Insight to IBOC 17 - Nov 2008
The Radio magazine DAB Answer series continues with the 17th installment. This issue looks at the NPR Labs' analysis of IBOC coverage and interference, IBOC around the world, and a look at the state of awareness of HD Radio.
NPR Labs Weighs in on IBOC Coverage, Interference
Recent publication and distribution of NPR Lab's Digital Radio Coverage and Interference Analysis Research Project (DRCIA) seems to reiterate a point once made by renown physicist Albert Einstein, when he suggested we ought to "make everything as simple as possible - but not simpler."
IBOC Around the World
While HD Radio gains acceptance in the U.S., it is also making waves in other countries around the world.
Sample and Hold: Raised Awareness
A September 2008 research effort by Mark Kassof and Co. reveals that 67 percent of 18-64 year olds have heard of HD Radio - compared to a similar study from 2006, which showed that 38 percent of people had heard of HD Radio.
Today in Radio History
Milestones From Radio's Past
The history of radio broadcasting extends beyond the work of a few famous inventors.
EAS Information More on EAS
FCC Test Handbook and Test Reporting
Stations must post the handbook and report their test results.
Video: EAS National Test Simulation
Watch this video to see how your station's EAS encoder/decoder will function during the Nov. 9 national EAS test.
FEMA Best Practices Guide
The guide includes details on configuring several popular models of EAS equipment to properly relay the Nov. 9 national test.
EAS/CAP FAQ
Now that FEMA has adopted the CAP1.2 standard, broadcasters are asking questions about the deadline to install equipment and updates to the EAS rules.
NWS RSS Feed for CAP Messages
The feed provides feeds for all US states and territories.
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