This document discusses fiber to the home (FTTH) network planning. FTTH uses fiber optic cables to provide broadband internet directly to homes and businesses. The document outlines a 3 phase planning process: 1) strategic network planning to determine high-level decisions, 2) high-level network planning to design the network architecture and placement of network components, and 3) detailed network planning to generate work plans and documentation. The planning requires collecting geographic, hardware, and cost data and using planning tools to design the optimal fiber network within the given constraints.
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This document discusses fiber to the home (FTTH) network planning. FTTH uses fiber optic cables to provide broadband internet directly to homes and businesses. The document outlines a 3 phase planning process: 1) strategic network planning to determine high-level decisions, 2) high-level network planning to design the network architecture and placement of network components, and 3) detailed network planning to generate work plans and documentation. The planning requires collecting geographic, hardware, and cost data and using planning tools to design the optimal fiber network within the given constraints.
This document discusses fiber to the home (FTTH) network planning. FTTH uses fiber optic cables to provide broadband internet directly to homes and businesses. The document outlines a 3 phase planning process: 1) strategic network planning to determine high-level decisions, 2) high-level network planning to design the network architecture and placement of network components, and 3) detailed network planning to generate work plans and documentation. The planning requires collecting geographic, hardware, and cost data and using planning tools to design the optimal fiber network within the given constraints.
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This document discusses fiber to the home (FTTH) network planning. FTTH uses fiber optic cables to provide broadband internet directly to homes and businesses. The document outlines a 3 phase planning process: 1) strategic network planning to determine high-level decisions, 2) high-level network planning to design the network architecture and placement of network components, and 3) detailed network planning to generate work plans and documentation. The planning requires collecting geographic, hardware, and cost data and using planning tools to design the optimal fiber network within the given constraints.
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FTTH
1. FAHRI W M 2. FDS 3. 3FDSA
1. INTRODUCTION
FTTH ? What is this ?
fiber-based access network
Why FTTH is chosen ??
HIGH BANDWIDTH HIGH RATES Provide more content
FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENT
A. High bandwidth and rates B. Meet future need C. Support future network D. Minimal distruption in deployment
2. BASIC ARCHITECTURE
NETWORK ENVIRONMENT
Point to multi point
Point to Point
User POP
3. BASIC NETWORK PLANNING
PHASE
1. Strategic Network Planning
Buissiness decision ? What kind of architecture will be implemented ? Which cable and duct that we choose? Etc (the major strategic decisions)
Where will the FTTH network be deployed?
Which order will the subareas of the network be deployed?
What methods, components and technologies will be used to build the network?
structural decisions for a particular geographical planning area are made the placement of network functions(distribution points) Etc The aim is to generate the lowest cost network plan within the boundaries of the strategic decisions made in the previous planning phase
INPUT from before.
a defined planning area a budget an architecture (P2P, PON, or hybrid) a type of cabling a building connection strategy
But Not all inputs may be available ? Going to High level network planning
high-level network planning must be executed across a number of different possible scenarios in order to produce a reliable prediction of the expected investment for the project.
Where will the POPs be located?
How many fibre concentration points?
Which cable routes serve which distribution and feeder areas?
What is the expected bill of materials?
3. DETAILED NETWORK PLANNING
network documentation detailed connection information such as a splicing plan, the labelling scheme, or microduct connections
Generating the 'tobuild' plans
Documentation
Workflow management
HOW TO PLAN IT ?
1. Collecting DATA
Georeferenced data
Hardware specifications what cables and ducts can be installed in the feeder, distribution and drop areas what testing should be carried out before a connection goes live. etc
Costs labour cost for civil works material cost per hardware type installation, test and measurement service costs etc
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