Method for smart sign language video disaster service, and apparatus thereof

The method generates and streams sign language videos of disaster information to hearing-impaired individuals, addressing the need for customized disaster warnings and enhancing their ability to respond to emergencies.

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Application Number
PCT/KR2024/096237
Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
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Priority Date
2024-01-31
Filing Date
2024-10-08
Publication Date
2025-06-12

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Technical Problem

There is a need for disaster warning text messages to be provided in a customized manner for hearing-impaired individuals, who are a vulnerable group, as existing solutions have several shortcomings.

Method used

A method and device for generating a sign language video using text-based disaster information and transmitting it to terminals of hearing-impaired individuals through a broadcasting network and communication network, utilizing a service app and media platforms to facilitate real-time streaming and playback.

Benefits of technology

Enables real-time streaming of disaster information in sign language video format, making it easily understandable for hearing-impaired individuals, thus helping them quickly recognize disaster information and take necessary measures.

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Abstract

This operation method of a terminal comprises the steps of: receiving a disaster information message from a disaster information broadcasting platform device through a broadcasting network; using service information acquired from the disaster information message so as to execute a service application; receiving, from the disaster information broadcasting platform device, uniform resource locator (URL) information of a streaming protocol for receiving a sign language video related to disaster information; and using the URL information through the executed service application so as to access a disaster information media platform device connected to a communication network, and receiving the sign language video from the disaster information media platform device and playing back same.
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Description

Smart sign language video disaster service method and device

[0001] The present invention relates to a smart sign language video disaster service method and device.

[0002] Digital broadcasting technology can broadcast not only digital broadcasting content but also various other types of information, and one of the types of information that can be broadcast is disaster broadcasting.

[0003] Digital broadcasting technology can transmit disaster information messages containing disaster information and disaster response guidelines through broadcasting companies' channels in the event of natural disasters such as earthquakes, heavy snow, and heavy rain, or social disasters such as large-scale fires and forest fires.

[0004] ATSC (Advanced Television System Committee) 3.0 is an IP-based transmission method that can provide not only basic TV services but also various additional services such as service guides, HTML (HyperText Markup Language)5 app services, on-demand video, mobile linkage services, and dynamic advertising through a hybrid broadcasting environment that combines broadcasting and telecommunications networks. In particular, ATSC 3.0 can use wake-up functions and location information to deliver disaster alerts to idle receivers in disaster areas.

[0005] Meanwhile, many countries are enacting laws prohibiting discrimination against persons with disabilities and protecting their rights, thereby supporting them to access diverse information through television.

[0006] Sign language broadcasting services, in particular, are broadcasting services that provide sign language interpretation for people with hearing impairments. Along with closed captioning, sign language broadcasting services provide convenience for people with hearing impairments, serving as a crucial means of ensuring equal access to broadcasting services for those without disabilities.

[0007] However, there is a need for disaster warning text messages that require urgent provision to be provided in a customized manner for the hearing impaired, a vulnerable group, despite the fact that there are still many shortcomings.

[0008] The present disclosure provides a method and device for generating a sign language video using text-based disaster information so that a disaster information-sensitive vulnerable class can understand the disaster information well, and transmitting the sign language video to a terminal of a disaster information-sensitive vulnerable class using a broadcasting network and a communication network.

[0009] According to one feature, a method of operating a terminal includes the steps of: receiving a disaster information message from a disaster information broadcasting platform device through a broadcasting network; executing a service app using service information obtained from the disaster information message; receiving URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information of a streaming protocol for receiving a sign language video related to disaster information from the disaster information broadcasting platform device; and connecting to a disaster information media platform device connected to a communication network using the URL information through the executed service app, and receiving and playing the sign language video from the disaster information media platform device.

[0010] The above disaster information message includes an Advanced Emergence Alert Table (AEAT) message and an Application Signaling Table (AST) message, and the executing step may execute the service app using media information obtained from the AEAT message, information for connecting to the disaster information broadcasting platform device obtained from the AST message, and information for executing the app.

[0011] The above URL information can be received by being added to the AEAT message and the AST message.

[0012] The above URL information may include HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) URL information obtained by the disaster information broadcasting platform device from the disaster information media platform device.

[0013] The above-described executing step may include setting up an HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) playback environment in conjunction with the disaster information broadcasting platform device.

