Teknologi Garis Gawang `Mata Elang`Diuji di Jerman
Hawk-Eye Goal-Line Technology as Testing in Germany
Editor : Heru S Winarno
Translator : Parulian Manalu
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Berlin (B2B) - FIFA menguji dua sistem teknologi garis gawang di Stadion Jerman, di saat mereka berupaya memperkenalkan teknologi tersebut di sepak bola papan atas.
Baik sistem "Goal-Ref," sistem yang membuktikan apakah gol tercipta atau tidak melalui chip yang ditanamkan di bola, dan "Hawk-Eye," sistem kamera yang telah digunakan di tenis, dijuji di Arena Duesseldorf pada Selasa.
Sejumlah faktor diikut sertakan untuk menciptakan faktor-faktor yang realistis yang dapat mempengaruhi sistem, di mana para penguji menggunakan mesin-mesin pembuat asap dan lampu strobo untuk meniru kondisi-kondisi cuaca yang berbeda.
"Teknologi garis gawang akan diuji untuk (faktor) kinerja dan reliabilitasnya. Ini akan menjadi ujian-ujian yang statis dan dinamis untuk memicu situasi-situasi siang dan malam hari," demikian pernyataan FIFA.
Keputusan mengenai sistem mana yang akan digunakan diharapkan dapat diambil pada pertemuan Dewan Asosiasi Sepak Bola Internasional (IFAB) berikutnya di Edinburgh, yang berlangsung 1 sampai 3 Maret.
Teknologi garis gawang telah digunakan di Piala Dunia Klub Desember silam di Tokyo, dan diharapkan akan dapat digunakan di Piala Konfederasi 2013 dan Piala Dunia 2014, kedua ajang tersebut akan dilangsungkan di Brazil.
Teknologi baru dapat digunakan di Liga Jerman musim 2013/2014, yang akan dimulai pada Agustus.
Berlin - Football's governing body FIFA has had two different systems tested at a Germany stadium as they look to introduce goal line technology into top-flight football.
Both 'Goal-Ref', a system which can verify whether a goal has been scored by using a chip in the ball, and 'Hawk-Eye', the camera system already used in tennis, were tested at the Duesseldorf Arena on Tuesday.
A number of factors were included to create realistic factors which could affect the system, with testers using smoke machines and strobe lighting to replicate different weather conditions.
"The goal-line technology will be tested for performance and reliability. There will be static and dynamic tests to stimulate day and night situations," said FIFA in a statement.
A decision on which system will be used is expected to be made at the International Football Association Board's (IFAB) next meeting in Edinburgh from March 1-3.
Goal-line technology was already in use at December's Club World Cup in Tokyo and is expected to be used at both the 2013 Confederations Cup and the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The new technology could be used in the Bundesliga as early as the start of the 2013/14 season in August.
