Fttx planning and design
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The document outlines the process for planning and designing a fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) network, including: 1) digitally documenting the existing network and planning duct routes; 2) registering marketing data to establish rollout priorities; 3) defining customer equipment specifications in design software; 4) planning fiber network clusters, backbones, and distribution lines; 5) obtaining approvals from authorities and owners. The process aims to optimize the network design by utilizing existing infrastructure and finding cost-efficient routes.
Fttx planning and design
- 1. • Digital documentation of the existing network, duct route planning. • Registration of marketing data (demographic, economical, population density, type of buildings…) • Establish priorities of network rollout for all departments • Establish Manageable Work Packages (Network Clustering, Fiber Route planning, duct analysis, duct request) Fundamental planning By Ahmed Hamdy ahmed_hamdy192@yahoo.com
- 2. • Existing civil network analysis and identification of duct space • Ground surface report to find the most construction cost efficient routes. • Operator specs of civil works. • Cable route assurance with regard to the existing utility networks density • Customer address verification and evaluation of non built parcels. Outside Plant Evaluation By Ahmed Hamdy ahmed_hamdy192@yahoo.com
- 3. FTTx Planning and Design • Defining customer cable and equipment design specifications in the required design platform (Smallworld FTTH, AutoCAD, ArcGIS, etc.) • Pre-design stage: • Defining fiber network cluster (cells) to include demand points • Backbone and fiber trunk route planning • Client approval of the pre-design concept • Detailed design stage: • Splicing, loss budget calculation and detailed fibre distribution line route planning • Rack mounted equipment design and connectivity planning • Network design optimisation through: • utilising as much as possible of the existing duct space • finding most cost-efficient construction routes using outside plant evaluation surface reports • avoid existing utility networks density areas • Authority and owner construction approvals By Ahmed Hamdy ahmed_hamdy192@yahoo.com
- 4. • Detailed street design maps with regard to existing utility network density • Underground cross-section view of all main network junction points • In-house network installation instruction maps • Individuel fibre cable or micro duct utilisation report • Total digging length report divided by surface type category • Customer drops & statistic, splicing diagrams and ODF reports FTTx Design Reporting By Ahmed Hamdy ahmed_hamdy192@yahoo.com
- 5. • As-Built data capture into the main network inventory database • Conversion of the measurement data and integration into the GIS system FTTx As-Built Documentation By Ahmed Hamdy ahmed_hamdy192@yahoo.com