[0014] After the above-described playing step, after the above-described playing is finished, a step of receiving a file of the entire sign language video through a broadcasting network from the disaster information broadcasting platform device may be further included.

[0015] According to another feature, the disaster information media platform device includes a disaster information receiving unit that receives disaster information from a disaster announcement platform device, a sign language image generating unit that generates a sign language image using the disaster information, a conversion unit that converts the sign language image into a media format playable on a terminal, a terminal linking unit that streams the converted sign language image to the terminal, and a platform linking unit that transmits URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information capable of receiving streaming of the converted sign language image to the disaster information broadcasting platform device, wherein the URL information is transmitted to the terminal by the disaster information broadcasting platform device and is used by the terminal to receive the converted sign language image.

[0016] The above-mentioned converted sign language image can be transmitted to the terminal through a communication network, and the above-mentioned URL information can be transmitted to the terminal through a broadcasting network.

[0017] The above sign language video generation unit can select a standard text of a disaster type obtained from the received disaster information from among a plurality of standard texts matching each disaster type, and generate the sign language video based on the sign language animation information by configuring sign language animation information using information included in the selected standard text.

[0018] When the streaming transmission of the sign language video ends, the sign language video generation unit generates the entire sign language video as a file in a preset media format, and transmits the generated sign language video file to the disaster information broadcasting platform device, and the sign language video file can be transmitted to the terminal by the disaster information broadcasting platform device.

[0019] According to another feature, the disaster information broadcasting platform device includes a disaster information receiving unit that receives disaster information from a disaster issuance platform device, a broadcasting transmitting unit that transmits a disaster broadcasting message including the disaster information to the terminal, and an app server unit that transmits an app signaling message using the disaster information to the terminal, wherein the disaster broadcasting message and the app signaling message can be used to cause the terminal to connect to the disaster information media platform device and execute a service app for receiving a sign language video related to the disaster information.

[0020] The above disaster broadcast message may be an AEAT (Advanced Emergence Alert Table) message containing media information for executing the service app, and the app signaling message may be an AST (Application Signaling Table) message containing information for connecting to the terminal and information for executing the service app.

[0021] The above broadcast transmission unit may add HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information of the sign language video received from the disaster information media platform device to the disaster broadcast message and transmit the same to the terminal, and the app server unit may add the HLS URL information received from the disaster information media platform device to the app signaling message and transmit the same to the terminal.

[0022] The above app server unit can set an app environment so that a service app running on the terminal can play HLS streaming using the HLS URL information.

[0023] The above disaster information broadcast platform device further includes a sign language video information receiving unit that transmits information received from the disaster information media platform device to the broadcast transmission unit and the app server unit, and receives a media file of a sign language video from the disaster information media platform device and transmits it to the broadcast transmission unit, and the broadcast transmission unit can transmit the media file of the sign language video to the terminal through a broadcast network.

[0024] According to the present disclosure, real-time disaster information occurring in real time can be streamed in the form of sign language video that can be easily understood by hearing-impaired people, thereby helping them to quickly recognize disaster information and take necessary measures.

[0025] Figure 1 is a network configuration diagram for a smart sign language video disaster service according to one embodiment.

[0026] Figure 2 is a flowchart illustrating a smart sign language video disaster service method according to one embodiment.

[0027] FIG. 3 is a detailed configuration diagram showing the connection relationship between a disaster information media platform device, a disaster information broadcasting platform device, and a terminal according to one embodiment.

[0028] Figure 4 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of a disaster information media platform device according to one embodiment.

[0029] Figure 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of a disaster information broadcasting platform device according to one embodiment.

[0030] Figure 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of a terminal according to one embodiment.

[0031] Figure 7 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of a computing device according to one embodiment.

[0032] Below, with reference to the attached drawings, embodiments of the present disclosure are described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily implement the present disclosure. However, the present disclosure may be implemented in various different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. In the drawings, portions irrelevant to the description have been omitted for clarity of explanation, and similar reference numerals have been used throughout the specification to designate similar parts.

[0033] Throughout the specification, whenever a part is said to "include" a component, this does not mean that it excludes other components, but rather that it may include other components, unless otherwise stated.

[0034] Additionally, terms such as “part,” “unit,” and “module” described in the specification mean a unit that processes at least one function or operation, which may be implemented by hardware, software, or a combination of hardware and software.

