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formerly
satellite Interference Reduction
Group
are dealing with…
Satellite Interference!
…Carrier ID!
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.org
DVB CID Update…
The End of the Beginning!
DVB completed its work on CID February 28th 2013
http://www.dvb.org/technology/standards/a164_DVB-CID_Carrier-ID_spec.pdf
ETSI published the standard 29th May 2013!
ETSI TS 103 129
http://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_ts/103100_103199/103129/01.01.01_60/ts_103129v010101p.pdf
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.org
…so where are we?
We have an ETSI Standard (May 2013) & NIT!
70% of all supplied Modulators are DVB CID ready now!
80% of all supplied Encoders are NIT CID ready now!
SDA CID Database in production (ready for June 2014)
Detection Systems available now!
Eutelsat, Intelsat & SES putting CID Systems in place now!
WBU-ISOG Resolutions created CID targets! (May 2013)
ASBU Action Plan requires CID (Oct 2013)
FCC require ALL SNG/Flyaway Broadcast Platforms to be
DVB CID compliant by 1st June 2016
Start CID rollout – 1st January 2015!
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.org
…so what’s missing?
BROADCASTERS
…the
Broadcasters, We Need You!
TURN CID ON!
Uplinkers & Users?
…the people that wanted something done!
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.org
So moving forward…
Based on these particular WBU-ISOG resolutions with the
aim to start rollout by 2015:
1. By 1 January 2015: All new modulators purchased for video uplinking will contain CID
meeting ETSI DVB-CID standard
2. To meet Resolution 1, all Uplinkers of SCPC and MCPC video and data, fixed and
mobile, will include DVB-CID in all RFPs for new modulators
3. By 1 January 2018: All uplinkers shall use DVB-CID on their SCPC and MCPC video
and data transmissions
Can we find out who has CID (NIT or DVB)?
Who is requiring it? (Commercial/Military)
What planning is being done?
How we can support…
Providing better information, how?
Workshops, Events, Sessions?
ASBU Action Plan!
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.org
What is CID?
Carrier ID is a unique identification code embedded on a
transmitted carrier
This will be decoded by Satellite Operators to identify the
uplinker of an interfering carrier
No customer information (location or contacts) need be
included with the CID (although it may be optionally
included). So privacy is ensured for the customer
Initially for DVB OU/SNG, video, data. Not VSAT TDMA
Two formats:
CID-NIT (old spec, to be phased out, may be compatible with
existing equipment, requires uplinker to program the NIT)
DVB-CID (new spec, robust in presence of overlapping
interference, spread spectrum technology, minimal user action)
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgWhat are the benefits?
Considerable effort and time is required for Operators to
identify and resolve interference
CID will help identify interfering carriers
Not a magic solution for RFI, but a positive step that will help
Benefits:
Rapidly identify interfering carriers
Enable faster action to resolve interference
Improved QoS for customers (especially those affected by
RFI)
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgHow does DVB-CID work?
CID is transported in a spread spectrum
carrier below the noise floor, under the
main carrier
CID can be decoded even in presence
of overlapping interfering carriers
DVB-CID carrier is at typically 27dB below
the level of the main carrier
Degradation of the main carrier isDVB CID Summary…
DVB CID standard relies on spread spectrum technology in
modems/ modulators to embed CID in satellite transmissions
Mandatory Information – Fixed by Optional Information – Added by
the equipment manufacturer end user
64-bit DVB CID Global Unique Identifier: Carried in the Content ID table:
Derived from a 48 bit MAC address or a 48
bit Space Data Association (SDA) Latitude and longitude
modulator identifier Telephone numbers (up to 3)
CID Format:
A revision code anticipating possible User defined data fields (up to 7)
changes in the revision number and
possible content of the fields in the Content
ID table
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgNext Steps…
Finalize CID Implementation Requirement Requirement
standard of standard by for CID by end for CID by
manufacturers users in all new satellite
purchases operators in all
Some already uplink
implemented transmissions
Complete by
June 1, 2013 70% by end
of 2013
What will
How best to
encourage end Target date:
encourage all to
users to require January 1, 2015
implement?
it?
