Broadcast standardization engineering
Moving playout, packaging and transport onto cloud infrastructure without breaking the timing the air chain depends on — and being honest about which functions have to stay at the site.
Specification-derived test suites for ATSC 3.0 and TV 3.0 transport — STLTP, ROUTE/DASH, MMTP. Explicit pass/fail criteria and campaigns that reproduce.
Carrying STLTP across public networks and CDNs instead of dedicated circuits: latency budgets, buffer sizing, byte-integrity verification, and how the link behaves when it degrades.
Absolute-time emission under A/324, GNSS-disciplined references, and diagnosis of the conditions that actually make exciters drop lock.
Reproducible burst-loss and jitter models run against real modulators, measured from the probe side rather than inferred from the sender.
Terrain-profile, diffraction and Fresnel-based coverage studies; link budgets computed against licensed-facility records rather than nominal figures.
Turning measurement into documents that survive review: test plans, conformance reports, and standards contributions.
IEEE Trans. Broadcasting · 2026
IEEE BMSB · 2026
SMPTE Motion Imaging J. · 2025
NAB BEIT · 2025
IEEE BMSB · 2024
SMPTE MTS · 2024
Book chapter · 2024
Revista da SET · 2024
Master's dissertation · 2024
Correspondence about any of the work above is welcome.