[0035] In this specification, “transmitting or providing” may include not only direct transmission or providing, but also indirect transmission or providing via another device or by using a bypass route.

[0036] In this specification, expressions described in the singular may be interpreted as singular or plural, unless explicit expressions such as “one” or “single” are used.

[0037] In this specification, the same drawing numbers refer to the same components regardless of the drawings, and “and / or” includes each and every combination of one or more of the mentioned components.

[0038] In this specification, terms including ordinal numbers, such as "first" and "second," may be used to describe various components, but these components are not limited by these terms. These terms are used solely to distinguish one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present disclosure, a first component could be referred to as a "second component," and similarly, a second component could also be referred to as a "first component."

[0039] In the flowcharts described with reference to the drawings in this specification, the order of operations may be changed, several operations may be merged, some operations may be split, and certain operations may not be performed.

[0040]

[0041] FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram for a smart sign language video disaster service according to one embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a smart sign language video disaster service method according to one embodiment.

[0042] Referring to FIG. 1, the disaster service system (100) may include a disaster information media platform device (110) and a disaster information broadcasting platform device (120).

[0043] The disaster information media platform device (110) is connected to a terminal (300) through a communication network (200) and can perform two-way communication.

[0044] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) can communicate with the terminal (300) through a communication network (200) and a broadcasting network (400).

[0045] The disaster information media platform device (110) and the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) can be connected to the disaster announcement platform device (500) through a communication network (200) to receive disaster information.

[0046] Here, the communication network (200) is a concept that includes both wired and wireless networks such as broadband communication networks, and is not limited to a specific standard.

[0047] The broadcast network (400) may use the ATSC (Advanced Television System Committee) 3.0 standard. According to one embodiment, the broadcast network (400) may be a terrestrial UHD (Ultra High Definition) broadcast network.

[0048] The terminal (300) is a terminal that can transmit and receive data by being connected to a communication network (200) and can receive broadcast signals by being connected to a broadcast network (400). The terminal (300) is capable of playing and outputting media and executing apps. The terminal (300) may include a mobile terminal capable of receiving broadcasts, a TV, a set-top box, an AI speaker connected to a TV or a set-top box, etc. In the case where the terminal (300) is an AI speaker, the terminal (300) is connected to a TV and can output the received sign language image on the TV screen.

[0049] The terminal (300) may include a service app (310) and a broadcast receiving unit (320).

[0050] The service app (310) can be connected to the communication network (200) and transmit and receive data. The service app (310) may be a dedicated app developed for the smart sign language video service according to the present disclosure. The service app (310) may be an application that can be installed and executed on a smartphone. Alternatively, the service app (310) may be an application that can be installed and updated on a TV, a set-top box, an AI speaker connected to a TV or set-top box, etc., such as a firmware application.

[0051] The broadcast receiving unit (320) is a component designed to perform functions and processing necessary for broadcast reception, such as a broadcast tuner, and can be connected to a broadcast network (400) to receive broadcast signals.

[0052] The disaster alert platform device (500) can collect disaster-related information from outside, generate disaster information in a CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) format, and transmit the information to the disaster information media platform device (110) and the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) via a communication network (200). The disaster alert platform device (500) can be a server that is linked to a government disaster control center, a traffic control center, etc.

[0053] Referring to FIG. 2, the disaster warning platform device (500) transmits disaster information in CAP format to the disaster information media platform device (110) and the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) via the communication network (200) (S101).

[0054] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) uses the disaster information received from S101 to generate an Advanced Emergence Alert Table (AEAT) message and an Application Signaling Table (AST) message (S102).

[0055] AEAT messages are defined to be broadcast by inserting disaster information into broadcast signals such as terrestrial broadcast signals.

[0056] An AST message is a message containing app signaling information and may be in XML (Extensible Markup Language) format. The AST message may include information provided to inform the service app (310) of the time at which it is executed and essential information required during execution. The AST message may follow the specifications defined in Part 2. Application Signaling of the Terrestrial UHD IBB (Integrated Broadcast Broadband) Service (TTAK.KO-07.0128 / R3) Standard 6.

[0057] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) transmits an AEAT message and an AST message to a terminal (300) through a broadcasting network (400) (S103).

