Bert Granberg Mapping Presentation AGRC
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Bert Granberg from the Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center (AGRC), presented an overview of the Utah Broadband Project and gave a demonstration of the Utah Broadband Map. He also showed the council AGRC’s newest population map which was released last week. The map was created by refining 2010 census data and removing portions of census blocks that are uninhabited. This map can be compared to data collected for the Utah Broadband Map to identify unserved and underserved areas of the state.
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This document discusses smart gigabit communities, which are public-private partnerships that create connected ecosystems of innovative applications and services in communities with high-speed internet access. The goals of smart gigabit communities include economic development, civic resilience, supporting the internet of things and smart cities, and advancing areas like healthcare, education, public safety, transportation, clean energy, and manufacturing. Key aspects of smart gigabit communities include local carriers providing high-speed internet access, a local network interchange to keep traffic local, and smart city "brain" servers to dynamically allocate applications and services.
The Utah Rural Outlook
The document discusses Utah's economic development plan and resources for rural areas. The plan has four objectives: 1) Strengthen existing Utah businesses, both urban and rural. 2) Increase innovation, entrepreneurship, and investment. 3) Increase national and international business. 4) Prioritize education to develop the workforce of the future. The Governor's Office of Economic Development provides resources statewide, including business centers, tourism promotion, and programs to support sectors like aerospace/defense and energy. It also discusses developing talent through education partnerships and making sure economic opportunities reach diverse communities.
Next Generation 9-1-1 and broadband
Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG911) supports seamless communication of emergency-related voice, text, data, photos, and video between the public and emergency responders over an IP-based network. It facilitates increased public access to 911 with enhanced information for first responders through more reliable networks. States face challenges in transitioning to NG911, including leadership, funding, regulations, and liability issues regarding establishing statewide IP-based emergency services networks.
Utah Broadband Advisory Council Meeting 4.19.12
UEN provides statewide educational technology services and infrastructure in Utah, including an interactive video conferencing (IVC) network. As a public-private partnership, UEN leases circuits from telecom companies to connect public schools, colleges, and libraries with robust and reliable internet access. The IVC network allows for two-way or multi-way video conferencing using standards-based solutions, enabling classes, meetings, and events across the education system. Examples of IVC uses include concurrent enrollment classes, inter-district educational events, higher education classes, medical consultations, and regional government meetings.
Sharon Bertelsen Presentation at the Utah Broadband Provider Roundtable 10.4.11
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Broadband access is important for economic growth and innovation in key areas like education, healthcare, energy, and public safety. The national broadband plan aims to foster competition, ensure spectrum availability, provide access for deployment, and connect all Americans. Trends show broadband is increasingly essential and accessed through various means like mobile technology, with rising global tablet and mobile app usage. The FCC and government initiatives focus on making more spectrum available, updating universal service funds, and accelerating innovation through healthcare, education, and transportation. Consumer protection also oversees privacy and information security online.Public Utilities and Technology Interim Committee 2014
The Utah Broadband Project has worked since 2010 to expand broadband access across Utah through partnerships. It formed a broadband advisory council in 2011 to improve coordination among providers. In the past 6 months, 3 new providers were added to the broadband map and 16 existing providers increased their speeds and coverage areas. The project's interactive broadband map provides detailed data on residential broadband availability and has seen increasing user numbers. It has also conducted drive tests, surveys, and regional planning teams to identify barriers and opportunities to expand broadband. The project aims to continue promoting deployment best practices and serving as an advisor on broadband policy.
Randy Simmons Presentation
A phone survey was conducted of 900 Utah residents to understand broadband internet uptake. The survey found that most respondents had broadband at home. For those without it, the top reasons were cost and lack of availability in the area. Most respondents were willing to pay $25-50 per month for broadband. Internet access was most common several times per day via cable modem or DSL services. Since getting connected, most reported their quality had improved or stayed the same. The survey provided data to evaluate assumptions about the impact of cost and availability on broadband uptake across different regions in Utah.
