xDSL Coverage Maps (GIS Files)

xDSL providers, local Government agencies and other organisations have a need to understand the effective coverage territory of each DSLAM-equipped exchange. Here we distinguish between PSTN coverage (notionally the whole exchange area) and the respective portions where ADSL/ ADSL2 services can be provided.

Customers obtain a set of ADSL, ADSL2 and "Distance Too Far" polygons for each required ESA. Once these polygons have been created, geospatial techniques can be used to quantify numbers of included customers, extract company details etc.

Legend:
   - Yellow dots, geocoded businesses
   - Purple dots, geocoded residences
   - Pink dots, G-NAF (underneath the above two layers)

In depth ESA map

To find out more, please contact us.

Comms Day Summit presentation, 9th April 2013

Brian Beckor presented at the Comms Day Summit April 2013 regarding "The Challenges of physical addressing for NBN deployment". Read more...

Highlights from the February 2013 PSMA Australia Data Update

As part of its ongoing commitment to data improvement, PSMA Australia has enhanced G-NAF and Cadlite in the February 2013 update. Read further for more details. Read more...

Major dataset enhancements in the November 2012 PSMA update

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AAPT

Aurora Energy

Australian Communications and Media Authority

Australian National University / Fenner School

BBY

Broadcast Australia

Cisco Systems

Comindico

Department of Commerce (NSW)

Department of Communications, IT & The Arts

Gravelroad Consulting

Greenfleet Australia

Hutchison Telecoms

Information Economy Directorate, Government of South Australia (DFEEST)

.id (informed decisions)

Macedon Ranges Shire Council

Murray Regional Development Board

Nextgen Networks

Ocean Broadband

PowerTel

Request DSL

Snitch GPS

The North Queensland Newspaper Company

Uecomm