[0058] The terminal (300) executes the service app (310) based on the media information of the AEAT message and the URLBase and applicationLocation information of the AST (S104).

[0059] AST's URLBase includes the basic URL information when the service app (310) of the terminal (300) accesses the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120).

[0060] The applicationLocation information of the AST may indicate a URL that provides a location where the service app (310) can be obtained.

[0061] Meanwhile, the disaster information media platform device (110) generates a sign language video using the disaster information received from S101 (S105).

[0062] The disaster information media platform device (110) encodes the sign language video generated in S105 into a terminal playback format to generate streaming data in HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) format (S106).

[0063] The disaster information media platform device (110) transmits HLS URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information to the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S107).

[0064] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) uses the HLS URL information received from S107 to set an environment in which the service app (310) can play HLS streaming by linking with the terminal (300) (S108).

[0065] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) updates the AEAT message and AST message by adding HLS URL information (S109).

[0066] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) transmits the updated AEAT message and AST message to the terminal (300) through the broadcasting network (400) (S110).

[0067] The terminal (300) connects a media session with the disaster information media platform device (110) using the HLS URL information obtained from the updated AEAT message and AST message (S111).

[0068] The disaster information media platform device (110) streams sign language video to a terminal (300) in HLS format through a communication network (200) via a media session connected in S111 (S112).

[0069] The terminal (300) plays the sign language video received from S112 through the service app executed from S104 (S113).

[0070] When the sign language video transmission is completed (S114), the disaster information media platform device (110) uses the entire sign language video generated in S105 to generate a media file in a pre-determined format, for example, an MP4 file (S115).

[0071] The disaster information media platform device (110) transmits the MP4 file of the sign language video generated in S115 to the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S116).

[0072] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) converts the MP4 file of the sign language video received from S116 into a real-time broadcasting protocol and transmits it to the terminal (300) via the broadcasting network (400) (S117). Then, the terminal (300) can play the MP4 file of the entire sign language video.

[0073]

[0074] FIG. 3 is a detailed configuration diagram showing the connection relationship between a disaster information media platform device, a disaster information broadcasting platform device, and a terminal according to one embodiment.

[0075] Referring to FIG. 3, a disaster information media platform device (110) may include a disaster information receiving unit (111), a sign language image generating unit (112), a conversion unit (113), a terminal linking unit (114), and a platform linking unit (115).

[0076] The disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) may include a disaster information receiving unit (121), a broadcasting transmitting unit (122), a sign language video information receiving unit (123), and an app server unit (124).

[0077] The terminal (300) may include a service app (310) and a broadcast receiving unit (320).

[0078] The disaster information receiving unit (111) receives disaster information in CAP format from the disaster announcement platform device (500) through the communication network (200).

[0079] The sign language video generation unit (112) generates a sign language video using disaster information received from the disaster information reception unit (111).

[0080] The conversion unit (113) converts the sign language image received from the sign language image generation unit (112) into a media format that can be played on the terminal (300).

[0081] The terminal linkage unit (114) can stream the sign language image received from the conversion unit (113) to the terminal (300) via the communication network (200) in HLS format.

[0082] The platform linkage unit (115) communicates with the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) via the communication network (200). The platform linkage unit (115) transmits URL information for receiving streaming of sign language video received from the conversion unit (113) to the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120).

[0083] The disaster information receiving unit (121) receives disaster information in CAP format from the disaster announcement platform device (500) through the communication network (200).

[0084] The broadcast transmission unit (122) can transmit a disaster broadcast message (AEAT) including disaster information received from the disaster information reception unit (121) to the terminal (300). The broadcast transmission unit (122) can transmit an updated disaster broadcast message, which adds HLS URL information of a sign language video received from the disaster information media platform device (110) to the disaster broadcast message, to the terminal (300).

[0085] The sign language video information receiving unit (123) is connected to the platform linking unit (115) through a linking interface, and can receive information and media files from the disaster information media platform device (110) through the linking interface.

[0086] The sign language video information receiving unit (123) transmits information received from the platform linking unit (115) to the broadcast transmission unit (122) and the app server unit (124).

[0087] The sign language video information receiving unit (123) can receive a media file of the sign language video through the platform linking unit (115) and transmit it to the broadcast transmission unit (122).

[0088] The app server unit (124) functions as an app server that operates in conjunction with a service app (310) via a communication network (200).

