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Journal Article ATSC 3.0 기반 재난약자 맞춤형 재난방송서비스에 대한 연구
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Authors
김나연, 현은희, 배병준
Issue Date
2019-11
Citation
방송공학회논문지, v.24, no.6, pp.928-938
ISSN
1226-7953
Publisher
한국방송공학회
Language
Korean
Type
Journal Article
Abstract
Republic of Korea has established ‘Transmission and Reception for Terrestrial UHDTV Broadcasting Service’ standard based on ATSC 3.0, the next-generation broadcasting standard in North America and is now providing commercial services. Republic of Korea has been studying terrestrial UHDTV based disaster broadcasting service using the ATSC 3.0 AEA system's technology since 2018. ATSC 3.0 has established a standard for expanding disaster broadcasting services, which were used to be simple push-type text message broadcasting, by introducing bidirectional and rich-media transporting mechanisms. However, the disaster information is still focused on the general public, and disaster broadcasting service including detailed information for the vulnerable are still insufficient. In this paper, we proposed the optimized disaster broadcasting service for vulnerable populations based on ATSC 3.0 after defined the disaster vulnerable populations as the target of the service. And we defined the extension element of disaster broadcasting message for service provision. The proposed service can be an effective means to increase the possibility of disaster information reception and evacuation to vulnerable populations. In addition, it is expected to be used as a basic research for development of diverse and effective advanced services for vulnerable populations through linkage with existing disaster alerting and countermeasures studies.
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ATSC 3.0, Basic research, Commercial services, Detailed information, Disaster information, Extension element, Message broadcasting, Next-generation, North America, Republic of Korea, Research for development
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