Completion of the CID standard is only the
beginning…now the real work begins
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgCID (using NIT) - the Olympics - the Process (Manual)…
Each Satellite Operator (e.g. Intelsat, SES & Eutelsat) ensures the NIT contains the…
– Manufacturer’s Code
– Carrier ID # (Serial No/MAC Address –12 Characters max)
Optional - Satellite Operator name and contact info in to the User Field
Sat Ops #1 Sat Ops #2 Sat Ops #n
E.g. Sat Ops #1 detects & reports an Interfering Carrier Geo Stationary satellite
subjected to Interference
Carrier ID extracted & examined (e.g. User Info = Sat Ops #2)…
Legitimate
Then manually, cooperation between Operators… Signal
Sat Ops #2 contacted & provided with Carrier ID#...
Satellite coverage
Sat Ops #2, using the reported Carrier ID#, determines on earth surface
Customer and contacts for corrective action!
This ensures Customer Data stays secure with the responsible Satellite Operator!
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgTimeline
sIRG objective:
To prove CID process, use CID for World Cup OU video, June 2014
Based on WBU-ISOG resolutions:
1. By 1 January 2015: All new modulators purchased for video uplinking
will contain CID meeting ETSI DVB-CID standard
2. To meet Resolution 1, all uplinkers of SCPC and MCPC video and data,
fixed and mobile, will include DVB-CID in all RFPs for new modulators
3. By 1 January 2018: All uplinkers shall use DVB-CID on their SCPC and
MCPC video and data transmissions
4. By 1 January 2018: All use of CID-NIT shall be phased out by this date
5. By 1 January 2015: All Satellite Operators shall start the transition to
use CID that meets CID-NIT or DVB-CID standards (phasing out CID-
NIT by 1 Jan 2018)
Based on new FCC Part 25 Rule (Digital ATIS):
By 1 June 2016: All SNG video transmissions must use the DVB-CID
(ETSI) standard
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgLatest WBU-ISOG Resolutions…
At the conclusion of the recent WBU-ISOG Forum (May 15-16, 2013) held at Fox Networks in Los Angeles, there was agreement to issue a resolution in support of
the recently adopted Carrier ID standard issued by ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) – ETSI TS 103 129 v1.1.1 (2013 – 05). With this
positive step forward by the industry to identify satellite transmissions of video content and as a means to mitigate harmful satellite interference, WBU-ISOG supports
the following resolutions:
Exclusions and their Definition
The requirements for transmission of Carrier ID do not apply to MSS
systems which automatically configure frequency, power level, polarization and transmit inhibit according to commands issued by a
central control mechanism which is in the control of the satellite operator.
The ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) – ETSI TS 103 129 v1.1.1 (2013 – 05) standard does not address
systems that use TDMA or other types of burst carriers, and as such, equipment or systems that use TDMA or burst carriers are
excluded at present from these resolutions.
RESOLUTIONS:
WBU-ISOG supports the requirement that, by no later than January
1, 2015, all new model modulators and codecs with integrated modulators purchased by end users for video uplinking contain a Carrier
ID (CID) that meets the ETSI TS 103 129 standard issued May 29, 2013.
Based on Resolution #1 and with immediate effect, the WBU-ISOG supports the requirement that all uplinkers of SCPC and MCPC
Video and Data, fixed and mobile systems shall include Carrier ID functionality in the required specifications of all current and future
RFP’s (Request for Proposal) or RFQ’s (Request for Quote) issued to equipment manufacturers regarding the purchase of modulators
and/or codecs with integrated modulators.
