Signal Processing of High Definition Television
Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on HDTV '92, Kawasaki, Japan, 18-20 November 1992
Published on 2. August 1993
Book
Hardback
846 pages
978-0-444-81551-4 (ISBN)
Description
The contributions in this volume are the result of the first merging of the international Workshop of HDTV and Beyond, which has previously been held four times in Italy, and the HDTV Colloquium, which has been held four times in Canada. The 93 papers in this volume provide an international, technical and interdisciplinary appraisal of recent progress in aiding the definition of HDTV and fostering its introduction. The topics addressed include source and channel coding for digital terrestrial broadcasting, HDTV recording, various categories of source coding algorithms, signal processing issues such as scan conversion and motion compensated processing, hardware and VLSI for HDTV, as well as future-oriented subjects such as super high-definition television and three-dimensional television. The book should prove a valuable reference source on current research and development in HDTV and other advanced television technologies.
The contributions in this volume are the result of the first merging of the international Workshop of HDTV and Beyond, which has previously been held four times in Italy, and the HDTV Colloquium, which has been held four times in Canada. The 93 papers in this volume provide an international, technical and interdisciplinary appraisal of recent progress in aiding the definition of HDTV and fostering its introduction. The topics addressed include source and channel coding for digital terrestrial broadcasting, HDTV recording, various categories of source coding algorithms, signal processing issues such as scan conversion and motion compensated processing, hardware and VLSI for HDTV, as well as future-oriented subjects such as super high-definition television and three-dimensional television. The book should prove a valuable reference source on current research and development in HDTV and other advanced television technologies.
The contributions in this volume are the result of the first merging of the international Workshop of HDTV and Beyond, which has previously been held four times in Italy, and the HDTV Colloquium, which has been held four times in Canada. The 93 papers in this volume provide an international, technical and interdisciplinary appraisal of recent progress in aiding the definition of HDTV and fostering its introduction. The topics addressed include source and channel coding for digital terrestrial broadcasting, HDTV recording, various categories of source coding algorithms, signal processing issues such as scan conversion and motion compensated processing, hardware and VLSI for HDTV, as well as future-oriented subjects such as super high-definition television and three-dimensional television. The book should prove a valuable reference source on current research and development in HDTV and other advanced television technologies.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-81551-4 (9780444815514)
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Content
Plenary Session: Invited Papers (M. Hatofi). HDTV computer graphic art (Y. Kawaguchi). Scalability for HDTV (D. Anastassiou). The future of 3-D TV (A. Kopernik et al). Source coding for digital HDTV recording (Y. Hashimoto). A fixed data rate coding scheme tor digital HDTV recording (P. Guillotel, F. Bourdon). An improved coding scheme for studio recording of interlaced and progressive HDTV signals (P. Kauff et al). Hardware implementation of the framestore and data rate control for a digital HDTV-VCR (K. Grueneberg et al). A video coding scheme for HDTV digital VCRs (K. Kondo et al). HDTV research and development activities (K.P. Davies). Present status of Italian activities in HDTV via satellite (L. Bardelli, G. Manoni). Digital terrestrial broadcasting (L. Chiariglione). HDTV-T - A joint research project on digital terrestrial broadcast of HDTV (H. Amor et al). Experience with HDTV transmission (M.J.J.C. Annegarn). Field trial during Albertville Olympic Games on an analogue (RGB+synchro+4 audio) HDTV transmission system using a single optical fibre (P. LeRoux el al). Sub-band coding (H. Yasuda). Optimization of a filter bank for sub-band coding considering statistical redundancy and visual perception (U. Pestel). Channel coding for terrestrial broadcasting (J. Chatel). Terrestrial transmission of digital HDTV in 8 MHz UHF channels (S. Nystrom et al). Sessions: HDTV Fibre Transmission Systems (3 papers). HDTV Recording Systems (4 papers). VLSI for Motion Estimation (4 papers). VLSI Architecture Design (4 papers). HDTV Chip Sets (4 papers). DCT Coding Techniques (4 papers). Spatiotemporal Filtering (4 papers). Display and Sensor Technology (5 papers). 3-D TV (3 papers). Hardware Systems (3 papers). Digital satellite transmission (T. Nishitani). Flexible bit rate coding for satellite transmission of HDTV (C. Guillemot et al). HDTV/standard TV compatibility (D. Anastassiou). Compatible multi-resolution coding scheme (F. Boucherok, J.-F. Vial), Super HDTV (E. Zwaneveld). Super high definition image handling system (H. Ohira et al). Signal processing for HDTV transmission systems (Y. Ninomiya). An enhanced studio coding system for wide bandwidth channels (J.O. Drewery et al). Variable bit-rate coding (T. Aoyama). Compatible HDTV distribution using fixed distortion sub-band coding (F. Bosveld et al). Source coding (E. Dubois). Motion estimation and compensation (A. Vincent). Motion compensating interpolation for improved slow motion (B. Chupeau, P. Salmon). Scan conversion (H. Gaggioni). Edge adaptive interpolation for scanning rate conversions (J. Salonen. S. Kalli). Panel discussion on "Digital HDTV Services - When and How?" (L. Stenger). (Part contents).