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Hispasat Timisoara

How the satellite can optimize the
distribution of audiovisual and data
contents
Business Development Direction
Timisoara, May 22 2014
José Antonio Guerra Expósito
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PRIVADO Y CONFIDENCIAL © Documento propiedad de HISPASAT,S.A.
Contents
1. Hispasat Group
2. The satellite fleet
3. Hispasat Services
1.
Broadcasting services
2.
Telecom services
3.
Corporate services
4.
Social projects
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Contents
1. Hispasat Group
3. Hispasat services
1.
2.
Telecom services
3.
Corporate services
4.
Social projects
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1. Hispasat Group
The company
HISPASAT was established in 1989 in Spain.
22 years of experience operating satellites, offering high reliable
communications and resilient services.
Global Satellite Operator:
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8th world satellite operator by revenue.
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4th satellite operator by revenue in Latin America.
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Leader in Spanish and Portuguese speaking markets for satellite
services.
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Reinforcing its fleet with new satellites and expanding the range
of products and services offered to its customers.
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Main communication link between Europe and America, with
footprint and quality services on both sides of the Atlantic.
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1. Hispasat Group
Global operator
Success in the internationalization process has enabled HISPASAT improve its competitive
position in areas of high potential (LATAM) and to enter new markets (USA, MENA and
Eastern Europe).
Lease capacity revenues
(2012, in M€ and % by region)
89
M€
101,3
M€
53%
47%
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Contents
1. Hispasat Group
1.
2.
Telecom services
3.
Corporate services
4.
Social projects
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Current fleet
A modern satellite fleet equipped with the most
advanced technology, consolidates HISPASAT as a
reference for satellite services in the regions under its
footprint: Europe, North Africa and America:
29ºE
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•
•
0º
3 operational satellites at 30ºW: Hispasat 1C,
Hispasat 1D, and Hispasat 1E.
61ºW
30ºW
2 operational satellites at 61ºW: Amazonas 1 and
Amazonas 2.
2 operational satellites Spainsat at 30ºW and XtarEUR at 29ºE operated through Hisdesat and devoted
to military communications.
Xtar-Eur
Amazonas
Amazonas
Amazonas
Amazonas
1
2
3
4
1C
1D
1E
Spainsat
1F
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Future launches
Amazonas 3
2013
Amazonas 4
2014
AG-1
2015
Hispasat 1F
2016
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Coverage
Footprint from 30 ºW satellites
Hispasat 1C
Hispasat 1D
Hispasat 1E
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Coverage
Footprint from 61 ºW satellites
Amazonas 1
Amazonas 2
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Contents
1. Hispasat Group
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2.
Telecom services
3.
Corporate services
4.
Social projects
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Applications by orbital position
Hispasat portfolio comprises broadcasting services, data services and broadband services.
30º W
61º W
1,1 %
1,0 %
Digital TV Platforms
15,0 %
7,1 %
Radio & TV Distribution (EUR)
35,8 %
40,3 %
10,8 %
Radio & TV Distribution (AME)
VSAT Networks
10,6 %
IP Services
22,3 %
47,7 %
8,4 %
Occasional Use
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Main Clients
Europe
America
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3. Broadcasting services
DTH services
60ºW
30ºW
0
30ºE
More
than
1000
codified
channels are broadcasted in
Europe and in the Americas.
More than 200 FTA channels
available on our platforms.
H1C
Main TV platforms over
30ºW
H1D
H1E
AMZ 1
AMZ 2
Main TV platforms over 61ºW
-Claro TV DTH platform in Chile.
-Oi DTH Platform in Brazil.
-Medianetworks DTH bouquets in
Chile, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela,
Ecuador and Brazil.
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Easy DTH
On top of DTH service, Hispasat is totally committed with its clients to help them develop a
competitive offer, supporting co-marketing activities, ground-segment development and
enabling relationship with other key players in the value chain, even undertaking turnkey
solutions that enable added value services.
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Distribution & Contribution
HISPASAT provides TV and radio distribution and contribution services within the footprint of its
satellites located at 30ºW and 61ºW in any of its connectivities (Europe-Europe, AmericaAmerica, Europe-America, America-Europe). HISPASAT leads TV and radio content distribution
in the Spanish and Portuguese speaking markets.
Contribution service includes the transmission of content from earth stations, fixed or
transportable, to other earth stations, usually fixed (called central stations), for further
processing.
The satellite distribution service allows the content reception from the satellite to terrestrial
networks such as UHF/VHF, cable systems, microwave systems, etc…, for its subsequent
distribution to end users.
