INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION
Radiocommunication Bureau
(Direct Fax N°. +41 22 730 57 85)
Circular Letter
6/LCCE/14
19 November 2001
To Administrations of Member States of the ITU and Radiocommunication Sector Members
participating in the work of Radiocommunication Working Parties 6A, 6E, 6M, 6P,
6Q, 6R, 6S, Task Group 6/7, Task Group 6/8 and Study Group 6
Subject:
Meetings of Working Parties 6A, 6E, 6M, 6P, 6Q, 6R, 6S, Task Group 6/7 and Task
Group 6/8 in conjunction with a meeting of Radiocommunication Study Group 6
WP 6A: Program assembling and formatting (replacing former WP 6D)
WP 6E: Terrestrial delivery
WP 6M: Interactive and multimedia broadcasting
WP 6P: Content production/postproduction
WP 6Q: Performance assessment and quality control
WP 6R: Recording for production, archival and play-out; film for television
WP 6S: Satellite delivery
TG 6/7: Planning parameters for digital broadcasting at frequencies below 30 MHz
TG 6/8: Preparation for the Regional Radiocommunication Conference 2004 (RRC-04)
[TG 6/9: Digital Cinema]
SG 6:
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Broadcasting services
Introduction
The meetings of Working Parties were foreseen in the programme of the Radiocommunication
Study Groups by the meeting of Study Group Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen held on 3 and
4 September 2001. Task Group 6/8 was established during the meeting of Study Group 6 of
2 October 2001 (see Administrative Circular CACE/231 dated 16 October 2001, which includes the
dates of the first meeting to be held in Geneva for 16 to 18 January 2002). The allocation of
Questions assigned to Study Group 6 is listed in Annex 1.
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The programme of the meetings may include also the first meeting of Task Group 6/9 subject to the
approval of draft new Question ITU-R [Doc. 6/186] which has been submitted for approval by
Members States in compliance with Resolution ITU-R 1-3, through Circular CAR/117 dated
7 November 2001. The draft Decision to establish Task Group 6/9 subject to the approval of the draft
new Question has been announced in Administrative Circular CACE/234 dated 12 November 2001.
The first meeting of Task Group 6/9 would take place at the ITU Headquarters, Geneva, from
11 to 15 March 2002.
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Date and place of the meetings
The meetings will take place in the ITU Headquarters, Geneva. Services directly connected with
meeting activities, such as delegate registration, document distribution, etc., will be located in the
vicinity of the meeting rooms. Registration will commence at 08:30 hours on the opening day. The
meetings are scheduled as follows:
Working Party 6Q
19-22 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
Working Party 6R
18-22 March 2002
opening at 14:00 hours
Working Party 6S
13-22 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
Working Party 6E
14-20 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
Working Party 6P
18-22 March 2002
opening at 10:45 hours
Working Party 6M
18-22 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
Working Party 6A
19-22 March 2002
opening at 14:00 hours
Task Group 6/7
11-13 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
Task Group 6/8
4-8 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
[Task Group 6/9
11-15 March 2002
opening at 14:00 hours]
Study Group 6
25-26 March 2002
opening at 9:30 hours
The meeting of Radiocommunication Study Group 6 is announced in Administrative
Circular CACE/235.
3
Programme of meetings
In accordance with Resolution ITU-R 1-3, the Working Parties and Task Groups study assigned
ITU-R Questions and will prepare draft ITU-R Recommendations, progress reports and other texts
for consideration by Study Group 6. Preliminary draft agendas for the above-mentioned meetings
are contained in Annex 2. Task Group 6/8 will prepare, on the basis of contributions from
administrations, other Study Groups, and the Special Committee a report to be submitted to
Regional Radiocommunication Conference 2004 (RRC-04).
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3.1
Preparation of draft new or revised Recommendations to be adopted according to
§ 10.2.2 of Resolution ITU-R 1-3
Draft new or revised Recommendations prepared during the meetings of Working Parties 6A, 6E,
6M, 6P, 6Q, 6R, 6S, Task Group 6/7 and [Task Group 6/9] held immediately prior to the
Study Group, will be submitted to the Study Group. Immediately after the Study Group meeting,
these draft Recommendations will be circulated for consideration to all administrations and other
organizations participating in the work of Study Group 6 (§ 10.2.2.3). The Study Group
consideration period shall extend for at least two months following the circulation of the draft
Recommendations and shall end after the texts of the draft Recommendations have been available
in the working languages for at least four weeks. If no objections from Members are received in the
Study Group consideration period, the procedure of approval (§ 10.3) will be initiated.
Should any unresolved objection from Members remain, the text will either be submitted to the next
Radiocommunication Assembly or, if appropriate, referred back to the relevant Study
Group/Working Party/Task Group for further study.
If, at its meeting, a Study Group decides that a draft Recommendation resulting from the study of
a Question identified as suitable for the Alternative Approval Procedure (AAP) has no policy or
regulatory implications, the approval process of Resolution ITU-R 45 may be applied. In such
a case, the draft Recommendation should be considered for adoption using the consultation
procedure described above. Once adopted by this procedure, such a Recommendation shall then be
considered approved in accordance with Resolution ITU-R 45.