[0089] The app server unit (124) can transmit an app signaling message (AST) using disaster information received from the disaster information receiving unit (121) to the terminal (300).

[0090] The app server unit (124) can transmit an updated app signaling message with HLS URL information added to the app signaling message to the terminal (300).

[0091]

[0092] FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of a disaster information media platform device according to one embodiment, and explains the organic operation between detailed components (111, 112, 113, 114) of the disaster information media platform device (110) of FIG. 3.

[0093] Referring to Fig. 4, the disaster information receiving unit (111) receives disaster information in CAP format from the disaster issuance platform device (500) (S201).

[0094] The disaster information receiving unit (111) transmits the disaster information received in S201 to the sign language image generating unit (112) (S202).

[0095] The sign language image generation unit (112) extracts key disaster information including disaster codes, disaster texts, etc. from the disaster information received in S202 (S203).

[0096] The sign language image generation unit (112) selects a standard text for the disaster type corresponding to the disaster code extracted in S203 from among a plurality of standard texts matching each disaster type (S204).

[0097] Here, the standard text refers to the broadcast text containing disaster-specific action guidelines entered into the disaster text broadcast system as defined in the Disaster Text Broadcasting Standards and Operational Regulations. These standard texts are classified by disaster type and stored in a dictionary, and each standard text contains the variable values ​​necessary for creating sign language animations.

[0098] According to one embodiment, the variable values ​​may include an aniID for identifying the animation, a path to an Image file to be used in the Animation, the execution time for one Animation, the number of Animation movements, etc.

[0099] The sign language video generation unit (112) configures sign language animation information based on the variable values ​​included in the standard text selected in S204 (S205).

[0100] The sign language video generation unit (112) generates a sign language video based on the sign language animation information configured in S205 (S206).

[0101] The sign language image generation unit (112) transmits the sign language image generated in S206 to the conversion unit (113) (S207).

[0102] The conversion unit (113) encodes the sign language image received from S207 into a terminal playback format (S208) and transmits it to the terminal link unit (114) (S209).

[0103] The terminal linkage unit (114) can stream the sign language video received through S209 to the terminal (300) through the communication network (200) in HLS format (S210).

[0104] The terminal linkage unit (114) outputs HLS URL information to the platform linkage unit (115) (S211).

[0105] The platform linkage unit (115) transmits the HLS URL information received from S211 to the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S212).

[0106] When the sign language video transmission is completed (S213), the sign language video generation unit (112) transmits a sign language video transmission completion notification to the conversion unit (113) (S214).

[0107] When a notification of the end of sign language video transmission arrives, the conversion unit (113) creates a media file of a predetermined format, for example, an MP4 file, based on the entire encoded sign language video (S215).

[0108] The conversion unit (113) transmits the MP4 file generated in S215 to the platform linkage unit (115) (S216).

[0109] The platform linkage unit (115) transmits the MP4 file received from S216 to the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S217).

[0110]

[0111] FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of a disaster information broadcasting platform device according to one embodiment, and explains the organic operation between detailed components (121, 122, 123, 124) of the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) of FIG. 3.

[0112] Referring to Fig. 5, the disaster information receiving unit (121) receives disaster information in CAP format from the disaster issuance platform device (500) (S301).

[0113] The disaster information receiving unit (121) transmits disaster information to the broadcast transmission unit (122) and the app server unit (124) (S302).

[0114] The broadcast transmission unit (122) generates an AEAT message using disaster information in CAP format received from S302 (S303).

[0115] The app server unit (124) uses the disaster code confirmed in the disaster information received from S302 to generate an app signaling message, i.e., an AST message (S304).

[0116] The app server unit (124) transmits the AST message generated in S304 to the broadcast transmission unit (122) (S305).

[0117] The broadcast transmission unit (122) transmits the AEAT message and the AST message to the terminal (300) through the broadcast network (400) (S306).

[0118] The sign language video information receiving unit (123) receives HLS URL information from the platform linking unit (115) (S307).

[0119] The sign language video information receiving unit (123) transmits the HLS URL information received from S307 to the broadcast transmission unit (122) and the app server unit (124) respectively (S308, S309).

[0120] The broadcast transmission unit (122) adds HLS URL information to the AEAT message to create an update AEAT message (S310).

