Mapping the Digital Infrastructure Future
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Mapping the Digital Infrastructure Future
- 1. INCA Conference, Manchester 16-17 Oct 19 Mapping the Digital Infrastructure Future Workshop Session 2
- 2. Maps fundamental to internet connectivity • Where is my network? • Where are my new customers? • What is the best route between the two? • Costs for civils • Costs for process • Costs for tendering • Costs impact investors, public funding
- 3. Postcodes – for post, not maps • Never intended for mapping. • Postcode areas are generated from locations. • Too large, especially in rural areas. • What’s the postcode of a lamp-post? • Need something that gives map co-ordinates of the asset • UPRN, TOID, Proprietary
- 4. Stakeholders and Projects • Geospatial Commission. • DCMS – BDUK Mapping publicly- funded assets. • Enabling Public infrastructure sharing. • National Underground Asset Register. • Network design systems. • Network builders and contractors. • Ordnance Survey. • LFFN. • Gigabit Connectivity Scheme. • Crown Commercial Service – Dynamic Purchasing System. • Any Local Authority project seeking to increase coverage. • Local Authority Planning system (UPRNs exist before Postcodes) • A common approach benefits all – faster and cheaper network build means more coverage more quickly at less cost.
- 5. Mapping - UPRN • Unique Property Reference Number – established ecosystem for allocations • Local Authorities • GeoPlace • OS • Existing premises already have (re-use) • Allocated to new premises at planning stage • Historically included some telecoms and post infrastructure • Phone box, post box, poles, airwave • Why not cabinets, masts, other assets? • Above ground? • access points, chambers, duct endpoints? • Available in OS AddressBase Products • 38 million addressable objects • ONS • National Statistics Address NHS locations • GP Registrations • Local Authorities • Valuation Office • Land Registry • Look−up • USO
- 6. The Future of Digital Infrastructure Mapping • Easier and quicker network design, lower cost. • Better data means better networks, faster. • Sharing infrastructure means lower cost. • Public data should be open access. • Common approach to data is sane approach. • Better mapping benefits everyone: customers, builders, investors, policy.