Federal Communications Commission 20110413 vector digital data Washington, DC Federal Communications Commission State of Florida http://www.broadband.gov/qualitytest/about/ This dataset contains Consumer Broadband Test Data for the State of Florida. The Consumer Broadband Test data provides information on upload and download speeds for Non-Mobile, and Mobile devices. Additionally it also provides Broadband Dead Zone point locations. The purpose of the Consumer Broadband Test is to give consumers additional information about the quality of their broadband connections and to create awareness about the importance of broadband quality in accessing content and services over the internet. Additionally, the FCC may use data collected from the Consumer Broadband Test (Beta), along with submitted street address, to analyze broadband quality and availability on a geographic basis across the United States. SENSITIVE NOT FOR FGDL. The data was created to serve as base information for use in GIS systems for a variety of planning and analytical purposes. The Consumer Broadband Test, currently in beta, is the FCC’s first attempt at providing consumers real-time information about the quality of their broadband connections. Because measuring broadband speeds with software tools is not an exact science, we are providing two popular consumer broadband testing tools in this Beta version: Ookla and M-Lab. Both will enable consumers to test the quality of their broadband connection by transferring a small temporary file back and forth and measuring the results. Users will be randomly assigned to one of the two chosen testing tools: Ookla or Network Diagnostic Tool (NDT) running on the Measurement Lab (M-Lab) platform, or they can choose their preferred tool by using links on this page. Each test is likely to provide a different result, and the differences may be significant in some cases. While the tests will give consumers some information on relative speeds, the FCC does not endorse either one as being a definitive testing method. In the future, the FCC anticipates making additional broadband testing applications available for consumer use. The FCC does not endorse any specific testing application. What does speed mean? The test measures your bandwidth, in terms of the rate at which data can be transmitted between your computer and the testing servers. Your "speed" determines the time it takes to receive or send data; the download speed refers to the rate from the testing server to you, and the upload speed is from you to the testing server. It is measured in terms of how many kilobits of data you can transfer per second (kb/s). File sizes are normally indicated in terms of "bytes," and a byte is equal to 8 bits. In other words, 1000 kilobits per second is equal to 125 kilobytes per second. What do latency and jitter mean? We also provide a measurement of latency, which is the time it takes for a single packet to be sent from your computer to the testing server and then back again (the "round trip time"). This is measured in milliseconds. Latency will be greater across longer distances (i.e., if you are farther away from a testing server), and can also be impacted by a range of other factors, including network congestion. Jitter is a measure of the variability in latency. Latency and jitter can particularly impact the performance of real-time applications, such VoIP and gaming. 20110413 publication date Complete As needed -87.540537 -79.874028 30.995862 24.508242 None Dead Zone Internet CBT Consumer Broadband Test Broadband None Florida SENSITIVE DO NOT RELEASE ON FGDL FCC Consumer Broadband Test Data Package for Eligible Entities This document describes the files contained in this package. The data contained here are expressly for the Eligible Entities. This data is covered under a Federal Government (FCC) system of records notice and should be protected pursuant to the Privacy Act. By accepting this data, you commit to protecting any PII and to not making any PII publicly available. If you receive a public records request for any PII contained within this data, or if there is a data breach (i.e., unauthorized disclosure of the PII), we request that you contact the FCC immediately. Files Contained:CBT Data Export to States.xls - Data Dictionary_CBTData_.out - Data for Consumer Broadband Test (Wireline) _DEADZONE_.out - Data for Dead Zone reporting _MOBILEAPP_.out - Data for Mobile App speed test Privacy Notice and 'About' the Consumer