ITU-R Blocks

ITU-R Blocks Collection

Br-Blocks Plugin Documentation

Br-Blocks – V. 1.2.6 – A collection of ITU-R blocks for WordPress.

Br-Blocks – V. 1.2.6 – A collection of ITU-R blocks for WordPress.
[ITU-R Accordion] – [ITU-R Carousel] – [ITU-R Cards-Contact] – [ITU-R Cards-Modal] – [ITU-R Code-Editor] – [ITU-R Floorplan] – [ITU-R Image] – [ITU-R Magic tools] – [ITU-R YouTube Playlist]

Requires at least WordPress v. 6.6

Requires PHP 7.2

GPL-2.0-or-later

Changelog

ITU-R Accordion v. 1.2.3

ITU-R Cards Contact v. 1.0.0

ITU-R Cards Modal v. 1.1.9

ITU-R Carousel v. 1.1.0

ITU-R Code Editor v. 1.1.0

ITU-R Magic Tools v. 1.2.0

ITU-R Image v. 1.0.0

ITU-R Floorplan 1.1.0

ITU-R Youtube Player 1.1.0

ITU-R Tabs 0.0.1 (in progress)

ITU-R Carousel

ITU World Radiocommunication
Seminar 2024 (WRS-24)

2 to 6 December 2024,
Geneva, Switzerland

Space Connect

Bringing together industry leaders, regulators, and specialists from across the globe

ITU-R Accordion

Accordions can be displayed open or closed. with different title size. Can also be open via an Anchre. (for exemple)

To open the “closed” accordion via an Anchor

#closed

To open the “Transparent” accordion via an Anchor

#Transparent

Opened accordion (title H4) (blue)

Closed accordion (title H4) #closed (White)

Transparent Accordion

Closed accordion (title H4) #closed (Transparent)

ITU-R Cards Contact

Cards displays contact with a title, a description, an email field, phone number and fax with small dashicone.

<strong>Mario Maniewicz<br></strong>ITU BR Director

Mario Maniewicz
ITU BR Director

Biographie – descripiton – RichText exemple, This field accepts links

mail

tel

ITU-R Cards Modal

Modal opens in a responsive way according to the screens.
This block display icon crads, such as the icon cards of the ITU 2.1.0 WP Theme and to add content to them.

Joanne Wilson

Deputy to Director
BR ITU

Joanne Wilson is an electrical engineer with over 35 years of experience in telecommunications, including over 30 years of involvement in the International Telecommunication Union.

Ms. Wilson is the Deputy to the Director of ITU Radiocommunication Bureau & Chief of the Informatics, Administration &Publications Department. As Deputy Director, she assists and advises the BR Director in the direction and management of the Bureau and leads the BR’s preparation for its major conferences, organizes and is the secretary to the ITU Radiocommunication Advisory Group (RAG) and organizes the biannual World Radiocommunication Seminars. She led the ITU’s conference preparations and was the Executive and Plenary Secretary of the 2019 and 2023 World Radiocommunication Conferences, held in Sharm el-Sheikh (Egypt) and Dubai (UAE), respectively.

As Chief of the IAP Department, she is responsible for the organization and direction of the work performed by the department, including the development and maintenance of major software applications used by the BR for the processing of frequency assignment notifications; all BR communications and publications; ITU-R event support; as well as supporting the human resource and financial management of the bureau.

Before joining the ITU, from 2010-2019 Ms. Wilson represented NASA on US delegations to world conferences and meetings across all sectors of the ITU.

In 2014, Ms. Wilson was elected to the Radio Regulations Board (RRB) for the 2015-2018 term and served as its 2018 Vice Chairman. As an RRB member, Ms. Wilson was an advisor to both the 2015 Radiocommunication Assembly (RA-15) and the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-15).

From 2001 – 2007, as VP of Standards (ArrayComm), Ms. Wilson and her team developed and executed successful standardization strategies for commercial mobile broadband wireless systems in nationally and internationally recognized standards bodies.

For much of her career, Ms. Wilson represented various companies (AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and ArrayComm) in the ITU-R, in US regulatory proceedings and international negotiations on spectrum management, wireless standards, and other regulatory and market access issues.

Ms. Wilson was a 1995 Brookings Institution Congressional Fellow, during which time she was a Legislative Aide to Senator Paul Simon (D-Ill) with a portfolio that covered African Affairs and Trade.

Ms. Wilson holds a BSEE degree from Southern University (1981), an MS degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University (1982), along with further graduate study from Princeton University (1986)

Outside of work, Ms. Wilson is a member of the Board of Directors of Youth Service America, a non-profit whose mission is “to help young people find their voice, take action, and make an impact on vital community issues.”