4
Working language
The Working Parties and Task Groups conduct their work in English.
5
Contributions
Contributions in response to the work of the Working Parties and Task Groups are invited. These
will be processed according to the provisions laid down in Resolution ITU-R 1-3. One copy of each
contribution should be sent to the Secretariat, Radiocommunication Bureau for processing.
Contributions should also be sent to the Chairmen of the relevant Working Party or Task Groups
and to the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Study Group 6. The pertinent addresses can be found in
Annex 3 to this circular. Participants are encouraged to submit contributions by electronic mail to:
catherine.laurent@itu.int
Documents received up to six weeks in advance of the meeting are dispatched, as far as possible,
before the meeting in their original language. Later contributions, received up to seven days in
advance of the meeting, are made available at the opening of the meeting in the original working
language and, if possible, in English. The Secretariat cannot guarantee that documents received after
the seven-day limit can be made available for the opening of the meeting. Submissions later
than 12:00 hours on the working day preceding the opening of the meeting are not accepted.
Resolution ITU R 1-3 provides that contributions which are not available to participants at the
opening of the meeting shall not be considered.
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Visa requirements
We would remind you that citizens of some countries are required to obtain a visa in order to enter
and spend any time in Switzerland. The visa must be requested and obtained from the office
(embassy or consulate) representing Switzerland in your country or, if there is no such office in
your country, from the one that is closest to the country of departure. If problems are encountered,
the Union can, at the official request of the administration or company you represent, approach the
competent Swiss authorities in order to facilitate delivery of the visa. Any such request must specify
the name and functions of the individual(s) for whom the visa(s) is/are requested and be
accompanied by a copy of the approved registration form approved for the ITU conference or
meeting in question.
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Participation
The intended participation of your representative(s) should be advised not later than one month
before the opening of the meeting, by means of the annexed form (Annex 4) (to be photocopied as
required). For hotel accommodation see Administrative Circular CA/87 dated 6 September 2000.
Robert. W. Jones
Director, Radiocommunication Bureau
Annexes:
4
Distribution:
–
–
–
Administrations of Member States and Radiocommunication Sector Members participating in the work of Radiocommunication Working
Parties 6A, 6E, 6M, 6P, 6Q, 6R, 6S, Task Group 6/7, Task Group 6/8 and Radiocommunication Study Group 6
Chairman and Vice-Chairmen of Radiocommunication Study Group 6
Secretary-General of the ITU, Director of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, Director of the Telecommunication Development
Bureau
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ANNEX 1
Allocation of existing Questions
Working Party 6A: Program assembling and formatting
ITU-R
Question
208-1/10
Title
Category
Low bit-rate audio coding standards
S1
Audio coding schemes for sound broadcast programme inserts
S1
Standards for digital high definition television
S1
65-1/11
Interfaces for digital video signals
S1
115-1/11
Interconnection specifications for audiovisual equipment related to
broadcasting
226/10
6/6
12/6
Generic bit-rate reduction coding of digital TV signals (SDTV, EDTV
and HDTV) for contribution, for primary and secondary distribution,
for emission and for related applications
S3/AP
S1
214/11
User requirements for interconnection of digital HDTV studio equipment
operating at full or reduced bit rate
S1/AP
230/11
Acquisition and recovery times in digital television encoding
S2/AP
231/11
Digital HDTV studio interfaces
S1
235/11
Digital coding and compression of stereoscopic television pictures
S3
248/11
Harmonization of methods for delivery of multichannel digital services to
the home
S2/AP
250/11
Digital coding for multi-programme television
S2/AP
Serial data transport mechanism for packetized data within a television
production studio based on, and compatible with, Recommendations
ITU-R BT.656 and ITU-R BT.1120
S3/AP
255/11
Auxiliary signals for digital codecs to assist editing and cascading
S3/AP
266/11
Reference signals for the component digital studio
S1/AP
5-1/6
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Working Party 6E: Terrestrial delivery
ITU-R
Question
Title
Category
44-2/10
LF, MF and HF sound broadcasting
S3
49-2/10
Receivers for sound broadcasting below 30 MHz
S3
55-1/10
Protection ratios in LF, MF and HF broadcasting
S2
56-1/10
Minimum usable field strength in LF, MF and HF broadcasting
S2
57-2/10
Sky-wave reception in LF, MF and HF broadcasting
S2
58-1/10
Coverage in LF, MF and HF broadcasting
S2
61-1/10
Single-sideband (SSB) system for broadcasting (HF)
S2
65-1/10
Short-distance broadcasting in band 7 (HF) in the Tropical Zone
S2
71/10
Transmission of supplementary information with a single transmitter in
frequency-modulation sound broadcasting
S1
75/10
Immunity of FM broadcast receivers against interference
S2
76-3/10
Transmitting and receiving antennas at VHF and UHF
S1
78-1/10
Standards for the transmission of several sound signals in one TV channel
in terrestrial or satellite broadcasting including HDTV and EDTV systems
S1
107/10
Characteristics of terrestrial digital sound-broadcasting systems for
reception by vehicular, portable and fixed receivers
S1
201-1/10
Transmitting and receiving antennas at LF and MF
S2
205-1/10
Evaluating fields from broadcasting transmitting systems operating at
