Claire Wallace - DotRural
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Transform Digital: Aberdeen 4th February 2015 dotRural - satellite broadband in hard to reach rural areas
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Claire Wallace - DotRural
- 1. Deploying next generation satellite broadband for ubiquitous access with a focus on the creative industries SIRA - Satellite Internet Rural Access Prof. Claire Wallace dot.rural
- 2. UK Broadband Deployment 19/11/10 8 Change from broadband as a luxury – to broadband as a utility 70%-85% coverage for copper/fibre About 1/3 will lack high-speed broadband, many “not spots” are rural
- 3. Case Study: Content Production on Jura - limited wired broadband (BT) - suffering due to isolation or customer-perceived remoteness - Skeptical based on experiences - Demand varied according to work Technology afforded the opportunity to upload and download content much more quickly and reliably, meaning less business-related travel and ability to take on more work and clients.
- 4. SIRA-STREAMS Small number high profile events Understanding community impact Understanding tech flexibility
Editor's Notes
- SIRA + DART 30% of UK, 10-15% of UK THEN Dot.rural terminal
- SKIP - E&C Panel Should know this? 26% of the population with speeds lower than 2Mbps or with no access to Internet, living in non-spots areas. 15% according to OFCOM Est £30 billion to provide NG Access to all UK households (Broadband Stakeholders Group) Satellite needed for 10-25%
- IPlayer - v3 now includes ability to download in advance VoIP, WII, etc. Social networking etc ---- Satellite can VARY the service!!! Service model may depend upon who wants the service delivered.
- Hylas-1 left, Hylas-2 right - HYLAS-2 EXPECTED TO TURN ON COMMS THIS WEEK!
- SKIP - Not E&C 200 users across UK Partnership [£350 k from TSB - matched by Industry, £180k from dot.rural]
- 7 User case studies (11 terminals) Possibly precede with a montage of photos from remote sites!
- Technology project to update service platform with 4 enablers across 200 sites DART Experiments started 23rd April 2012; Ended after 12m Technology success
- User stories - social science and tech outcomes
- Hugh often doesn’t tell people where he is ... - Changes to work patterns: One week’s work became 1 day - Keen to retain service after SIRA
- All three had little broadband - Improved business - users sensitive to system not working, but not keen to tell us! ARTS centre - will use in SIRA-STREAMS
- Scottish Sculpture Workshop, Lumsden Tin Hut, Gartly opportunity to measure understand broadband is being used (data is available for wired broadband). directly responds to the challenge put by the E&C steering committee to seek “opportunities for community leverage events (sports, community, etc?)”.
- 74% of boosts for 1 hour 23% for 2 hours
- Invoice (April 2013)
- Examples of Lessons Learned Boost consumed allowance One user “boosted” more than “realistic”
- add DISC
- BUZZ; content server encrypts; Open Platform; Goonhilly, London Cache 1TB ~ 500 hours of TV/Films BIBC - 28 FILMS ; BBC ; uses flow-player will be MP4 - Android; INVITE TO COME CLOSE FOR DEMO ; stats - movie start.
- Network deployment isn’t just technology