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Public Group active 1 month, 2 weeks ago agoJoin if you want to participate in the creation and distribution of maps, or have any data you want to supply (spreadsheets, databases, spatial data etc)
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dean posted an update in the group
Mapping 1 month, 2 weeks agoJust checked out the map for ’Allerdale – Dean’
Village Branthwaite
Actual max speed approx 700kb/s – map shows current 15-20MB/s !
Subtle difference.
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allhallows replied to the forum topic Map Links in the group
Mapping 3 months, 4 weeks agoSorry a little inaccuracy here;
Current Cumbria Broadband Speeds (BT Infrastructure) – Click on any point in Cumbria to get a summary of the current and potential broadband […]-
The data used was as accurate as is publicly available. Can you be more specific?
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 7 months, 3 weeks agoAdded a new map style, comparing 3 layers
http://lakeuk.blogspot.com/2011/09/function-initialize-var-cumbria-new.html
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks agoI’ve made the following changes to the spreadsheet:-
* The latest OS Opendata have for the parish boundaries looks in some cases to be way out of date, so I’ve added a new parish column which has the current parish name. As some parishes will show more than once as the current parish is a merger of others (example Staveley with Ings), so a…[Read more]
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If you are interested in online mapping, ESRI provide the following services for free (signup required): http://explorer.arcgis.com/, http://www.arcgis.com/home/. You can see a bit of what it can do by going here: http://blogs.esri.com/Support/blogs/arcgisonline/archive/2011/07/20/arcgis-online-at-the-uc-2011-plenary-part-2.aspx
One service…[Read more]
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks agoHow do you reply so it appear in the thread and not at the top of the page?
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I think if you view the thing you reply to and Reply to that it appears ”in line” – at least this is what I’m doing here so the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
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actually clicking Reply under the item without viewing it in more detail also seems to work.
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Thanks
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks ago@jimsavege Anything that is part of the heirachy can easily be included in the google spreadsheet, the hard bit is getting to know who the Hub CoOrdinators (does anyone know) area as well as the Champions. Had a quick lookup about Hubs on the CCC site, it seems to imply a parish will have a hub coordinator and that a group of them (parishes) will…[Read more]
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Dave – I’ll ask the team at CCC to get the info to you tomorrow.
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks ago@jamesnunn I had thought of including a form but I have seen a mini buzz at being able to update a google spreadsheet directly
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks agoI’ve had a good think and not come up a easy way to show both sets of data on the same map. An option maybe to have two maps side by side and zoom in on both to get an comparison
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James Nunn posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 3 weeks agoHi guys
I have only recently been able to get another look at the discussions on here. I created the maps found in the group which are the subject of much blasting. The sources are described in the titles, but I’ll reiterate here to clear things up a little.
All the data I used to create the maps were supplied by Louis Moseley in a…[Read more]
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can you point us at the original forms for collecting the extra data please ?
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James – thanks for the efforts here – this is very useful. I am sure forum members will work to build on and develop what you have done here.
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broadbandcumbria.com/groups/mapping/forum/
there’s where I originally posted the links. I think the way there’s a forum AND a comments column for a group means that one gets neglected, in this case the forum. maybe one of the site admins could put a permalink for things like this somewhere more accessible.
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chris conder posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 4 weeks agoGreat stuff, well done. I know last year we wanted a map with all of this on but nobody has managed to do it yet, so well done for cracking it. Is there a way you could overlay it over the BDUK data on a previous post on this blog? Then we can see if the worst areas have champions? Possibly they have such limited access they may not even know of…[Read more]
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Dave Whitehead posted an update in the group
Mapping: 9 months, 4 weeks agoI’ve created a map of Broadband Champions although it’s abit lacking in the parishes I’ve identified as having a nominated champion.
Below is a link on how it all works, basically a Google Spreadsheet that anyone can fill in which I link up periodically with the mapping data I have.
Would be interested in peoples thoughts on the map, maybe…[Read more]
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Dave – it is worth thinking about CALC and the parish network – and from that the Hub coordinators – as well as the broadband champions. There are a number of different groups out there working on this agenda.
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chris conder posted an update in the group
Mapping: 10 months agoDid we ever get a map where people can add their details? Did our interactive map ever happen?
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Guy Jarvis posted an update in the group
Mapping: 1 year agoPeter, agreed it is not just technically re ADSL lines – the real problem with all DSL technology is the basic inequity of copper line attenuation that disadvantages rural communities and this is why FttC is a digital deadend.
The terms “digital timeshare” and “exaflood” are neither designed nor intended to confuse you nor for that matter to…[Read more]
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Peter posted an update in the group
Mapping: 1 year agoGuy, it’s not just ‘technically’ that contention occurs before the local loop, there is no contention on an ADSL line.
Congratulations on using 2 more terms designed to impress and confuse – ‘digital timeshare’ and ‘exaflood’. I think you mean the internet is shared by users and still needs bandwidth and capacity at the far end by the…[Read more]
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Peter joined the group
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