frequencies below 30 MHz for assessing exposure to non-ionizing
radiation
S2
Synchronized transmitters in LF and MF sound broadcasting
S2
Digital broadcasting at frequencies below 30 MHz
S2
Spectrum requirements for sound broadcasting
S1
Polarization of emissions in the terrestrial broadcasting service
S2
213/10
217-1/10
224/10
11/6
55-1/11
Conditions for a satisfactory television service in the presence of reflected
signals
72-1/11
Multiplexing of data services in a broadcasting channel
S3
74-1/11
Data broadcasting services provided in a broadcasting channel
S3
121-1/11
Digital terrestrial television broadcasting
S1
Coding for the broadcasting of digitally-encoded TV signals in terrestrial
narrow-band channels
S1
Planning parameters for digital television broadcasting using terrestrial
channels
S1
243/11
Enhancement of conventional analogue television
S3
268/11
Spectrum requirements for television broadcasting
S1
Universal transmitters and retransmitters for both analogue and digital
terrestrial TV broadcasting
S1
203/11
4-1/6
9/6
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Working Party 6M: Interactive and multimedia broadcasting
ITU-R
Question
222/10
73/11
77-1/11
204/11
205/11
237/11
256/11
258/11
260/11
7/6
Title
Category
Digital interactive sound, multimedia and data broadcasting systems
International exchange of captioning material for television programmes
Conditional-access broadcasting systems
Data broadcasting systems and services in an HDTV environment
Parameters for integrated services digital broadcasting (ISDB)
Data structure and requirements for multimedia-hypermedia broadcasting
services
Digital interactive television broadcasting systems
Multimedia evolution and common content format
Broadcast data systems to facilitate “client storage”
Interface to webcasting and its supporting data services
S1
S3/AP
S1
S3
S2
S3/AP
S1
S1/AP
S1/AP
S2/AP
Working Party 6P: Content production/postproduction
ITU-R
Question
84-1/10
105-1/10
207/10
211-1/10
225/10
2/6
27-3/11
Title
Category
Sound systems for the hearing impaired
Multi-lingual services in multichannel sound systems
Standards for digital audio techniques
System parameters for multichannel sound systems
Tolerable round-trip time delay for sound broadcast programme
Audio metering characteristics suitable for use in digital sound production
Standards for the high-definition television studio and for international
programme exchange
35-4/11 Synchronization necessary for the satisfactory reception of sound and
picture signals
119-1/11 The harmonization of standards between broadcast and non-broadcast
applications of television
206-1/11 Standards for the digital encoding of colour television signals
225/11 Overall coordination of the technical characteristics and associated test
methods for the separate parts of the television signal chain
226/11 Extremely high-resolution imagery
236/11 User requirements for electronic news gathering (ENG)
244/11 Frequency requirements for electronic news gathering
249/11 Use of computer technology in television broadcasting applications
253/11 Assessment and optimization of quality of colour reproduction in television
254/11 Adaptive image quality enhancement in future TV systems
259/11 Tolerable round-trip time delay for television broadcast programme inserts
263/11 Broadcasting of copy protection signalling for television
264/11 Emerging digital opportunities for the production of enhanced television
Digital image formats for programme production and exchange for digital
1/6
television broadcasting
10/6
Enhanced television
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S2
S2
S3/AP
S1/AP
S1/AP
S3
S1/AP
S1
S3
S2/AP
S3
S1
S2
S2
S3/AP
S3/AP
S1/AP
S1
S1
S1
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Working Party 6Q: Performance assessment and quality control
ITU-R
Question
85-2/10
220/10
221/10
227/10
8/6
64-4/11
211-2/11
234/11
257/11
261/11
265/11
Title
Category
Subjective assessment of sound quality in broadcasting using digital
techniques
Subjective assessment of small, medium and large impairments in sound
quality
Calibration of the listening level for headphones in subjective listening
tests
Methodologies for subjective assessment of audio and video quality
Note of the Secretariat: This Question is identical to Question ITU-R
265/11 below
Methods for the assessment of automated Audio Metadata Extraction
Systems
Objective quality parameters and associated measurement and monitoring
methods for digital television signals
Subjective assessments of the quality of television pictures including
alphanumeric and graphic pictures
Subjective assessment of stereoscopic television pictures
Relationship between quality, quality evaluation methodology, and type of
application in a multimedia environment
Television and multimedia images quality levels
Methodologies for subjective assessment of audio and video quality
S2
S2/AP
S1/AP
S2/AP
S2/AP
S3
S3/AP
S3/AP
S2/AP
S1
S1/AP
Working Party 6R: Recording for production, archival and play-out; film for television
ITU-R
Question
214-1/10
215/10
216-1/10
103-1/11
104-3/11
108-2/11
233-1/11
238-1/11
239-1/11
240-1/11
245-1/11
246/11
251-1/11
269/11
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Title
Category
Unified identification label for international exchange of sound recordings
Recording of sound programmes for international exchange
Archival of sound programmes in broadcasting
Small format recording of television programmes on magnetic tape for
international exchange
Recording of television programmes on optical disks for international
exchange
Digital recording of high definition television programmes for international
exchange
Unified identification label for international exchange of television
recordings and films for television
Television recording format for long-term programme archives
