How to optimize investments, reduce costs with existing infrastructures, often shared and achieve good station performance.
The infrastructure conditions of installation for the shelter of the equipment its power, air conditioning, transmission lines and connections, radiating system and tower, influence the coverage of your station? Does the passive intermodulation caused by the installation (rust on the tower, connectors, disconnected antennas, etc.) interfere with the coverage?
Energy efficiency in the performance of X equipment shelter sharing.
What are the challenges for the internalization of digital TV, using shared infrastructure?
Can City Hall Infrastructures be appropriate to receive the Digital TV system? What are the biggest challenges?
When the analog TV is turned off, will the new Digital TV station be ready to serve the desired coverage area?
The experience of broadcasters and service providers and equipment ..

Holds a degree from the industrial school of engineering (FEI) in electronic engineering, power engineering and production. She obtained a Master’s in electrical engineering, defending the dissertation “Polarização Elíptica: Influência no desempenho de cobertura da TV Digital” (free translation, Elliptical Polarization: Its influence on the coverage performance of Digital TV”, and is reading for her doctorate with the survey "TV Digital: Disponibilidade de Sinal" (free translation, Digital TV: Signal Coverage), both from the Mackenzie University. She also holds a specialization in IT from FESP, ICT management from the FGV and Advanced Digital TV Systems, from INATEL. Technical Director of ADTHEC (www.adthec.com.br), a company offering consultancy, planning, design, research and analysis of risks and solutions for public and private sector radio, television and telecommunications stations, with the emphasis on the design and installation of digital and FM transmission systems. She actively participates in a range of Brazilian and international working groups under the coordination of Anatel, the Ministry of Communications, Universities, Associations and Research Centers. She began her professional activities in bio-engineering at the Heart Institute of the Clinics Hospital, lectured at the FAAP and worked for over years in several departments of the Padre Anchieta Foundation (Cultura TV and Radio, in São Paulo). In charge of the technical projects division, she coordinated the design and planning of the TV and radio network, testing and implementing new technologies, while managing the relations with prefectures, broadcasters, the Ministry of Communications and Anatel. She has headed up studies, tests and measurements involving the systems for implementing digital TV in Brazil, as well as the group that reviewed the regulations for sound and picture broadcasting services. She is currently deputy director for education and member of the editorial committee of SET, where she has also held the position of relationship and editorial director.