In this webinar, presented by Connect Humanity, Tom Reid from Reid Consulting Group outlines gives an overview of accessing and using CostQuest’s fabric mapping data. This mapping provides key information on broadband serviceable locations that is critical for broadband planning and identifying coverage gaps. Learn how the fabric can be used to understand your coverage […]
Designed overarching broadband architecture for serving 100% of households in the rugged and foliage-covered geography of southern and eastern Ohio. Generated financial analysis to quantify levels of subsidy required for sustainable ISP business model.
Overlaid AEP service areas and SmartGrid intentions to identify areas in Ohio where broadband could be deployed along with the next generation SmartGrid capabilities. Developed service area profiles, network architecture options, cost estimates and grant opportunities.
Overlaid South Central Power service areas and SmartGrid intentions to identify areas of footprint in greatest broadband need that are also deployment targets of next generation SmartGrid capabilities. Developed service area profiles, network architecture options, cost estimates and grant opportunities. Generated 20-year pro forma for three varied deployment scenarios.
Developed broadband planning maps that identify unserved and underserved census blocks across the state and created a business broadband index to characterize business demand for broadband in southern Rhode Island.
Created a map that characterizes broadband availability across the State of Ohio at the census block group level. Built 88 county broadband profiles that show availability at the block level as well as unserved and underserved households and populated square miles for each county.
Worked to implement a fiber-network for constituents in K-12, higher education and governments. Conducted feasibility and financial analysis to determine economic incentives in rural communities, and helped manage partnerships to being essential broadband to isolated areas to increase participating county's ability to deliver education and promote economic development.
Advised the client and 22 independent telecommunications members through the grant process to engineering on a $45 million fiber-optic broadband project across 28 counties.
Conducted data analysis and mapping to develop fiber optic networks in metropolitan centers within the client service area. Designed a combined fiber and wireless architecture to provide wireless broadband to residential and small business customers. Secured USDA funding to establish a Community Technology center for the public.