Recording of television programmes for international exchange
Use of cinematographic film in television
Use of CD-ROM programme material for television broadcasting
Recording of television programmes for delayed re-broadcasting at regional
centres
User requirements in the area of file management and transfer protocols for
television recording in programme production
Recording formats to be used in international tape exchange for HDTV
programme evaluation
S1/AP
S2/AP
S2/AP
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S3/AP
S1/AP
S3/AP
S3/AP
S3/AP
S3/AP
S3/AP
S3/AP
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Working Party 6S: Satellite delivery
ITU-R
Question
93-2/10
204-1/10
219/10
86-2/11
89-1/11
92-1/11
93-1/11
94-2/11
99-1/11
100-1/11
218-1/11
220/11
221/11
222/11
223/11
224-1/11
241/11
247/11
267/11
3/6
Title
Category
Characteristics of systems in the broadcasting-satellite service (sound) for
individual reception by means of portable and vehicular receivers
Frequency sharing issues related to the introduction of the broadcastingsatellite service (sound) in the frequency range 1-3 GHz
Spectrum management issues related to the introduction of the
broadcasting-satellite service (sound) in the frequency range 1-3 GHz
Frequency sharing for the feeder links to a broadcasting satellite (sound
and television)
Sharing studies between high-definition television (HDTV) in the
broadcasting-satellite service and other services
Digital techniques in the broadcasting-satellite service (sound and
television)
Transmitting and receiving antennas for the broadcasting-satellite service
(sound and television) and for the associated feeder links
Radiation of unwanted emissions from space stations in the broadcastingsatellite service (sound and television)
Telemetry, tracking and command signals and test signals for maintenance
testing of broadcasting-satellite radio-frequency characteristics
Satellite broadcasting of high-definition television (HDTV)
Technical characteristics of feeder links to broadcasting satellites operating
in the 12, 17 and 21 GHz bands
Characteristics of systems in the broadcasting-satellite service (sound and
television) for reception by transportable and fixed receivers
Characteristics of receiving systems in the broadcasting-satellite service
(sound and television)
Satellite orbits & space station technology for the broadcasting-satellite
service (sound & television)
Protection ratios for interference studies and system planning in the
broadcasting-satellite service (sound and television)
Simultaneous transmissions of TV programmes on BSS and FSS services
from a multiservice space station
Interactive satellite broadcasting systems (television, sound and data)
Access to orbit and spectrum resources for the broadcasting-satellite service
and the fixed-satellite service “direct-to-home” applications
Sharing criteria for BSS networks in the 17.3-17.8 GHz band in Region 2,
and in the 21.4-22 GHz band in Regions 1 and 3, and their associated
feeder links
Digital broadcasting of multiple services and programmes in the
broadcasting–satellite service
C2
C2
C2
C1
C1
S1
C1
C1
S1
C2
C1
S1
S2
S2
C1
S1
S1
C1
S1
S2
TG 6/7: Planning parameters for digital broadcasting at frequencies below 30 MHz
ITU-R
Title
Question
223/10 Planning parameters for digital broadcasting at frequencies below 30 MHz
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ANNEX 2
Draft agenda for the first meeting of Working Party 6A
(Geneva, 19-22 March 2002)
1
Opening remarks
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Progress of the work
3.1 Reports of the Special Rapporteurs
4
–
File management and studio networks
–
Future activities on Metadata
Organization of the work
4.1 Presentation and review of input documents
4.2 Status and review of Questions, Recommendations and Reports
4.3 Establishment of Drafting Groups and assignment of documents
5
Contributions to be sent to the next meeting of Study Group 6
–
Draft new or revised Recommendations to be approved according to § 10 of
Resolution ITU-R 1-3 by:
•
•
–
Draft new or revised Recommendations to be approved according to
Resolution ITU-R 45
•
–
6
Adoption by Study Group by correspondence (§ 10.2.2) and approval procedure
(§ 10.3) by Member States Consultation or the next RA
Compliance with Annex 1 of Resolution ITU-R 1-3 (if required)
Compliance with Annex 1 of Resolution ITU-R 1-3 (if required)
Other contributions
Any other business
J. JOHANN
Chairman, Working Party 6A
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Draft agenda for the fourth meeting of Working Party 6E
(Geneva, 14-20 March 2002)
1
Opening remarks
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Reports of the meetings of:
3.1
Study Group 6
3.2
Study Group 6 Steering Committee
4
Status and review of Questions, Recommendations, Opinions, Resolutions and Decisions
5
Update of status of Recommendations adopted at October 2001 Study Group 6 meeting
6
Reports of Special Rapporteur Groups and Special Rapporteurs
6.1
Protection ratios (6E/SRG-1)
6.2
HF/CPM issues (6E/SRG-2). Coordination with other Study Groups (9 and 8)
6.3
Out-of-Band and spurious emissions (6E/SRG-3)
6.4
Echo cancelling technique (6E/SRG-4)
6.5
Handbook on Digital TV (6E/SRG-5)
6.6
MMDS (6E/SRG-6)
6.7
Handbook on Digital Sound Broadcasting (6E/SRG-7)
6.8
Service planning and Technical Planning Criteria for Terrestrial DSB (6E/SRG-8)
6.9
Recommendation on Question ITU-R 205/10 (6E/SRG-9)
6.10 Handbook on digital sound broadcasting below 30 MHz (6E/SRG-10)
6.11 VHF/UHF Antenna Recommendation (6E/SRG-11)
7
Report of the Joint Rapporteur Group, JRG ITU-R/IEC
8
Update on status of a Regional Radiocommunication Conference on revision of Stockholm
61 Plan (TV planning in Region 1)
9
Introduction and attribution of input documents
10
Establishment of Drafting Groups
11
Consideration of output documents
12
Liaison with other Working Parties, etc.
