CineGrid.org Newsletter
Issue: 3 March/2009
Greetings!

It's been a busy year so far. In this issue CineGrid would like to congratulate members of the community on work in which they've been involved and received recognition.
 
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CineGrid Workshop Recap

Besides the U.S., the CineGrid workshop attendee boasted over 170 attendees including representatives from following countries: Austalia, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, and Switzerland.
What's New

To start, some fantastic demos for CineGrid Workshop 4K 60P telepresence:

  • Telematics for Distributed Collaborative Audio Post-Production
  • 4K Multi-point Telepresence for Remote Collaboration
  • 2K/HD 4:4:4 Uncompressed Streaming and 4K/60P J2K Streaming
  • 4K Stereo Computer Graphics Theater: pre-rendered playback and real-time interactive
Paul Hearty - Emmy Awards
emmy awardsIn January 2009, he accepted an Emmy at the 60th Annual Technology and Engineering Emmy Awards for the work he and the Advanced Television Evaluation Laboratory had done in helping with the Standardization of the ATSC Digital System.
 
Paul Hearty was one of the key players in the 1987 North American Public HDTV Demonstrations, which transmitted HDTV over satellite to receive locations in 7 cities for viewing and evaluation by more than 10,000 members of the public. He became involved in activities of the FCC Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service at its inception in 1987.

Through the period from 1987 to 1994, he was an ex officio member of the Advisory Committee and served prominently in the Advisory Committee leadership and on many of its committees, including the Special Panel and the Technical Subgroup, which ultimately decided on the acceptability of systems tested.
 

 We're pleased to make a correction!

We originally wrote that one member won a CENIC award this year, but when we read more on the CENIC site, we saw that two CineGrid members won - UCSD/Calit2 and USC/SCA. Recap/explanation of award and contact for Tom DeFanti and Richard Weinberg follows.

If your organization is not yet a CineGrid member, we hope you will consider joining. A CineGrid membership form is available online.

Thanks again for your participation.

Best regards,
Natalie Van Osdol

Natalie Van Osdol
Vice President  
Pacific Interface Inc.
vanosdol@pacific-interface.com
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