[0121] The app server unit (124) uses the HLS URL information received from S309 to link with the service app (310) of the terminal (300) and sets an environment in which the service app (310) of the terminal (300) can play HLS streaming (S311).

[0122] The app server unit (124) updates the AST message by adding HLS URL information to the URLBase and applicationLocation information (S312).

[0123] The app server unit (124) transmits the AST message updated in S312 to the broadcast transmission unit (122) (S313).

[0124] The broadcast transmission unit (122) transmits the AEAT message updated in S310 and the updated AST message received in S313 to the terminal (300) through the broadcast network (400) (S314).

[0125] Afterwards, when the sign language video information receiving unit (123) receives the sign language video MP4 file from the platform linking unit (115) (S315), it transmits the sign language video MP4 file to the broadcast transmission unit (122) (S316).

[0126] The broadcast transmission unit (122) encodes the sign language video MP4 file into the NRT (Non-Real Time) standard and transmits it to the terminal (300) through the broadcast network (400) (S317).

[0127]

[0128] FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of a terminal according to one embodiment, and explains the organic operation of the service app (310) and broadcast receiving unit (320) of the terminal (300) of FIG. 3.

[0129] Referring to FIG. 6, the broadcast receiving unit (320) can receive the AEAT message and the AST message simultaneously or separately through the broadcasting network (400) (S401, S402).

[0130] The broadcast receiving unit (320) executes the service app (310) based on the media information of the AEAT message and the URLBase and applicationLocation information of the AST (S403).

[0131] The service app (310) is set up in an environment capable of playing HLS streaming in conjunction with a disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S404).

[0132] When the broadcast receiving unit (320) receives the updated AEAT message and AST message through the broadcasting network (400) (S405), it transmits the HLS URL information confirmed from the updated AEAT message and AST message to the service app (310) (S406).

[0133] The service app (310) uses the HLS URL information received in S406 to access the disaster information media platform device (110) and receives (S407) and plays the sign language video streamed in HLS format.

[0134] Thereafter, when the broadcast receiving unit (320) receives an MP4 file of a sign language video from the disaster information broadcasting platform device (120) (S408), it transmits the received MP4 file to the service app (310) (S409). The service app (310) can store the MP4 file of the entire sign language video explaining the disaster information in the media list, and can automatically play it according to the user's desired time or settings.

[0135]

[0136] Meanwhile, FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of a computing device according to one embodiment.

[0137] Referring to FIG. 7, the disaster information media platform device (110), disaster information broadcasting platform device (120), terminal (300), and disaster warning platform device (500) described in FIGS. 1 to 6 can be implemented as a computing device (600) operated by at least one processor.

[0138] A computing device (600) may include one or more processors (610), a memory (620) for loading a computer program executed by the processor (610), a storage device (630) for storing the computer program and various data, a communication interface (640), and a bus (650) connecting the same. In addition, the computing device (600) may further include various components.

[0139] The processor (610) is a device that controls the operation of the computing device (600), and may be a processor of various types that processes instructions included in a computer program, and may be configured to include, for example, at least one of a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MPU (Micro Processor Unit), an MCU (Micro Controller Unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), or any other type of processor well known in the technical field of the present disclosure.

[0140] The memory (620) stores various data, commands, and / or information. The memory (620) can load the computer program described to execute the operations of the present disclosure from the storage device (630) so that the processor (610) can process the commands. The memory (620) can be, for example, a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), etc.

[0141] The storage device (630) can non-temporarily store computer programs and various data. The storage device (630) can be configured to include non-volatile memory such as ROM (Read Only Memory), EPROM (Erasable Programmable ROM), EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM), flash memory, a hard disk, a removable disk, or any form of computer-readable recording medium well known in the technical field to which the present disclosure pertains.

[0142] The communication interface (640) may be a wired / wireless communication module that supports wired / wireless communication.

[0143] The bus (650) provides communication capabilities between components of the computing device (600).

[0144] A computer program includes instructions executed by a processor (610) and stored in a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the instructions causing the processor (610) to perform the operations of the present disclosure. The computer program may be downloaded over a network or sold in product form.

[0145] A computer program according to one embodiment may include commands for performing each of the steps of FIGS. 2, 4, 5, and 6.

