTV networks. He has written extensively on signals analysis, interference mitigation, RF exposure mitigation, and a various regulatory matters. Dr Peter Siebert  career spans 35 years. He currently also serves BTS as its Standards Committee Chair. Mr. Weller is a Registered Professional Engineer, a Senior Member of the IEEE, a Member of Subcommittee 4 (RF) of the International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety, the IEEE Committee on Man and Radiation, the Bioelectromagnetics Society, and is a three-time president of the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers (AFCCE). Dr. Hirakawa is an IEEE Life Fellow and an associate editor of the IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting. IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia. Degree and PhD in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of the Basque Country (Spain), in 2009 and 2014, respectively. Peter Siebert - Member at Large 2019-2021, BTS Membership Chair, 2020 Broadcast Symposium Co-Chair. He also volunteers time as chair for the SBE ATSC Specialist certification committee, is a past chair, IEEE Broadcast Technology Society Education committee. He was a recipient of the NAB Broadcast Engineering and Information Technology Conference Proceedings Best Paper Award, together with colleagues from CRC and ETRI, in 2019. He received the NAB Television Engineering Achievement Award in 2006 and the ATSC Bernard J. Lechner Outstanding Contributor Award in 2012. In 1992, he joined the Communications Research Centre Canada (CRC), Ottawa, where he is currently a Principle Research Scientist. Maurizio Murroni, BTS Chapter Development Chair. Dave is a Fellow Member of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers and Life Member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers. His ground-breaking work was published in a paper, co-authored with Professor Hideki Imai, in the IEEE Transactions on Information Technology (Vol. He also contributed to the DVB-T2 implementation guidelines, and co-edited the DVB implementation guidelines on upper layer forward error correction. And was recently elected by the BTS AdCom as a distinguished lecturer. Pulmonary vessels in the affected lung appear fewer and smaller than normal. and Ph.D. degrees in the department of electrical and computer engineering from the University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada, in 1998 and 2002, respectively. He found audio to be his forte, and he began actively recording people in 1970 and never looked back. where he has been involved in research on digital broadcasting (DVB-T, DRM, T-DAB, DVB-T2, DVB-NGH and ATSC 3.0) for more than 20 years. He is part of the staff of the Signal Processing and Radiocommunication Lab (. ) He has contributed articles to numerous IEEE and other industry publications. Dr. Hirakawa has been a key member in many international standardization organizations. Stephen Lockwood - Member at large 2018-2020, AFFCE BTS Scholarship Award Representative, Wayne Luplow - Member at Large 2018-2020, BTS Committee on Communications Policy Representative. He is a Registered Professional Electrical Engineer (PE) in Washington, Alaska, and Wyoming and holds a BS Electrical Engineering and BS Engineering Physics from Oklahoma Christian University. He was the Secretary 2004-05, the Vice Chairman 2006-07 and the Chairman 2008-09 of IEEE Broadcast Technology Japan Chapter. Prior to joining Burk Technology, Paul had been the Director of Technical Operations for Greater Media’s Boston, Massachusetts five FM Radio Stations for twenty-nine years. Luplow, recently retired, is now a consultant for his former employer, Zenith Electronics. During his association with these organizations, James assisted in launching the USIA’s first global satellite-delivered television network, and was heavily involved in both television facility design and satellite transmission engineering operations. He holds an FCC General Radiotelephone Operators License with Radar Endorsement and has earned the Certified Professional Broadcast Engineer, Certified Broadcast Networking Engineer and Certified Digital Radio Broadcast Specialist certifications from the Society of Broadcast Engineers. His research currently focuses on broadcasting, cognitive radio system, signal processing for radio communications, multimedia data transmission and processing. Publications: See: http://scholar.google.com.uy/citations?hl=en&user=F8eRrgIAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate Author of the book “TV-Anytime. James serves as editor-in-chief of the BTS’s Broadcast Technology publication and is also the organization’s historian. Luplow and LG/Zenith, are extremely involved with the Standardization and Deployment of Next Gen Television (aka as ATSC 3.0). He has also coauthored several contributions to the ITU-R working groups WP6 and WP3. Previously, Paul joined Burk Technology as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer in September of 2017. Mr. Weller is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, (BS) and of The George Washington University (MS), where he majored in Electromagnetics. In his consulting practice, Weiss has served clients across North America as well as Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. He served as chair for various international conferences and workshops. Dr. Song’s research interest is in the physical layer transmission technology and he has been working in different areas, such as optical, satellite, wireless, and powerline communications. Currently, he is a Senior Research Scientist with the Communications Research Centre Canada (CRC), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1990, he worked at Telesat Canada as a Senior Satellite Communication Systems Engineer. Additionally, the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE) in Japan gave him the honor of IEICE Centennial Milestone in September 2017 identifying their work as one of the origins of “Codec Modulation.”. He was nominated for an NPR Best Engineered Recording of the Brass Band of Columbus while there. He is a private pilot, and enjoys astronomy, skiing, and photography, and operates his Arizona observatory remotely collecting deep sky images. He was a vice-chairman of ITU-R WP 6M (multimedia and interactive broadcasting system) and WP 6B (broadcast service assembly and access) until Oct. 2015 for digital broadcasting transmission side standardization. Yiyan Wu (F’2001)received the M.Eng. Shuji Hirakawa - Member at large 2020-2022 - Associate Editor, Shuji Hirakawa received Ph.D. degree from University of Tokyo in 1978. He is a member of the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers (AFCCE). Symes holds three patents and is the joint recipient of an Emmy award for the architecture of the digital picture processor. He entered The Ohio State University as an Electrical Engineering major, graduating in 1979 with a BS in Audio Recording. His current research interest includes the digital TV broadcasting such as the terrestrial transmission protocol/standard, network convergence, and eHealth-related topics via broadcasting technologies as well as systems/networks.

