Jakob Oedum - Sport, Technology and Mobile media - Presentation Transcript
Putting sailing in the picture LIVE!
From frustration to idea to technology - to end user
Case, Orienteering, before
Spectator hostile
Difficult to ’understand’
Difficult to unveil the decisive moments
Low profile in the public
Low media-interest
How Live-tracking is changing Orienteering
Inside the view of spectators, Arena-production and web
The decisive moments brought live to the spectators
Live TV and web-casts from high profile events
Better understanding by ’outsiders’, higher profile
Pay-per-View webcast! (3622 viewers x 6,50 Euro)
Tracking system components TV graphic-production Arena production Tracking-devices Race Committee Race Management Interfaces Web Cast Internet TracTrac server GSM/GPRS GPS
Special demands when tracking sports The unsexy bare requirements
Outside but – with live tracking - inside the view of the spectator
Sailing
Marathon
Cross Country Skiing
Adventure racing and multi sport
Rowing, Canoe and Kayak – long distance formats
Cycling
Triatlon
Endurance horseback riding
Rally
Other sports covering large areas
Tracking sailing events
Volvo Ocean Race, In Port Alicante LINK
Volvo Ocean Race, integration with Virtual Spectator LINK
Volvo Ocean Race, integration in live Web-TV LINK
Volvo Youth Sailing, ISAF World Championship – largest live tracking setup ever LINK
The breakthrough in sailing Sportcasting 2.0
Volvo Youth Sailing, ISAF World Championship, Aarhus DK 2008
-185 participating boats, 7 boat classes
-3 courses with different course layouts
-97 races, including practice races
- 2 sec sampling frequency on all boats
All races live-tracked , less than 1% data/position loss
Usage
26.000 opened web-tracking-sessions during the week
Average viewing time 16,5 minutes pr session
= app. 10 months of exposure (in attractive segment)
= Commercial value!
Making viewers happy CASE, Volvo Youth Sailing, ISAF World Championship, Aarhus DK, 2008 Debbie McNeill 08:26 This is so awesome to watch, I have never seen anything like this before. It has apparently been tried in South Africa on keel boats, but never on dinghies. It is so exciting and makes you feel part of the regatta. My son does not seem so far from home he is only a click away. The replays are a very good training tool as it is a bird eye view, which adds a new perspective to teaching. Excellent allround. Well done Kevin Robertson 11:01 This is an amazing site. The only issue I have is that I stay up all night watching the racing.It is the best thing to happen to sailing since NZ won the Americas cup. My wife is away at the moment so I can sit in bed and watch all the races. If she was home I would have to be a good boy go to sleep and watch the replays in the morning which is never as good as watching live. Well done .
Making more viewers happy Andre 13:04 I must admit this site is truly fantastic. The simple yet completely adequate graphics and intuitive interface are superb. I am a laser coach and this post race information would be hugely valuable to analyse the tactical options taken. Fredrik Strange 20:37 I'm watching the races on a daily basis from a Mark Boat, - I really think that this tracking solution is VERY interesting. Hariet 05:46 I LOVE IT. Zoom in, speed up, slow down replay... a start gun signal would be a great addition. Great for the folks at home to see the action as it happens. Beats waiting for the results to be posted. Excellent training tool.
One technology – a world of opportunities
Presentation platforms – the center of attention
- Web, with possible integration of commentry, video, community
- TV-graphic input
- Arena production
3'rd party presentation platforms
Spectators
- Webcast, edited/unedited
- On-site arena production, big screen, live commentary, arena build-up!
- TV, tracking integration with TV-production, real-time or post-edited
Attracts viewers – and therefore sponsors - excellent sponsor platform
Regatta or Club sponsors
The industry
Attracting sponsors who want to capitalise on the values of sailing.
How to raise profile and awareness
Television,
dominating media (impact and economics )
New Media
the fastest growing media
no prime time
reaches kids and youth.
Live and Online is king
Think ‘Event’ – not ‘Regatta’
Attract attention using new technology
Essentials for making a succesful event
Spectators are important
Live web-casts to spectators
Unveiling the decisive moments
Enough information to understand the basics
Easy access
Always available on new media
New World: Interactivity
Live tracking – in rapid development The ”latest” Generation - Tailor made systems for sailing - improved graphics and animation/simulation - on-the-fly calculations of rankings - matured technology (minimal data loss, high- precision) - tracking of large fleets (>200) in several classes - improved press and media services - web-integration with sound and picture - predictive calculations on every boat - linking to background info (ISAF-database) - web-spectator interactivity
Live tracking in Sailing – state of the art CASE, Volvo Youth Sailing, ISAF World Championship, Aarhus DK, 2008
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