
International Water Week 2016
CASE STUDY
Simultaneous Interpretation Booths
A view of the room, back to the operations area and Booths.
Specially printed user instructions for Microphones and Receivers.
World Cities Summit, Singapore International Water Week and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore 2016
Date: 10 – 14 July 2016
Location: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Summary
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1 Mayor Forum Room
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1 Main Plenary
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11 Breakout rooms
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9 Interpreter Booths
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11 Dome Cameras
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2900 Receivers
Mayors Forum
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162 Conference microphones
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3 SI Booths
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11 Dome Cameras
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250 Receivers + Headphones
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1 Transmitter 2 CCUs
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Radiators
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Digital Recording
Main Plenary – Ballroom ABCDEFGH
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2 SI Booths 2500 Receivers + Headphones
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1 Transmitter
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1 CCU Radiators
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Digital Recording
Technical Challenges
Room Changes
Each evening, most rooms were re-configured for the following day’s events. Requiring two teams, one doing the changeovers and the other team fresh to start early the next day.
163 Microphones
163 microphones in a single room, is a challenge in itself, but then add 11 dome cameras and the programming of all of these and having the whole thing integrate together was a big challenge. It all worked perfectly on the day.
Large Quantities of Receivers & Radiators
2900 Receivers is a large quantity, so we called on our Congress Rental Network Partners to help us with additional receivers & Radiators to support this event.
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