Enhanced Audio Matching (EAM)

Description
Channel identification system in the CIM TV study. It identifies TV channels using 'significant' audio samples. These audio fragments are recorded by the audimeter and compared with the audio fragments on a reference site at GfK. For the measurement of digital TV channels, audio matching has been the primary channel identification system since 2008.
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