Broadband Test.doc - Privacy notice IMPORTANT PRIVACY NOTICE The IP addresses, street addresses, and specific lat/long geo-location data received from the FCC in this data set is to be considered Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This data is covered under a Federal Government (FCC) system of records notice and should be protected pursuant to the Privacy Act. By accepting this data, you commit to protecting any PII and to not making any PII publicly available. If you receive a public records request for any PII contained within this data, or if there is a data breach (i.e., unauthorized disclosure of the PII), we request that you contact the FCC immediately. It is permissible to make the non PII parts of the data publicly available, such as by scrubbing the IP addresses and by aggregating the street address and lat/long geo-location data. Additionally, the broadband performance data itself is not PII. If you have any questions on how you can display this data to the public, please contact the FCC. Federal Communications Commission, Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau mailing

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Washington DC 20554 US 1-888-CALL-FCC 1-877-627-7460 fccinfo@fcc.gov ATTN: Broadband Unavailability Reporting Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Version 6.2 (Build 9200) ; Esri ArcGIS 10.7.1.11595 Consumer Broadband Test http://www.broadband.gov/qualitytest/about/ I Want To Test My Broadband Connection http://www.broadband.gov/qualitytest/ National Broadband Map http://www.broadband.gov/maps/availability.htm GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the attribute information within the original data. This data is provided 'as is'. GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the original data layer's topology This data is provided 'as is' by GeoPlan and is complete to our knowledge. This data is provided 'as is' and its horizontal positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan 0 onLine Spatial and Attribute Information GeoPlan Center acquired the following .zip data via email on 20110519. fccF4PFCKU0_APRCBTDATAFL.zip Below are the files contained within the .zip; CBT Data Export to States.xls FL_CBTDATA_010111_013111.txt FL_CBTDATA_020111_022811.txt FL_CBTDATA_030111_033111.txt FL_CBTDATA_031110_051110.txt FL_CBTDATA_040111_050111.txt FL_CBTDATA_051210_053110.txt FL_CBTDATA_060110_063010.txt FL_CBTDATA_070110_073110.txt FL_CBTDATA_080110_083110.txt FL_CBTDATA_090110_093010.txt FL_CBTDATA_100110_103110.txt FL_CBTDATA_110110_113010.txt FL_CBTDATA_120110_123110.txt FL_DEADZONE_010111_013111.txt FL_DEADZONE_020111_022811.txt FL_DEADZONE_030111_033111.txt FL_DEADZONE_031110_051110.txt FL_DEADZONE_040111_050111.txt FL_DEADZONE_051210_053110.txt FL_DEADZONE_060110_063010.txt FL_DEADZONE_070110_073110.txt FL_DEADZONE_080110_083110.txt FL_DEADZONE_090110_093010.txt FL_DEADZONE_100110_103110.txt FL_DEADZONE_110110_113010.txt FL_DEADZONE_120110_123110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_010111_013111.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_020111_022811.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_030111_033111.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_031110_051110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_040111_050111.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_051210_053110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_060110_063010.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_070110_073110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_080110_083110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_090110_093010.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_100110_103110.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_110110_113010.txt FL_MOBILEAPP_120110_123110.txt Privacy Notice and 'About' the Consumer Broadband Test.doc readme.txt GeoPlan first combined each consumer broadband test data textfile into their respected groups. FL_CBTDATA_ALL.txt, FL_DEADZONE_ALL.txt, and FL_MOBILEAPP_ALL.txt Next GeoPlan converted the following textfiles into .DBF files FL_CBTDATA_ALL.txt, FL_DEADZONE_ALL.txt, and FL_MOBILEAPP_ALL.txt Next GeoPlan mapped the FL_MOBILEAPP_ALL.dbf via it's Latitude and Longitude fields, to create FL_MOBILEAPP_ALL.shp which was reprojected from wgs84 to FGDL Albers. Next GeoPlan mapped/geocoded FL_CBTDATA_ALL.dbf via it's Address/Zipcode fields, to create FL_CBTDATA_ALL.shp (FGDL Albers). Next