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DTT SAT Service
Enables DTT reception to 100%
population.
DVB S2
PROFESSIONAL
SATELLITE RX
DTT SAT
RECEIVER
ENCRYPTION
MULTIPLEXOR
TERRESTRIAL
TRANSPORTATION NETWORK
DTT TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA
DTT TERRESTRIAL
DISTRIBUTION
DTT
RECEIVER
Distribution of the Digital Terrestrial Television
(DTT) DVB-T signals to the terrestrial TV
transmission centers for later broadcasting to
the homes.
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TV Multicast
TV Multicast service is suited to those clients who need a content distribution platform.
Contents are sent to Hispasat where, through our broadband platform, they are encapsulated in
IP protocol, transmitted to the satellite and broadcasted to the end user.
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Occasional use services
• Live events can also be transmitted
via Hispasat satellites, using
occasional contribution links to the
satellite.
• The service allow connectivity:
• Europe – Europe.
• America – Europe.
• Europe – America.
• America – America.
• Occasional Service on HISPASAT
multimedia platform allows IP
connectivity for hours, assuring
100% of bandwidth.
• Hispasat Booking Office:
T: +34 91 871 83 13 / +34 902 34 44 00
Fax: +34 91 870 04 47
e-mail: [email protected]
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3. Telecom services
Internet Access
HISPASAT satellites are being used to extend communications to rural areas, giving these
areas universal access to the Internet.
Hispasat satellite links are the choice to access the Internet Backbone for ISP’s in Europe, The
Americas and North Africa
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3. Telecom services
Mobility services
Trains
• HISPASAT is the leader in offering
Internet access to high speed trains.
Proven track record with customers
such as Thalys and NTV.
Maritime
• Internet access and IP connectivity on
ships with the possibility of roaming
between its coverage.
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3. Telecom services
Cellular services
Hispasat high power beams, covering underserved areas from 30ºW and 61ºW are the choice
for mobile network operators to build up and expand cellular networks.
Hispasat satellite fleet offers to mobile network operators a fast track infrastructure roll out for
their networks, connecting cell sites in order to provide both temporary and permanent satellite
based cellular networks in remote or inaccessible locations.
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3. Telecom services
Backbone connection
Satellite-based transportation solutions are well suited to share big data amounts to connect big
population communities, far away ones from the others, to deploy networks over difficult
landscapes, to back up existing terrestrial networks securing no traffic congestion…
Telephone companies, mobile network operators, ISP’s and network operators in the whole can
benefit from a satellite-based solution, cost and time efficient, resilient and reliable.
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3. Corporate services
UAV’s
The UAVs have been historically deployed using radio communication’s with frequencies of
radio spectrum dedicated to terrestrial mobile services.
The satellite system complement the radio system coverages (typically UHF – VHF), making
able the transmission of great amount of data. The satellite communications for this type of
systems are mainly carried out in Ku Band
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3. Corporate services
Telecontrol & Telemetry
Telemetry is a technology which allows the remote measurement and reporting of information of
interest to the system designer or operator, via satellite.
An almost unlimited number of telecommunication networks can be established via HISPASAT
satellites. The most common include:
- Fluid transport infrastructure control (pipelines)
- water quality and flow control systems for river and water basins
- air quality and atmospheric pollution control systems…
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3. Social Projects
Social Projects
In America, HISPASAT contributes to social projects that support e-learning and telemedicine
projects in countries such as Chile, Peru, Brazil or Argentina. It also provides high speed
Internet access to remote locations in more than ten countries on the American continent, for
which the satellite is the only manner of connecting with the Information Society.
In the educational arena, HISPASAT has developed educational projects in ten Latin American
countries, among which the following stand out:
• Schools of Chile Project, for the connection to Internet of more than 500 schools and
remote locations throughout the country.
• School of Perú (QUERO) Project, to provide Internet service via satellite to rural schools.
• PGMU Project in BRAZIL, to service 500 communities of less than 100 inhabitants in
northeast Brazil.
• TESAM Project, in the Republic of Argentina to provide Internet data services and telephony
to remote areas of the Argentine Antarctic.
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3. Social Projects
Social Projects
• E-Learning project, with the Brazilian government
to foment the level of education in the country´s
interior, where there is a lack of teachers or
whose distance from educational centers is too
great.
• E-Learning project (CURSO PRIMA), via our
AMAZONAS
satellite
more
than
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channels/courses on different subjects throughout
the entire geographic area of Brazil.
• CEIBAL Project, in Uruguay to provide services to
educational tele-centers.
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