13
Documents to be prepared for submission to the next meeting of Study Group 6
14
Program of future work
15
Future meetings
16
Other business
L. OLSON,
Chairman, Working Party 6E
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Draft agenda for the fourth meeting of Working Party 6M
(Geneva, 18-22 March 2002)
1
Approval of the agenda
2
Method of working
3
Report of the last meeting
4
Matters arising:
–
Preliminary draft new Question on Digital Rights Management
–
Preliminary draft new Recommendation on Terrestrial Return Channel
5
Presentation of contributions
6
Appointment of Drafting Groups
7
Review ToR and Workplan
8
Diagrammatic representation update
9
Reports from Rapporteurs
10
Any other business
11
Date of next meeting
B. ALDOUS
Chairman, Working Party 6M
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Draft agenda for the fourth meeting of Working Party 6P
(Geneva, 18-22 March 2002)
1
Opening remarks
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Reports of the meetings of:
3.1 Study Group 6
3.2 Study Group 6 Steering Committee
4
Update of status of Questions and Recommendations adopted at September 2001 Study
Group 6 meeting
5
Status and review of Questions, Recommendations, Opinions, Resolutions and Decisions
5.1 Editorial review and update of old Recommendations, formation of Drafting Group(s)
6
Reports of the Special Rapporteur Groups and Rapporteurs, introduction of corresponding
input documents, formation of necessary Drafting Groups:
6.1 WP 6P SRG-1
Television Quality Space (Hearty, Davies)
6.2 WP 6P SRG-2
Adaptive Image Quality Control (Gofaisen)
6.3 WP 6P SRG-3
Level Metering (Todd)
6.4 WP 6P SRG-4
Extremely High Resolution Imaging (Tatsuzawa)
6.5 MPEG liaison on D-Cinema (Dare, Todd)
7
Organization of other work, formation of additional Drafting Groups:
7.1 Video
7.1.1
Adaptive systems and colorimetry (Gofaisen)
7.1.2
Enhanced SECAM – Drafting Group (Gofaisen)
7.1.3
A standard HDTV colour bar signal
7.1.4
Definition of colorimetry of TV systems
7.1.5
Prospects for future draft Recommendations
7.2 Audio
7.2.1
Round-trip delay tolerances
7.2.2
Audio video lip sync tolerances
7.2.3
A/V reference signals for automatic adjustment of sound/vision delay
7.2.4
Surround sound production and monitoring
7.2.5
Prospects for future draft Recommendations
8
Introduction and attribution of other input documents and establishment of any other
Drafting Groups
9
Consideration of output documents and documents to be submitted to Study Group 6
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Liaison with other Working Parties, organisations, etc.
11
Program of future work
12
Future meetings
13
Other business
S. LIENG
Chairman, Working Party 6P
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Draft agenda for the third meeting of Working Party 6Q
(Geneva, 19-22 March 2002)
1
Opening remarks
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Review of the Chairman’s Report of the first of Working Party 6Q
4
Report by the Chairman of Study Group 6
5
Review of texts, Questions and Recommendations
6
Review of Tasks initiated at the first meeting of Working Party 6Q including liaisons with
external groups
7
Introduction of input documents
8
Definition of Drafting Groups and attribution of input documents
9
Review of output documents including liaison statements
10
Report to Study Group 6
11
Plan for future work
12
Next meeting
13
Any other business
V. A. BARONCINI
Chairman, Working Party 6Q
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Draft agenda for the fourth meeting of Working Party 6R
(Geneva, 18-22 March 2002)
1
Opening of the meeting
2
Approval of the draft agenda
3
Organisational matters
4
Status of Recommendations, Reports, Opinions, Decisions
5
Review of the results of the Ad-Hoc Group on Questions on the Steering Committee
6
Organisation of the work of Working Party 6R
7
Proposal for assignment of input documents
8
Establishment of Drafting Groups
9
Discussion of documents for submission to the meeting of Study Group 6
10
Liaison with other Working Parties, etc.
