The IEEE Broadcast Technology Society’s annual symposium is returning in person this year. And they’ve picked a doozy of a venue.
The event will take place Nov. 8–10 at the Kennedy Space Center’s Astronaut Memorial Foundation Center for Space Education in Titusville, Fla. Attendees will be able tour the main Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center as well as the space shuttle Atlantis exhibit.
The BTS technical program has sessions on Tuesday Nov. 8 that focus on Next-Gen TV topics.
Wednesday Nov. 9 features talks about virtualization in radio in the morning; those speakers include Kirk Harnack, Gary Kline, Chris Crump, Shaun Dolan and Kevin Trueblood. That’s followed by a joint awards lunch for BTS and AFCCE, then more television talk that afternoon.
Thursday Nov. 10 concludes the event with morning sessions about advances in broadcast transmission and tower technology that apply to both radio and TV. Speakers in that block include Tom Silliman, Gary Cavell and Paul Peyla.
Full conference registration is $580 for IEEE members, $700 for others. There are one-day passes as well as discounts for students, life members and certain others. Info is on the reg page.
The IEEE Broadcast Technology Society is “a collaborative working group driving the advancement of technology in the industry.”
