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26 Nov 2009
Geneva (CH) 
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This Conference was intended for broadcasters, regulators, manufacturers and all other industry representatives interested in digital radio.
The DRM Conference at EBU showcased the current state of the DRM system globally. Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is the universal open digital broadcasting system for broadcasting bands up to 174 MHz (covering Long Wave, Medium Wave, Short Wave, and VHF band I/II). This system has recently been enhanced for higher frequencies and its various benefits are being appreciated by countries in Asia, Europe and South America. This workshop heard of all the latest DRM developments, discussed the market potential of the DRM system and evaluated the results from its test from various locations worldwide. International experts from broadcasting organisations and manufacturing companies spoke about DRM's place in the world in converting radio from analogue to digital.
For more information, please contact Walid Sami (sami@ebu.ch) or Filka Hänni (haenni@ebu.ch).
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The audience during the presentation of Pr. Pablo Angueira, Univ. of Basque Country, Spain |
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System overview & business cases
Welcome & introduction by W. Sami (EBU Technical), L. Vermaele (EBU Technical, Director) & R. Obreja (BBC, DRM Chair)
L. Cornell (BBC), Alexander Zink & V. Dwivedi (DRM Project Director, on behalf of M.C. Aggarwal, All India Radio)
C. Re (Radio Maria), E. Boutterin (SNRL), Q/A of the morning sessions
A. Flynn (Christian Vision), V. Dwivedi (DRM Project Director)
Technical & regulatory issues
P. Angueira (Univ. of Basque Country), J. Schroeder (RFmondial), G. Spells (VT Communications)
M. Stoll (Thomson), J. Huber (Transradio)
Content
Session chaired by R. Obreja