11
Program of future work of Working Party 6R
12
Future meetings
13
Any other business
14
Closure of the meeting
P. ZACCARIAN
Chairman, Working Party 6R
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Draft agenda for the third meeting of Working Party 6S
(Geneva, 13-22 March 2002)
1
Opening remarks
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Update on meetings of Study Group 6 and related activities
4
Status of Questions and Recommendations approved at the last meeting of
Working Party 6S
5
Handbook on DSB
6
Consideration of the reports on the work progress of the Special Rapporteur Groups:
 SRG-4 and JRG 6S-9D – Sharing studies of BSS (Sound) with fixed services
(S. Kaltenmark)
 SRG-5 – BSS Interactive Services (S. Hirakawa)
 SRG-9 – HDTV BSS at 17 and 21 GHz
 SRG-11 – Sharing studies of BSS (Sound) with mobile services
(S. Kaltenmark)
 SRG-12 – Sharing Studies requested by Resolutions 540 and 735
(E. Reinhart, A. Maimo)
7
Preparations for WRC-03

Approval of text on Agenda item 1.27 for Sec. 3.2 of the CPM Report

Approval of text on Agenda item 1.34 for Sec. 3.5 of the CPM Report

Input to other Groups responsible for other agenda items
8
Completion of work on preliminary draft Reports and preliminary draft Recommendations
from the last meeting
9
Consideration of contributions for the meeting and organization of work
10
Any other business
11
Next meeting
R. ZEITOUN
Chairman, Working Party 6S
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
NOTE 1 – Special Rapporteur Group 6S/SRG-12, whose membership includes
representatives from WP 4A and WP 6S, and is working by correspondence, will meet
on Monday 11 March at the ITU to prepare the draft text on Agenda item 1.27.
Accordingly, the Chairmen of WP 4A and WP 6S prefer that any contributions on this
agenda item be submitted as soon as possible by correspondence to the SRG-12 e-mail
reflector <rwp6s-srg-12@itu.int> rather than to the joint WP 4A/6S meeting.

NOTE 2 – A Joint Working Party 4A/6S meeting will be held on Tuesday 12 March at
the ITU to consider the output from SRG-12. A separate agenda will be issued.

NOTE 3 – SRG-11 will hold a meeting prior to the WP 6S meeting in March. The
exact date has not been finalized. JRG 6S-9D will meet from 6 to 8 March 2002.
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Draft agenda for the third meeting of Task Group 6/7
(Geneva, 11-13 March 2002)
1
Opening address
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Review of the Chairman’s Report of the second meeting of Task Group 6/7
4
Consideration of Question ITU-R 223/10 (CACE/196)
5
Programme of work for the meeting
5.1 Objective of the work (CACE/196)
5.2 Schedule of work (CACE/196)
5.3 Sub-Working Groups
– Minimum usable field strengths
– Protection ratios
– Sharing considerations
– Effects of Power Line Transmission (PLT)
– Draft new Recommendation
6
Consideration of contributions
7
Approval of documents to be submitted to Study Group 6
8
Cooperation with the Special Rapporteur Group 6E/SRG-2
9
Programme of work in the forthcoming months
10
Date and venue of next meeting
11
Any other business
Daniel BOCHENT
Chairman, Task Group 6/7
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Draft agenda for the second meeting of Task Group 6/8
(Geneva, 4-8 March 2002)
1
Opening address
2
Approval of the agenda
3
Organizational matters
4
Programme of work for the meeting
4.1 Consideration of the results of ITU consultation on planning areas
4.2 Structure of the Report to be submitted to RRC-04
5
Consideration of contributions
6
Approval of documents to be submitted to Study Group 6
7
Programme of work in the forthcoming months
9
Date and venue of next meeting
10
Any other business
S. PERPAR
Chairman, Task Group 6/8
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ANNEX 3
List of Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen
Chairman, Study Group 6
Mr. A. MAGENTA
RAI - Radiotelevisione Italiana
Via Teulada 66
00195 ROMA
Italy
Tel: +39 06 3226248
Fax: +39 06 33175115
Internet: magenta@rai.it
Mr. H. KUSSMANN
Deutsche Telekom AG
Rundfunk und Breitbandkabel
Am Kavalleriesand 3
64307 DARMSTADT
Germany (Federal Republic of)
Tel: +49 6151 833420
Fax: +49 6151 838709
Internet: horst.kussmann@telekom.de
Vice-Chairmen, Study Group 6
Mr. R.K. NAJM
Ministry of Information, Television
Technical Affairs
P.O. Box 10152
RIYADH 11433
Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of)
Tel: +966 1 4428574
Tel: +966 5 5422589 (mobile)
Fax: +966 1 4014036
Internet: rknajm@yahoo.com
Mr. J.A. FLAHERTY
CBS, Inc.
524 West 57th Street
Room 2400
NEW YORK, NY 10019
United States of America
Tel: +1 212 9752213
Fax: +1 212 9753646
Internet: jaflaherty@cbs.com
Mr. S. GLOTOV
Ukrainian State Committee of
Communications & Informatization
22 Chreschatic
01001 KIEV
Ukraine
Tel: +380 44 5693872
Fax: +380 44 2285959
Internet: s.glotov@sts.gov.ua /
sergei.glotov@ties.itu.int
Mr. J. KUMADA
Nippon Hoso Kyokai
(Broadcasting Corp. of Japan) (NHK)
Planning Division
Engineering Administration Department
2-2-1, Jinnan, Shibuya-ku
TOKYO 150-8001
Japan
Tel: +81 3 54552301
Fax: +81 3 34850952
Internet: kumada@eng.nhk.or.jp
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Mr. L. OLSON
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
2000 M Street, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554
United States of America
Tel: +1 202 4182142
Fax: +1 202 4180398
Internet: lolson@fcc.gov
Mr. K.M. PAUL
All India Radio
Akashvani Bhavan
Sansad Marg
Parliament Street
NEW DELHI 110001
India (Republic of)
Tel: +91 11 3714464
Fax: +91 11 3714967
Internet: kmpaul@air.org.in
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Mr. V. STEPANIAN
Islamic Rep. of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB)
Jame Jam St. Valie Asr Ave.
