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Université d’Ottawa Ecole d’Ingénierie et de Technlogie de l’Information. Interactive Digital TV in Brazil: Technical and Social Aspects Mauro Oliveira . SUMMARY. Interactive Digital TV (iTV). Why Brazil decided to develop its own model ?.
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Université d’Ottawa Ecole d’Ingénierie et de Technlogie de l’Information Interactive Digital TV in Brazil: Technical and Social Aspects Mauro Oliveira
SUMMARY • Interactive Digital TV (iTV) • Why Brazil decided to develop its own model ? 3. The Brazilian Terrestrial Digital TV System - SBTVD 4. GINGA, the middleware of the SBTVD 5. Executing an Interactive Aplication with Ginga 6. Some SBTVD Applications • Conclusion • Technical Aspect • Social Aspects
Strategic geographical position Knowing Ceará
Ceará in Data Localization: Northeast Brazil, AREA: 148.83 thousand square kilometers; Population:8.5 million of inhabitants; Shore: 573 kilometers; Climate:Tropical Warm Semi-arid;
Turism Knowing Ceará
Access Infra-structure Knowing Ceará
Universities and Technological Centers Knowing Ceará
Higher Education Universities - Federal University of Ceará: 30 thousand students - State Universities: 50 thousand students - University of Fortaleza (Private): 22 thousand students Technological Centers - Centro Federal CEFET: 08 thousand students - CENTEC: 02 thousand students Private High Education Institutions:20 thousand students TOTAL 132 thousand students Ceará in Data
Interconectivity Knowing Ceará
7. Digital Divide Problem • Total of Houses: 60 millions • Coockle 97,7% • Television 95,7% • Refrigerator 86,7% • Mobile phone 61,2% • Telephone 54,0% • Microcomputador: 16,91% • Internet access 10,08%
Digital 1. Interactive Digital TV Today Analógico Analógico
1. Interactive Digital TV (Passive) (Passive) (Active) (Active)
High Definition Mobility 1. Interactive Digital TV Interactivity Multiprogramming
Stop • Replay • Choose others informations • Register • Zoom Local Interactivity (set-top-box) • Choose (multiprograming) 1. Interactive Digital TV 17
1. Interactive Digital TV Local Interactivity (set-top-box)
1. Interactive Digital TV Local Interactivity (set-top-box)
FullInteractivity (BackChannel)
Why Brazil decided to • develop its own model ?
2. Why Brazil decided to develop its own model? • Total of Houses: 60 millions • Coockle 97,7% • Television 95,7% • Refrigerator 86,7% • Mobile phone 61,2% • Telephone 54,0% • Microcomputador: 16,91% • Internet access 10,08%
2. Why Brazil decided to develop its own model? • Total of Houses: 60 millions • Coockle 97,7% • Television 95,7% 91,12%:D,E classes • Refrigerator 86,7% • Mobile phone 61,2% • Telephone 54,0% • Microcomputador: 16,91% 2 %: D,E classes • Internet access 10,08% 0,251: D,E classes
2. The Brazilian System of Digital TV - SBTVD Why Brazil decided to develop its own model? • Decreee (Recommendation) 4.091 on 26th November 2003 • Social Model • Social Inclusion • Building the Universal Network for Distance Learning • Tecnological Model • Motivate the Research and Devellopment • Extend the Brazilian Technologies • Political Model • Enhance the brodcasting sector • Improved the use of the broadcast channel • Economic Model • Technological convergence for communication services
3. The Brazilian Terrestrial Digital TV System - SBTVD
Now, the feed-back coming from the Audience !!! Local Interactivity (set-top-box) 75% have chosen the RED dish … FullInteractivity (BackChannel)
4. GINGA, the Middleware of the SBTVD
GINGA 4. GINGA, the Middleware of the SBTVD
5. Executing an Interactive Application with Ginga Audio FullInteractivity (BackChannel) Video Data Data Carrossel Network
6. Some SBTVD Applications DIGA – GINGA Project DIGA Doctor, a Home Care Application
6. Some SBTVD Applications DIGA – GINGA Project
7. Digital Divide Problem • Total of Houses: 60 millions • Coockle 97,7% • Television 95,7% • Refrigerator 86,7% • Mobile phone 61,2% • Telephone 54,0% • Microcomputador: 16,91% • Internet access 10,08%
Interconectivity 7. Digital Divide Problem
7. Why Brazil decided to develop • its own model ? 1. Non-payment of royalties ( Different from the mobile phones industry in Brazil) 2. Development of national technology ( GINGA-NCL became a ITU-T Recommendation) 3. Most appropriate system for the country's problem ( For example: a solution for the Digital Divide Problem)
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The important braziliancompanies ... 7. The Future of Brazilian DTV • Petrobrás • Embraer • ... ... Why not ? • Brazilian System of Digital TV to be used as a tool to solve the “Digital Divide Problem” in developing countries