EDCUtah 2011
Jeff Edwards from the Economic Development Corporation of Utah presented to the Utah Broadband Advisory Council on July 19, 2011. The EDCU's mission is to promote job and capital investment growth by assisting Utah companies and recruiting out-of-state companies. The EDC works with local economic development groups and supporting organizations. Utah offers a central location, low costs, a young and educated workforce, strong higher education, tax incentives, and a competitive business environment to attract companies. Recent company wins that located or expanded in Utah include Adobe, EMC, and Northrop Grumman.
Smart Schools Presentation
This document discusses technology and computing resources available for Utah schools. It notes that there are over 600,000 students in Utah with a ratio of about 1 computer for every 3 students. It outlines goals and requirements for technology integration including a 1:1 student to device ratio. It also discusses funding programs to update wireless networks in schools and provide iPads, laptops and other technologies to students and teachers. The document highlights several school districts that are participating in technology integration pilot programs.
Tools for Broadband Investment 4.24.14
This document discusses broadband access in Utah and efforts to expand it. It notes that Utah has the highest home broadband adoption rate and fastest internet speeds in the nation. The Utah Broadband Project aims to map broadband services, increase adoption, and develop a plan to expand deployment. While rural Utah faces challenges like lower population density, a survey found rural communities have similar adoption rates and prices as non-rural areas. Regional councils are identifying local broadband issues to inform state leaders on priorities like increasing collaboration and educating communities.
Public Utilities and Technology Interim Committee 2014
The Utah Broadband Project is a five-year grant-funded partnership that aims to expand broadband access across Utah. It maps the service areas of over 50 internet providers, engages stakeholders through the Utah Broadband Advisory Council, and accomplished regional broadband planning, awareness events, surveys, and mobile broadband testing in 2014. Going forward, the Utah Broadband Plan seeks to promote rural deployment best practices, launch a commercial broadband map, connect schools and tribes, help businesses and cities, and advise on broadband policy to continue Utah's competitive advantage.
SEAULG Presentation
The document provides recommendations from Amy L. Peters to the Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments regarding broadband in southeastern Utah. It outlines key issues like large distances, unreliable services, and funding challenges. Recommendations include continuing local coordination efforts to develop broadband, forming public-private partnerships to increase coordination between providers and consumers, and amending planning documents to encourage broadband deployment. The conclusion states that networking provides opportunities for partnerships that engage communities and provide broadband accessibility.
Southwest utah regional broadband plan presentation
The document summarizes the Southwest Utah Regional Broadband Plan. It finds that broadband internet access stimulates economic development in rural areas but expansion is difficult. It identifies challenges around increasing access for education, industry, and healthcare given growing data demands. Key goals are expanding reliable high-speed residential internet, increasing bandwidth for businesses, schools, libraries and hospitals, and improving cooperation between internet providers and government. Priority recommendations include refining grants to support rural providers, designating state liaisons to cooperate with land managers, removing barriers for private sector expansion, and ongoing regional broadband coordination.
WFRC Plan Summary
This document provides a regional broadband plan for the Wasatch Front region of Utah. It includes demographic information on the region's counties, maps showing population density, urban centers, and current maximum broadband speeds. The plan timeline shows a process of stakeholder meetings, surveys, and draft reviews from August 2013 to March 2014 to develop the regional broadband plan.
Broadband Advisory Council 7.15.14
The Utah Broadband Advisory Council met on July 15, 2014 to discuss accomplishments and key initiatives for broadband in Utah. Some accomplishments included launching the state's first interactive broadband map, forming the Advisory Council, and hosting a broadband summit. Key initiatives include convening partners to increase broadband deployment across the state, advocating for Utah's broadband needs on the national stage, and helping connect students, healthcare sites, and rural businesses through improved broadband access and adoption. The anticipated outcomes are increased federal funding, improved broadband infrastructure, and greater connectivity across Utah.
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Vincent E. Mikolay presented on broadband in rural Utah. He discussed the governor's vision for Utah to have a strong economy and be a global business destination. He highlighted Utah's low unemployment rate and diverse economy. Mikolay also provided details on Utah's strategic industry clusters like IT/software, which employs over 51,000 people. Finally, he outlined efforts to expand broadband access in rural Utah communities through funding sources and infrastructure projects.
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- 22. Provider Filter: Fixed Wireless
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- -For example, my current service falls in the 10 mbps or less category. -We will have the percentage of the population served broken for each speed in March 2011 (awaiting latest census data)