TEHRAN
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Tel: +98 21 2166356
Fax: +98 21 2041051
Internet: stepanianv@hotmail.com
Chairman, Working Party 6A
Mr. J. JOHANN
Head of Research Group
T-Nova Berkom
Am Kavalleriesand 3
64307 DARMSTADT
Germany (Federal Republic of)
Tel: +49 6151 838330
Fax: +49 6151 834842
Internet: johann@berkom.de
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6A
Mr. Y. NISHIDA
NHK Science and Technical Research Labs
1-10-11, Kinuta
Setagaya-ku
TOKYO 157-8510
Japan
Tel: +81 3 54942227
Fax: +81 3 54942309
Internet: ynishida@eng.nhk.or.jp
Mr. A. VINCENT
Communications Research Centre
3701 Carling Avenue
OTTAWA, Ontario K2H 8S2
Canada
Tel: +1 613 9982299
Fax: +1 613 9906488
Internet: andre.vincent@crc.doc.ca
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Chairman, Working Party 6E
Mr. L. OLSON
(see above)
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6E
Mr. F. CONWAY
The North American Broadcasters
Association (NABA)
CBC/Radio-Canada
1400 René Levesque Boulevard East
A10-8
MONTREAL, Québec H2L 2M2
Canada
Tel: +1 514 5973853
Fax: +1 514 5973838
Internet: francois_conway@radio-canada.ca
Mr. S. PERPAR
Radio and TV Slovenija
Kolodrovska 2
1550 LJUBLJANA
Slovenia (Republic of)
Tel: +386 1571 2723 (Office)
Tel: +386 1754 1501 (Home)
Fax: +386 1571 2710
Fax: +386 41 642500 (GSM)
Internet: stanko.perpar@rtvslo.si
Mr. P.V. GIUDICI
Radio Vaticana
Direzione Tecnica
00120 ROMA - CITTA DEL VATICANO
Vatican City State
Tel: +39 06 69883995
Fax: +39 06 69885125
Mr. F. GENGAROLI
Australian Broadcasting Authority (ABA)
Blue Building
Benjamin Offices
Chan Street
BELCONNEN, ACT 2616
Australia
Tel: +61 2 62562851
Fax: +61 2 62533277
Internet: fred.gengaroli@aba.gov.au
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Chairman, Working Party 6M
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6P
Mr. B.E. ALDOUS
Department of Trade and Industry
151, Buckingham Palace Road
LONDON SW1W 9SS
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland
Tel: +44 207 2151737
Fax: +44 207 2151966
Internet: brian.aldous@dti.gsi.gov.uk
Mr. O.V. GOFAIZEN
Ukrainian Scientific Research
Institute of Radio & TV (UNIIRT)
Bunin Street 31
ODESSA 65026
Ukraine
Tel: +380 482 242035
Fax: +380 482 224583
Internet: gofaizen@uniirt.com.ua /
gofaizen@ties.itu.int
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6M
Mr. V. STEPANIAN
(see above)
Mr. G. CHOUINARD
Industry Canada
300 Slater Street
OTTAWA, Ontario K1A 0C8
Canada
Tel: +1 613 9904955
Fax: +1 613 9915487
Internet: gerald.chouinard@crc.ca
Mr. R. PLUMMER
DIRECTV
2230 East Imperial Highway
EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245
United States of America
Tel: +1 310 5355472
Fax: +1 310 5355121
Internet: rhplummer@directv.com
Mr. S. HIRAKAWA
Senior Manager
Engineering Department
Mobile Satellite-Broadcasting Division
Toshiba Corporation R&D Center
1, Komukai-Toshiba-Cho, Saiwai-ku
KAWASAKI 210-8582
Japan
Tel: +81 44 5492371
Fax: +81 44 5492372
Internet: shuji.hirakawa@toshiba.co.jp
Chairman, Working Party 6Q
Mr. V. BARONCINI
Fondazione Ugo Bordoni
Via B. Castiglione 59
00142 ROME
Italy
Tel: +39 06 54802134
Fax: +39 06 54804401
Internet: vittorio@fub.it
Chairman, Working Party 6P
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6Q
Mr. S. LIENG
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
(ABC)
10 Lanceley Place
ARTARMON, NSW 2065
Australia
Tel: +61 2 93335702
Fax: +61 2 93335724
Internet: spencer@trd.abc.net.au
M. J. BAINA
Télédiffusion de France (TDF)
1, rue Marconi
57000 METZ
France
Tel: +33 3 87207599
Fax: +33 3 87763062
Internet: jamal.baina@c2r.tdf.fr
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Mrs. A. KARWOWSKA-LAMPARSKA
Institute of Telecommunications
Ul. Szachowa 1
04-894 WARSAW
Poland (Republic of)
Tel: +48 22 129232
Tel: +48 22 128419
Fax: +48 22 128180
Internet: a.karwowska@itl.waw.pl
Mr. T. SPORER
Fraunhofer Institut
Am Helmholtzring 1
98693 ILMENAU
Germany (Federal Republic of)
Tel: +49 3677 694343
Fax: +49 3677 694399
Internet: spo@iis.fhg.de
Mr. K. WATANABE
Research Engineer
Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)
Multimedia Services Research Division
Science & Technology Research Labs.
