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Code,Title,Description | ||
operational,Operational,The active network infrastructure for at least one network provider on the span is live and carrying traffic. | ||
underConstruction,Under construction,Construction of the passive physical infrastructure for the span is in progress. | ||
planned,Planned,Planning for the span is at an advanced stage and financing for its construction is finalised. | ||
decommissioned,Decommissioned,The span is no longer operational. | ||
proposed,Proposed,Planning for the span is at an early stage and financing for its construction is not yet finalised. | ||
planned,Planned,Planning for the span is at an advanced stage and financing for its construction is finalised. | ||
underConstruction,Under construction,Construction of the passive physical infrastructure for the span is in progress. | ||
inactive,Inactive,"Construction of the passive network infrastructure is complete, but the span is not yet operational." | ||
operational,Operational,The active network infrastructure for at least one network provider on the span is live and carrying traffic. | ||
decommissioned,Decommissioned,The span is no longer operational. |
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Code,Title,Description | ||
coaxial,Coaxial cable,The physical media of this span is coaxial cable. | ||
copper,Copper wire,The physical media of this span is copper wire. | ||
fibre,Fibre optic cable,The physical media of this span is fibre optic cable. | ||
microwave,Microwave radio,The physical media of this span is microwave radio. | ||
copper,Copper wire,The physical media of this span is copper wire. | ||
coaxial,Coaxial cable,The physical media of this span is coaxial cable. |
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Code,Title,Description | ||
mpls,Multi-Protocol Label Switching,A routing technique that directs data from one node to the next based on labels rather than network addresses. | ||
ip,Internet Protocol,A network layer protocol that defines the addressing mechanism on the Internet to allow data to be transmitted. | ||
mpls,Multi-Protocol Label Switching,A routing technique that directs data from one node to the next based on labels rather than network addresses. |
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Code,Title,Description | ||
dataCentre,Data centre,"A structure, or group of structures, dedicated to the centralized accommodation, interconnection and operation of information technology and network telecommunications equipment." | ||
cableLanding,Cable landing point,The location where a submarine or other underwater cable makes landfall. | ||
pop,Point of Presence,"A demarcation point, access point, or physical location at which two or more networks or communication devices share a connection." | ||
tower,Tower,A ground-based or rooftop structure that supports antennas for sending or receiving radio waves. | ||
ixp,Internet Exchange Point,"A physical point at which networks such as internet service providers, mobile operators and content delivery networks come together to connect and exchange internet traffic." | ||
addDropSite,Add drop site,"A point at which individual digital bit streams can be added to, or dropped from, a multiplexed signal in order to redirect bit streams between network paths." | ||
aggregationPoint,Aggregation point,A point at which multiple fibre optic cables are spliced together. Typically located between an exchange or POP and GPON splitters or end user premises. | ||
borderCrossing,Border crossing,The point at which a fibre cable crosses either an international boundary or the coastline of the operator’s country. The countries to which this node connects should be listed in `.internationalConnections`. | ||
cabinet,Cabinet,An distribution cabinet to which end users are connected by a standard phone line. | ||
aggregationPoint,Aggregation point,A point at which multiple fibre optic cables are spliced together. Typically located between an exchange or POP and GPON splitters or end user premises. | ||
cableLanding,Cable landing point,The location where a submarine or other underwater cable makes landfall. | ||
dataCentre,Data centre,"A structure, or group of structures, dedicated to the centralized accommodation, interconnection and operation of information technology and network telecommunications equipment." | ||
exchange,Exchange,A telephone exchange. | ||
substation,Substation,An electrical substation. | ||
addDropSite,Add drop site,"A point at which individual digital bit streams can be added to, or dropped from, a multiplexed signal in order to redirect bit streams between network paths." | ||
ixp,Internet Exchange Point,"A physical point at which networks such as internet service providers, mobile operators and content delivery networks come together to connect and exchange internet traffic." | ||
pop,Point of Presence,"A demarcation point, access point, or physical location at which two or more networks or communication devices share a connection." | ||
repeaterSite,Repeater site,A point at which fibre optic signals are amplified or repeated. Also known as a regeneration facility. | ||
substation,Substation,An electrical substation. | ||
tower,Tower,A ground-based or rooftop structure that supports antennas for sending or receiving radio waves. |
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Code,Title,Description | ||
sdh,Synchronous Digital Hierarchy,"A standardised protocol for transferring multiple digital bit streams synchronously over optical fibre. SDH is used worldwide, with the exception of the US and Canada." | ||
dwdm,Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing,A technology that multiplexes a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fibre by using different wavelengths. | ||
tdm,Time Division Multiplexing,A technology that multiplexes a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fibre by using different arrival times. | ||
sdh,Synchronous Digital Hierarchy,"A standardised protocol for transferring multiple digital bit streams synchronously over optical fibre. SDH is used worldwide, with the exception of the US and Canada." | ||
sonet,Synchronous Optical Networking,A standardised protocol for transferring multiple digital bit streams synchronously over optical fibre. SONET is used in the US and Canada. | ||
tdm,Time Division Multiplexing,A technology that multiplexes a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fibre by using different arrival times. |
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