GeoPlan mapped/geocoded FL_DEADZONE_ALL.dbf via it's Address/Zipcode fields, to create FL_DEADZONE_ALL.shp (FGDL Albers). Next GeoPlan Combined the three .shp files together to create GC_CONSUMBERBRDBND_APR11.shp Next GeoPlan Uppercased the .DBF table. Next GeoPlan added and Populated several fields, see attribute section. Finally GeoPlan Created the Metadata. Please Note: 10% of the FL_DEADZONE Group would not geocode due to false address information. Additionally roughly 50% of the FL_CBTDATA would also not Geocode due to missing or false address information. GeoPlan 20110525 Vector Entity point 145312 NAD 1983 HARN Florida GDL Albers 24.0 31.5 -84.0 24.0 400000.0 0.0 coordinate pair 0.0001 0.0001 meter D North American 1983 HARN GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.257222101 GC_CONSUMERBRDBND_APR11 GC_CONSUMERBRDBND_APR11.DBF FCC OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. Shape Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. Status ESRI item which denotes the status of the geocoded address whether it was matched or not). ESRI Score ESRI item which denotes the score with which the address was matched to a feature in the reference data. ESRI Match_type ESRI item which denotes the way the address was matched. ESRI Side ESRI item which denotes the side of the street to which the address was matched (for geocoding service styles that can match an address to a particular side of a street). Records marked with an "*" have not been GeoCoded, these records have another type of spatial reference source, see source field for more information. ESRI Match_addr ESRI item which denotes the full street layer address to which the address was matched. ESRI EDATETIME Time and Data that user ran the Consumer Broadband Test. FCC CLIENT_IP The IP client IP address. FCC TYPE The Type of Consumer Broadband Test Data, i.e. Non-Mobile App, Mobile App, or Dead Zone. GeoPlan ADDRESS Street Address (As entered by user) FCC CITY City (As entered by user) FCC STATE State abbreviation (As selected from state dropdown by user) FCC ZIPCODE Street Address Zip Code (As entered by user) FCC C_OS_NAME The name of the client's mobile operating system, i.e. IPHONE or ANDROID. FCC ACSNG_FROM Indicates where the client is accessing the internet from. FCC CELLULAR FCC COMMUNITY CENTER, LIBRARY, OR SCHOOL FCC EDGE FCC GPRS FCC HOME FCC LARGE BUSINESS FCC 500 employees or more MEDIUM BUSINESS FCC 50 to 499 employees MOBILE CONNECTION FCC OTHER FCC SMALL BUSINESS FCC 49 employees or fewer UTMS FCC WIFI FCC SPDTE_FLAG Names the engine used to provide the speed test results, i.e. MLAB or OOKLA (Always OOKLA for mobile apps). FCC DNLD_SPD Download speed (in kbps). The speed at which data is sent from the testing server to your computer. FCC UPLD_SPD Upload speed (in kbps). The speed at which data is sent from your computer to the testing server. FCC LATENCY Latency (in ms). The time it takes for data to be sent from your computer to the testing server and back (the "round trip time"). FCC JITTER Jitter (in ms). The variability in the delay between your computer and the testing server. FCC PCKT_LOSS The fraction of packets lost during this test. FCC MIN_RTT Returns the minimum round trip time of packets in a test which approximates ping time. FCC MAX_RTT Returns the maximum round trip time of packets in a test which approximates ping time. FCC AVG_RTT The average round trip time packets during a test. FCC AVLBL_IND "Y" if user has internet access at their home and "N" if they do not. FCC INTRSD_IND Indicates what types of broadband internet access are available at the user's home. FCC INTERNET_A "Y" if user would be interested in purchasing broadband internet if service options were available intheir area. FCC FIXED WIRED CONNECTION (CABLE, DSL OR FIBER OPTIC) MOBILE OR FIXED WIRELESS CONNECTION (SUCH AS AN AIRCARD OR WIMAX OTHER SATELLITE CGS_CITY Computer Generated Standardized City Name. GeoPlan CGS_ZIPCD Computer Generated Standardized Zip Code. GeoPlan CGS_COUNTY Computer Generated Standardized County Name. GeoPlan LATITUDE Latitude in Decimal Degrees. GeoPlan LONGITUDE Longitude in Decimal Degrees. GeoPlan DESCRIPT Based on the field ACSNG_FROM, for Dead Zone locations field denotes DEAD ZONE NO ACCESS. GeoPlan FGDLAQDATE Date FGDL acquired the data from the Source. GeoPlan AUTOID Unique ID added by GeoPlan GeoPlan Florida Geographic Data Library (FGDL) mailing

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