[AusNOG] Fibre / conduit maps

[Robert Hudson]

It has to be in the planning stage - because there can be a significant
delay between the request and the response.

I was caught out by this - the DBYD advertising at the time made it look
like you could call up, shovel in hand, and be told where not to dig. You'd
be holding that shovel for a while...

On 17 Oct 2016 6:37 AM, "Damien Gardner Jnr" <rendrag at rendrag.net> wrote:

DBYD themselves don't *have* any specific data do they? They only know
which service providers have registered an interest in your region.  They
then send your request off to those registered providers, and those
providers send you the data they have.  If you want records updated, you'd
need to contact the specific provider.

Also, keep in mind that if you want Telstra data, you need to make sure you
select your reason as doing work, not planning to do work.  If you're
planning to do work, they will only fulfil one DBYD request, and any
further requests you need to pay for, otherwise they simply don't send you
any data. (One wonders where the liability falls if they failed to send you
cabling maps, and you then put a backhoe though a Telstra conduit...)

On 16 October 2016 at 19:48, Robert Hudson <hudrob at gmail.com> wrote:

> If only the data they had was accurate (not their fault, they are only as
> good as the data they've been given).
>
> The Telstra lead-in to a previous property was on the other side of the
> property to what DBYD said. They also had no record of the gas line either.
>
> As I said, I know their data is only as good as what they're given. What
> was a little frustrating though was when we offered to update them on where
> we had found/relaid the services (we cut the Telstra lead-in, and nearly
> broke the gas line), we basically couldn't get them to accept the data.
>
> On 16 Oct 2016 6:14 PM, "Adrian Bone" <adrianbone at iinet.net.au> wrote:
>
>> 1100.com.au  (Dial Before You Dig) is worth a look.
>>
>> Excellent free service. Been a little while since I've had to use it but
>> from
>> memory you must declare occupation when registering and use a mapping tool
>> similar to google earth to draw a shape of the area of interest. You then
>> submit your query and promptly receive an automated email with pdf
>> attachments.
>>
>> Shows conduits in the ground and who owns them, eg 4T100 to indicate 4 x
>> 100mm, but would be no further info.
>>
>> Looking at the start of the list of DBYD members I can see AAPT, AARNet,
>> Amcom
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Adrian
>>
>> On Thu, 13 Oct 2016 05:36:26 AM Abraham Treadwell wrote:
>> > Hi All,
>> >
>> > A few years ago a company, koordinates.com<http://koordinates.com>
>> compiled,
>> > or enabled publication of isp backhaul and wholesale fibre maps, from
>> most
>> > of the bigger telcos in New Zealand. It was possible for others to
>> submit
>> > their maps into the same service.
>>
>> > We’re in the process of looking for a new premises in Sydney and i’m
>> > wondering if anyone is aware of, or has compiled a similar collection of
>> > combined telco fibre maps in Australia?
>>
>> > As an isp of any size, knowing who has ducting in a particular street
>> can go
>> > a long way to finding the right wholesale provider or partnership, for a
>> > particular address or project, especially for premium services and
>> quirks
>> > such as identifying fully redundant paths.
>>
>> > If anyone’s aware of such a map, as a public or restricted access
>> service, I
>> > would be most interested to hear more.
>>
>> >
>> > |  Abraham Treadwell  |  www.tangelo.com<http://www.tangelo.com> |
>> > |  abraham<mailto:abraham at tangelo.com>@tangelo.com<mailto:kyle@
>> tangelo.com>
>> > |   |
>>  nz +64 21 646472  |  skype: atreadwell  |
>> >
>> >
>>
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