Submit a public map of a fibre optic network to be included on the OFDS Good Practice Map. Submissions are reviewed before appearing on the map.
The country where this network primarily operates. It will appear on the map under this country.
Name of the operator, ISP, or utility that publishes the map.
A public link to the network map — a web page, interactive map, or PDF.
These help classify the map for filtering on the good-practice map. Leave blank if unsure.
Broad geographic region for grouping (Africa, Europe, North America, etc.).
Web map — interactive (pan/zoom in a browser). Static — fixed image or PDF.
Does the map show node locations (e.g. PoPs, cabinets, splice points, data centres)?
How precisely nodes are placed: High — exact or street-level; Medium — approximate; Low — city or regional level only.
Does the map show fibre spans or routes between locations?
How precisely routes are drawn: High — follows actual paths; Medium / Low — increasingly simplified or schematic.
Machine-readable format available for the network data (e.g. KML download, or KML on request).
Is any of the network data published in Open Fibre Data Standard (OFDS) format?
Does the map or dataset distinguish fibre the operator owns from fibre that is leased from others?