Data Informed Decisions: Utah Broadband Project Data Resources

Bert Granberg Jessie Pechmann

Automated Geographic Reference Center (AGRC)

State of Utah

Why??

Support Decision Making

Inform: Visualize Utahs Broadband Landscape

Communicate on Issues

Assess, Measure Progress, Monitor Trends

Confirm Intuitive Understanding

Promote BB Build-out and Use

Economic Growth, Efficiency, Better Services

Broadband Mapping Data

6 month update cycle, NBM data standards (2010-2014)

Provider Data Submissions Coverage Areas

Technology used (Fiber, DSL, Cable, Fixed, Mobile, etc)

Max Advertised Up and Download Speeds

Community Anchor Institutions Schools, Libraries, Govt Offices, Healthcare

6 month update cycle

Technologies, Speeds

Broadband Mapping Data: Landline Coverage Areas

Broadband Mapping Data: Wireless Coverage Area

Broadband Mapping Data Content & Guidance

Broadband Mapping Data: NTIA Speed Tiers

Broadband Mapping Data Verification Activities

Basic technical limitations/logic

Comparison to advertising, territories, etc

Mobile: 2011 & 2013 Drivetests

Fixed: Address Point Review

Verification activities: Utah address points

Verification activities: 2011 & 2013 Drive testing, mobile broadband

Verification activities: 2011 & 2013 Drive testing, mobile broadband

Accessing Broadband

Mapping Data

Broadband Mapping Data At Work

Broadband.utah.gov/map

nbm.gov

Broadband Mapping Data At Work: GIS Data

Broadband Mapping Data At Work: GIS Data

Broadband Mapping Data At Work: GIS Data

Broadband Mapping Data At Work: From the Resources tab

Broadband Mapping Data At Work:

Landscape Overviews

Impressive Successes

Challenges

Remain

Case 1: Basic Consumer BroadbandResidential availability of at least 3 Mbps download and 768 Kbps upload. Allows for basic broadband internet functionality, such as browsing webpages and checking email.

Residential availability of at least 10 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload. Allows for basic functionality, plus video streaming and photo upload and download.

Case 2: Home Office/Education Broadband

Legend

*Broadband coverage includes wireline, wireless

and mobile broadband.

Populated areas with no Case 2 broadband coverage*

Populated areas with Case 2 broadband coverage

Unpopulated areas with Case 2 coverage

October 1, 2013

Legend

*Broadband coverage includes wireline, wireless

and mobile broadband.

Populated areas with no Case 1 broadband coverage*

Populated areas with Case 1 broadband coverage

Unpopulated areas with Case 1 coverage

Case-Based Population & Household Metrics: for Counties, Cities, Tribal Areas, etc.

Six County

Five County

Bear River

Southeast Utah

Uintah Basin

MountainlandWasatch Front Regional Council

*56,440

*182,170

*21,540

*23,780*28,150

*570,000

*86,590

Tooele

Millard

SanJuan

Iron

Kane

Box Elder

Uintah

Emery

Juab

Garfield

Grand

Utah

BeaverWayne

Sevier

Summit

Rich

Washington

Carbon

Sanpete

Cache

Piute

Davis

Weber

Daggett

Duchesne

Wasatch

Salt Lake

Morgan

The pie charts on the map show the highest of three broadband service levels available to housing units within each regional Association of Government (AOG) area.

High Capacity

Availability of at least 25 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload. These speeds allow for broadband internetneeded for residential and small businesses with high volume data usage.

Home Office/Entertainment Broadband

Residential availability of at least 10 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload. Allows for basic functionality, plus video streaming and photo upload and download.

Basic Consumer Broadband

Residential availability of at least 3 Mbps download and 768 Kbps upload. Allows for basic broadband internet functionality, such as browsing webpages and checking email.

Highest Broadband Service Level for Housing Units, By Utah AOG Area (Spring 2013)

HomeOffice

Basic

Consum

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Hig

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Cap

ac

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*Approximate numberof housing units within

AOG area (2010 Census)

Case-Based Metrics: AOG rollup

TOOELE

SAN JUAN

MILLARD

KANE

IRON

EMERY

JUAB

UINTAH

BOX ELDER

GARFIELD

GRAND

UTAH

WAYNEBEAVER

DUCHESNE

SEVIER

SUMMIT

RICH

WASHINGTON

SANPETE

CARBON

CACHE

PIUTE

WASATCH

DAVIS

WEBER

DAGGETT

SALT LAKE

MORGAN

Consumer Broadband Availability by Speed

Great

Salt

Lake

Maximum Advertised Download Speeds

Wireless Coverage*Wireline Coverage

50+ Mbps

25 - 50 Mbps

10 - 25 Mbps

6 - 10 Mbps

3 - 6 Mbps

1.5 - 3 Mbps

0.7 - 1.5 Mbps

* shown where wireline coverage not available

October 1, 2013

Highest Advertised Consumer

Speeds

TOOELE

SAN JUAN

MILLARD

KANE

IRON

EMERY

JUAB

UINTAH

BOX ELDER

GARFIELD

GRAND

UTAH

WAYNEBEAVER

DUCHESNE

SEVIER

SUMMIT

RICH

WASHINGTON

SANPETE

CARBON

CACHE

PIUTE

WASATCH

DAVISDAGGETT

WEBER

SALT LAKE

MORGAN

Utah Broadband Technology Footprint*

Wireline Coverage Available

(cable, dsl, etc.)

Fiber Coverage

(other wireline servicemay be available)

Wireless Coverage Only

*Combines information submitted for consumer and business level services

Great

Salt

Lake

October 1, 2013

Highest Order

Technology

Automated Map Generation

Broadband Mapping Data At Work:

Topic Maps

Community Anchor Institutions:

UEN

Network

Community Anchor Institutions: Library Speeds

Community Anchor Institutions: Mobile Wireless @ Bookmobile stops

Grant/Program Eligibility Analysis

High Precision GPS For Surveying & Mapping

0 5025 Miles

7/26/2012

*Or a precision of

Broadband Mapping Data At Work:

Change Detection

Broadband Mapping Data: NTIA Speed Tiers

Fixed BB Speed Tier Changes

Fall 2010

-- Fall 2013

Mobile BB Speed Tier Changes

Fall 2010

-- Fall 2013

Change Metrics: Round 2 -- Round 8, By Census Community

The Road Ahead

Fall Mobile Broadband Drivetest Spring 2014 Data Submission Fall 2014 Data Submission

Concurrent with FCC Form 477 (updated) Submission

December 2014, End of NTIA SBI funded project Ongoing FCC Form 477 submission:

Fixed (census blocks) Mobile (propagated coverage)

Bert Granberg bgranberg@utah.gov Jessie Pechmann jpechmann@utah.gov

gis.utah.gov