[0146]

[0147] Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and various modifications and improvements made by those skilled in the art using the basic concept of the present invention defined in the following claims also fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. As a method of operating a terminal, A step of receiving a disaster information message from a disaster information broadcasting platform device through a broadcasting network; A step for executing a service app using service information obtained from the above disaster information message; A step of receiving URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information of a streaming protocol for receiving sign language video related to disaster information from the above disaster information broadcasting platform device, and A step of accessing a disaster information media platform device connected to a communication network using the URL information through the above-described executed service app, and receiving and playing the sign language video from the disaster information media platform device. A method comprising:

2. In paragraph 1, The above disaster information message is: Includes AEAT (Advanced Emergence Alert Table) message and AST (Application Signaling Table) message, The above execution steps are: A method for executing the service app by using media information obtained from the AEAT message, information for accessing the disaster information broadcasting platform device obtained from the AST message, and information for executing the app.

3. In paragraph 2, The above URL information is, A method, which is received in addition to the above AEAT message and the above AST message.

4. In paragraph 3, The above URL information is, A method, wherein the disaster information broadcasting platform device includes HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) URL information obtained from the disaster information media platform device.

5. In paragraph 1, The above execution steps are: A method including setting up an HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) playback environment in conjunction with the above disaster information broadcasting platform device.

6. In paragraph 1, After the above playing step, After the above playback is finished, a step of receiving a file of the entire sign language video through a broadcasting network from the disaster information broadcasting platform device A method further comprising:

7. A disaster information receiving unit that receives disaster information from a disaster warning platform device; A sign language video generation unit that generates a sign language video using the above disaster information, A conversion unit that converts the above sign language video into a media format that can be played on a terminal; A terminal linkage unit that streams the converted sign language image to the terminal, and Includes a platform linkage unit that transmits URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information capable of receiving streaming of the converted sign language video to a disaster information broadcasting platform device, The above URL information is, A disaster information media platform device, which is transmitted to the terminal by the disaster information broadcasting platform device and used by the terminal to receive the converted sign language image.

8. In paragraph 7, The above converted sign language image is, Transmitted to the terminal through the communication network, The above URL information is, A disaster information media platform device that transmits to the terminal through a broadcasting network.

9. In paragraph 7, The above sign language video generation unit, A disaster information media platform device that selects a standard text for a disaster type obtained from the received disaster information from among a plurality of standard texts matching each disaster type, configures sign language animation information using information included in the selected standard text, and generates the sign language video based on the sign language animation information.

10. In paragraph 7, The above sign language video generation unit, When the streaming transmission of the above sign language video is completed, the entire sign language video is created as a file in a preset media format, and the created sign language video file is transmitted to the disaster information broadcasting platform device. The above sign language video file is, A disaster information media platform device that is transmitted to the terminal by the disaster information broadcasting platform device.

11. A disaster information receiving unit that receives disaster information from a disaster warning platform device; A broadcast transmission unit that transmits a disaster broadcast message including the above disaster information to the terminal, and Includes an app server unit that transmits an app signaling message using the above disaster information to the terminal, The above disaster broadcast message and the above app signaling message are, A disaster information broadcasting platform device, which is used to connect the above terminal to a disaster information media platform device and execute a service app for receiving sign language images related to the disaster information.

12. In Article 11, The above disaster broadcast message is: This is an AEAT (Advanced Emergence Alert Table) message that contains media information for executing the above service app. The above app signaling message is, A disaster information broadcasting platform device, which is an AST (Application Signaling Table) message containing information for connecting to the above terminal and information for executing the above service app.

13. In Article 11, The above broadcast transmission unit, The HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information of the sign language video received from the disaster information media platform device is added to the disaster broadcast message and transmitted to the terminal, The above app server part, A disaster information broadcasting platform device that adds the HLS URL information received from the disaster information media platform device to the app signaling message and transmits it to the terminal.

14. In paragraph 13, The above app server part, A disaster information broadcasting platform device that sets an app environment so that a service app running on the terminal can play HLS streaming using the above HLS URL information.

15. In Article 11, It further includes a sign language video information receiving unit that transmits information received from the disaster information media platform device to the broadcast transmission unit and the app server unit, and receives a media file of a sign language video from the disaster information media platform device and transmits it to the broadcast transmission unit. The above broadcast transmission unit, A disaster information broadcasting platform device that transmits the media file of the above sign language video to the terminal through a broadcasting network.

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