The WBU-ISOG supports the requirement that all satellite operators, by no later than January 1, 2015 start the transition to use Carrier
ID that meets WBU-ISOG NIT or the ETSI standard for all SNG, DSNG and any other New Uplink transmission services.
The WBU-ISOG supports the requirement that all uplinkers by no later than January 1, 2018 shall ensure that Carrier ID is included for
all their respective SCPC and MCPC Video and Data transmissions.
The WBU-ISOG supports the requirements that CID NIT shall be phased-out in preference to the ETSI standard by January 1, 2018.
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgMoving Forward with CID…
Simple ID, simple fix!
Operator-to-Operator
Automation - SDA)
Use MAC Address only
Secure ID-to-Operator Link
Simple Trace: Carrier-to-
Operator
Hold applicable Carrier Data
details - Operator only!
Accuracy & Maintenance
Use both NIT (ideal start for SNG) & migrate to DVB Standard…
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgSatellite Operator Tasks
Develop CID ops processes
Key objective: minimize complexity and expense for users
Decode ID during line-up/ routine monitoring, enter in carrier dbase
Specify inter-Operator (e.g. via global dbase) processes
Develop global CID database (prototype June 2014, final in 2015)
Implement CID decoding in monitoring systems (basic functionality
by June 2014, full functions for 2015)
Need rollout plan. Large Operators have dozens of mon sites to equip
Promote CID to customers (uplinkers)
Info to sales teams and customers, industry presentations
Implement CID at our own teleports (uplinks)
Target 2015-2018 depending on modem capability and refresh cycle
Longer term automation plans
Auto detection of CID and immediate checking of databases
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgCarrier ID Database - SDA… www.carrierid.org
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgCarrier ID Database – Military Option…
From the standard process… Sat Ops
ID? Y
N
SDA
Y
ID?
N …if ID not found in any database
then simply forward ID to Military
for internal checking via Military
CID Monitoring and Database
Systems.
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgCarrier ID Process “Road Map” - way forward
Broadcasters/ Timeline… 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Users/Industry
RFI-EUI Comtech Comtech/ DVB DVB DVB CID Industry
Turner/CNN Comtech CID Product Newtec Commercial Technical Spec continues to
CID Tests release, - Sat Ops/ Module Complete Feb 2013 implement CID
May 2011 Prices, etc. sIRG/Others Complete Oct 2012 ETSI CID in product
...CID Process Implemented!
CBS Live Tests Nov 2011 Sponsor DVB Feb 2012 Standard ranges
Aug to Sep 2011 Oct 2011 May 2013 Sep IBC 2014
sIRG
Develop
VSAT CID Solutions & Progress Continued
the CID Integrate
CID Database Sat Ops/RFI-EUI/sIRG Develop Database CID
sIRG CID Database... in to
Develop - SDA/ Full Testing begins Development
for SDA
Sat Ops Mar 2012 Include
Olympics Sep
Business up-to-date (Ready for Washington Sat migration to
Started IBC 2014
case to sIRG IBC Sep 2011 Show) SDA
NAB 2010 Board Continued until Olympics Sep 2013
1st January, 2015
Jul 2011 Jun 2012
Satellite
Operators Engage Sat GVF/sIRG Meeting of main Sat Ops
Ops on CID /Eutelsat Industry Parties... Olympic Results of Sat Ops continued
Implementation Summit Sat Corp/ISI, Comtech, Newtec, Implement Olympic Implementation
Database iDirect, sIRG, SES, Eutelsat,
Documentation IBC 8th Intelsat, Ericsson, Vislink, Others? & Start CID Worldwide
sIRG - Draft Jul/Aug
Sep 2011 IBC Sep 2011 Test/Live CID Sep IBC to Aug 2014
2011
Jul 2011 Mar 2012 2012
STOP Interference Now! (it’s a SIN!)
Presented by Martin Coleman - Executive Director sIRG www.satirg.orgformerly
satellite Interference Reduction Group
THANK YOU!
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