1-10-11 Kinuta, Setagaya-ku
TOKYO 157-8510
Japan
Tel: +81 3 54942267
Fax: +81 3 54942309
Internet: watanabk@strl.nhk.or.jp
Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6R
Mr. R. BUNCH
Federation of Australian Commercial
Television Stations – FACTS
44 Avenue Road
MOSWAN, NSW 2088
Australia
Tel: +61 2 99602622
Fax: +61 2 99693520
Internet: rbunch@facts.org.au
Mr. K. TATSUZAWA
Sony Corporation
Atsugi Technology Center
4-14-1, Asahi-cho
Atsugi-shi
KANAGAWA-KEN 243-0014
Japan
Tel: +81 462 306165
Fax: +81 462 306533
Internet: Kaichi.Tatsuzawa@jp.sony.com
Mr. C. TODD
Dolby Laboratories
100 Potrero Avenue
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103
United States of America
Tel: +1 415 5580221
Fax: +1 415 8631373
Internet: ct@dolby.com
Chairman, Working Party 6R
Chairman, Working Party 6S
Mr. P. ZACCARIAN
CBS Broadcast Group
Via Mecenate 79
00184 ROMA
Italy
Tel: +39 06 4872559 (home)
Tel: +39 06 4872534 (office)
Fax: +39 06 4873105
Internet: ZACPA@FLASHNET.IT
Mr. R. ZEITOUN
Industry Canada
2074 Knightsbridge Road
OTTAWA, Ontario K2A 0P9
Canada
Tel: +1 613 7293203
Fax: +1 613 7299836
Internet: rzeitoun@rogers.com
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Vice-Chairmen, Working Party 6S
Mr. C. DOSCH
IRT Institut für Rundfunktechnik GmbH
Floriansmuehlstrasse 60
80939 MUNICH
Germany (Federal Republic of)
Tel: +49 89 32399349
Fax: +49 89 32399354
Internet: dosch@irt.de
Mr. E.E. REINHART
6449 Linway Terrace
MCLEAN, VA 22101
United States of America
Tel: +1 703 448 9552
Fax: +1 703 448 5920
Internet: ereinhart@erols.com
Mr. F. ZOU
Ministry of Information Industry
of China
N°2 Fu Xing Men Wai Street
BEIJING 100866
China (People’s Republic of)
Tel: +86 10 86091846
Fax: +86 10 86092048
Internet: zoufeng@public3.bta.net.cn
Chairman, Task Group 6/8
Mr. S. PERPAR
(see above)
Chairman, Task Group 6/7
Mr. D. BOCHENT
TDF
10, rue d'Oradour sur Glane
75732 PARIS Cedex 15
France
Tel: +33 1 55951369
Fax: +33 1 55952137
Internet: danielbochent@compuserve.com
Vice-Chairmen, Task Group 6/7
Mr. L. OLSON
(see above)
Mr. N. SCHALL
Deutsche Welle
Raderberg gürtel 50
50968 KOELN
Germany (Federal Republic of)
Tel: +49 221 3893221
Fax: +49 221 3893240
Internet: nschall@Dwelle.de
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ANNEX 4
Registration Form
ITU-R Meetings
Geneva, Switzerland, 4 March - 7 June 2002
Radiocommunication Bureau
I wish to participate in
6/8
4-8/3
6/7
11-13/3
[6/9]
11-15/3
4A/6S
12/3
6S
13-22/3
6E
14-20/3
6M
18-22/3
4B
3-10/4
9A
3-10/4
9B
3-11/4
9D
4-12/4
4A
8-17/4
9C
10-12/4
SG 9
15-16/4
4-9S
17-25/4
JSG 4+9
26/4
4-7-8-9
30/4 - 8/5
8B
1-7/5
8D
7-16/5
8A
8-14/5
4-7-8
13-17/5
1-6-8-9
16-24/5
3M
20-31/5
3K
21-30/5
3J
22-31/5
3L
27-29/5
7E
27-30/5
SG 3
3-4/6
6/8
3-7/6
Mr. Mrs. Ms. Miss: ..............................................................................
6P
18-22/3
6R
18-22/3
6A
19-22/3
6Q
19-22/3
SG 6
25-26/3
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Accompanied by: .................................................................................
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1. REPRESENTATION
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(to be completed by representatives of Member States only)
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Meeting Section
Place des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva 20
Switzerland
Pigeonhole
Telephone: +41 22 7305802
Telefax: +41 22 7306600
Email: linda.kocher@itu.int
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