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Indiana's Broadband Mapping Initiative: Enhancing Access and Data Sharing

In February 2010, Indiana launched a comprehensive broadband mapping initiative aimed at improving access to high-speed internet across the state. This project, supported by the IndianaMap, involves mapping broadband availability by service provider, technology used, and advertised speeds through census blocks. Utilizing both "in-hand" data and service provider information, Indiana develops first-draft maps to identify coverage gaps. With a funding commitment of $4.5 million over three years, the initiative aligns with federal standards for high-resolution hydrographic data to enhance the state's data-sharing capabilities.

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Indiana's Broadband Mapping Initiative: Enhancing Access and Data Sharing

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  1. Jim’s GIO Stew 24 February 2010 GIO A Buck –Two Ninety-Eight

  2. IndianaMap Data Sharing Initiative February 14, 2010 85

  3. Mapping Indiana’s Broadband • By census blocks, show: • Service provider • Technology used • Advertised speed • Create GIS files to depict availability of wireless broadband

  4. Indiana’s Approach • Use “in-hand” data to quickly create “1st draft” maps • Improve the map using Service Provider data • By census block • By address

  5. Cable Modem Providers by Census Block and ZCTA

  6. How Is the IndianaMap Helping Hoosiers?

  7. Google & The IndianaMap

  8. GIS at DNR

  9. GIS at IDEM

  10. GIS at INDOT

  11. GIS at the Secretary of State

  12. GIS At IEDC

  13. 2011 to 2013 Ortho Program??? $4.5 million ($1.5 million per year on a 3-year rotation cycle through 2012)

  14. Local Resolution NHD – Phase I • Purpose: develop a functional Local-Resolution hydrographic data model for the State of Indiana. This project shall meet federal National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) standards for High-Resolution and Local-Resolution watershed data set forth by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

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