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Integrated Satellite and Terrestrial Networks for Enhanced Education Delivery

Explore the integration of satellite and terrestrial networks for optimizing education delivery. Discover benefits, costs, and practical strategies for effective implementation.

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Integrated Satellite and Terrestrial Networks for Enhanced Education Delivery

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  1. Integrated Satellite and Terrestrial Networks for Effective Delivery of Education and Training Adrian Vranch, University of Plymouth John Dyer, TERENA

  2. Issues for Consideration • Practical Strategic Political • Infrastructure Integration Collaboration • Technical Services Perception

  3. The University of Plymouth • Dispersed across SW region • Over 20,000 students, 3000 staff • 6 Faculties + Postgraduate Medical School • 6 Main teaching centres • 12 Study centres (Institute of Health Studies) • Over 20 partner colleges • 40 RATIO centres

  4. University of PlymouthRegional Map

  5. Benefits Analysis Map

  6. The Satellite Uplink • 10 years experience • Analogue, MPEG1 MPEG2 • European Space Agency • Research, Education, Training • Live digital TV, data broadcast • 2-way data small VSAT

  7. Quiz time for a special prize How much does it cost the University of Plymouth to rent one hour of Eutelsat transponder time for digital TV/data transmission to Europe?

  8. Integrated Delivery: Satellite and Terrestrial Networks • Services: voice, video, data • Bandwidth requirements Mbps • Bandwidth symmetry requirements • Synchronous and asynchronous • Interaction and interruption • Broadcast and point-to-point • Quality, access and cost

  9. Integrated Delivery System

  10. Current Satellite Use • RATIO regional telematics centres • IHS health care students • TETRASUR surgeon MRCS in hospitals • ADAPT through RATIO • EURONET • ADAPT UFI • BNSC low cost VSAT, 2-way internet

  11. Current Satellite Use • RATIO regional telematics centres • IHS health care students • TETRASUR surgeon MRCS in hospitals • ADAPT through RATIO • EURONET • ADAPT UFI • BNSC low cost VSAT, 2-way internet

  12. Experiences using Satellite • Capital costs and line rental charges • Planning permission, advance booking • Implications for scale-up • Overcoming barriers to networking • Breaking down barriers, traditions • Security, reliability, satisfaction • Perception - synchronous activity

  13. Potential for Development • Transferability - other regions, EU, world • New technologies - ADSL, PowerLine • Live interactive TV lectures • Videoconferencing • Data broadcast services • VSAT 2-way data services • Role of TERENA

  14. Potential for Development

  15. Quiz: How much?

  16. Answer: 400 EURO

  17. Thank you for listening a.vranch@plymouth.ac.uk

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