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Glass fibre route planning – FTTH


Automated fibre route planning reduces costs and accelerates FTTH roll-out

Glass fibre route planning - FTTH

What does mundialis offer for fibre optic network design?

Our software solution automates planning in a roll-out area from aerial photos to potential fibre routes. We support your planning with:

  • consulting and procurement of geodata in general
  • cloud-based geo data processing using our actinia solution
  • evaluation and provision of geodata derivatives from OpenStreetMap, openNRW data (and much more)

 

In view of the planning process, we offer:

  • optimal route search on the basis of various input data (surface use, road, ALKIS data etc.)
  • determination of exclusion areas for paths, distribution boxes etc. based on rules
  • creation of surface data from aerial photos (e. g. for route optimization)
  • optimal distribution of the distribution boxes
  • visibility analyses for the placement of network distribution boxes (e. g. for monument protection requirements etc.)

 

Read more: “From aerial photography to route planning” (PDF) – Lecture slides FOSSGIS 2019

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mundialis GmbH & Co. KG
Kölnstrasse 99
53111 Bonn

Phone: +49 (0)228 / 387 580 80
Fax: +49 (0)228 / 962 899 57

E-Mail: info [at] mundialis [dot] de

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