Dr. He has held various positions within the Broadcast industry, most recently he was the Executive Director at the DVB Project Office in Geneva, where he was responsible for all organizational and technology related aspects of the DVB. Luplow is a 2006 recipient of the prestigious IEEE Masaru Ibuka Award, for “contributions to the development of the vestigial sideband (VSB) digital transmission system for digital television broadcasting.”  Wayne is a member of the IEEE Broadcast Technology Society’s Administrative Committee (AdCom) and is a decades-long member of the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society’s Board of Governors. Guy Bouchard is director, transmission systems at Télé-Québec. La formation comporte une période de 8 à 16 semaines de stages répartie sur les 2 ans. Et s'il te reste une question, n'hésite pas à la poser. Peter has written and presented numerous papers at industry conferences, and is the author of three books on Video Compression, all published by McGraw Hill. His early career included BS (honors) 1967 from University of Wales, and positions in the BBC Studio Planning & Installation Department, Philips Broadcast, and Central Dynamics Ltd. He won company achievement award due to his outstanding contribution in the electronic scanning antenna in 2001. Évolution de l'effectif au cours des dernières années. Liang Zhang (M’11-SM’14) received the bachelor’s degree in the department of electronic engineering and information science from the University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, China, in 1996, and the M.S. Dr. Zhang is a Senior Member of IEEE, an Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting, IEEE BTS Distinguished Lecturer, and elected member of the IEEE BTS Administrative Committee (AdCom). His career spans 53 years in electronic media and related fields, with 44 years in management and consulting. In 2011, I was a member of the committee that started the Future of Broadcast Television (FoBTV) initiative in Shanghai, China. His main research interests are network planning and spectrum management applied to digital terrestrial broadcast technologies. Since then, she has been involved in projects related to radio communication systems, focusing on methods for measuring and analyzing RF signals and designing antennas for Wireless Body Area Networks. I have extensive experience in planning, design and the construction of all facets of a television station. In 2016 she was awarded a PANTHER (Erasmus Mundus) scholarship for visiting the Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Applications of Griffith University, Australia, where she spent 8 months undertaking part of her doctoral studies. In her role at Reycom AG, in Switzerland, her areas of responsibilities were within IPTV/OTT solutions business development. I am a member of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, the Society of Broadcast Engineers and the Society of Cable Television Engineers ACTIVITIES: SBE: I am the current treasurer for SBE Chapter 109. He is a member of SBE, IEEE-BTS and AES, and holds a MS in Industrial Engineering (Engineering Management) from Ohio University. He was responsible for a number of ETSI specifications in the area of satellite transmission as well as for DVB standards. Rafael Sotelo - Member at large 2019-2021, BTS Education Chair, Peter Symes - Member at Large 2019-2021, BTS Awards Chair. La plupart des admissions se font par dossier de candidature (comportant notamment les bulletins scolaires et une lettre de motivation ou un projet motivé) et entretien de motivation. He is part of the staff of the Signal Processing and Radiocommunication Lab (http://www.ehu.es/tsr) where he has been involved in research on digital broadcasting (DVB-T, DRM, T-DAB, DVB-T2, DVB-NGH and ATSC 3.0) for more than 20 years. He holds several patents for various aspects of audio-visual data transmission. In 2008 I was honored as the Educator of the Year by the Society of Broadcast Engineers for the work I have done with educating the public and professionals regarding digital television. 2002 to the present. In 1983 he joined Grass Valley Group (subsequently Tektronix, subsequently Thomson Broadcast), and held positions responsible for product planning, strategic planning, intellectual property management, and technological liaison.
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