ETSI Workshop Effects of transmission performance on Multimedia QoS  17 - 19 June 2008, Prague, Czech Republic   Home Agenda and Presentations Registration and details Instructions for speakers

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Recent developments in telecommunications

The main objectives of the workshop are to:

·         Discuss the effects of transmission performance of access, core and home networks on the quality of multimedia services, as perceived by the user

·         Discuss the effect of interaction between networks and endpoints (terminals) on multimedia quality as perceived by the user

·         Present the results of experiments and/or of quality modelling for services combining several media (voice, audio, video, data)

·         Exchange information and establish relationships between research, state and industrial organizations involved in the topic

·         To analyse the implications for the delivery of new services on Next Generation Networks (NGN) (e.g. IMS)

Topics that will be addressed will include:

·         Effect on quality of errors and packet loss for any type of multimedia services and for all types of access and terminals

·         Relationships between transmission bandwidth and multimedia quality

·         Media interaction effects on perceived multimedia quality,

·         Prediction of user perception by multimedia quality modelling

This workshop is of major importance to researchers, developers and standards makers in the field of telecommunications, interested in the latest developments in the new generations of multimedia communication systems.

Participation in the Workshop is open to everyone and free of charge.

Candidate speakers are invited to send abstracts and papers to: STQsupport@etsi.org. Please provide an abstract of no more than 200 words.

This workshop is organised by ETSI Technical Committee (TC) Speech processing, Transmission and Quality Aspects (STQ). For more details go on the ETSI Portal at: http://portal.etsi.org/stq

An STQ flyer is available here.

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