Manholes, joints, and routes displayed centrally on the map
All network elements are displayed on an interactive map with georeferenced locations and can be distinguished based on their construction status. The fiber-optic application package includes preconfigured structures for manholes, joints, cable routes, distribution boxes, and expansion areas. Using filters and search functions, you can centrally monitor progress in your expansion areas.
Intelligently Verify OTDR Measurements
Technicians can upload OTDR measurement reports in SOR, TRC, or PDF formats directly via the Workbox. The AI-powered verification process matches the measurement address with the corresponding network element and assists in validating the measured values. Uncertain results are flagged for manual confirmation. This allows for targeted reduction of the workload in quality control.
Import As-Built Data in a Structured Format
Subcontractors’ inventory data can be imported into LightDiPS as GeoJSON or Shapefile files. Using defined mapping rules, the submitted data is assigned to the corresponding items in the bill of quantities. An additional comparison feature helps to compare planned and actually constructed routes. The rest of the acceptance process is systematically managed from submission through to approval.
Quantity Surveys and Construction Billing in Accordance with GAEB
Bills of quantities can be imported via GAEB. The quantities completed are recorded directly on the respective order, and route lengths, for example, can be imported from existing geometries. A GAEB X31 export is available for subsequent billing. Partial measurements and their progress over time are also documented in a traceable manner.
Create Structured Subsidy Export Files
Funded Gigabit projects have specific requirements regarding data and documentation. LightDiPS supports the creation of the GIS NB funding export in Version 5.1 as well as XTrasse 2.0 plans, and validates the data against the specified schemas. Missing or incomplete classifications are displayed before export. This allows errors to be detected and corrected early on.
Direct connection to DiPS fiber optics
Existing users of DiPS Glasfaser can integrate both systems. LightDiPS imports building data from DiPS Glasfaser and synchronizes status information for network elements. This allows existing data to be reused and reduces the need for duplicate data maintenance.
Documentation for Subsidized Fiber-Optic Projects
For government-funded fiber-optic projects, maintaining complete and traceable documentation is particularly important. LightDiPS helps you organize the required documentation in a structured manner right from the implementation phase.
Required fields ensure that relevant evidence is captured. AI-powered features assist in reviewing photos and OTDR measurement reports, and the necessary funding reports can be generated directly from existing project data.
This results in comprehensive as-built documentation that is centrally available and significantly simplifies the subsequent submission of funding reports as well as other review processes.
What OTDR formats does LightDiPS support?
LightDiPS supports OTDR measurement reports in the SOR, TRC, and PDF formats. An AI-powered validation process matches the measurement address with the corresponding network element and assists in verifying the plausibility of the measured values.
Does LightDiPS generate grant reports for funded projects?
Yes. LightDiPS supports the creation of GIS NB funding exports in version 5.1 and XTrasse 2.0 plans. The data is validated against the appropriate schemas before export.
How is as-built data collected from subcontractors?
Subcontractors can provide data in GeoJSON or Shapefile format. LightDiPS imports the data and assigns it to the corresponding items in the scope of work based on defined mapping rules. The rest of the acceptance process can then be managed centrally.
Can LightDiPS be connected to DiPS fiber optics?
Yes. Through integration, building data can be imported from DiPS Glasfaser, and status information for network elements can be synchronized. This allows existing data to be reused and reduces the need for duplicate data maintenance.
Can the measurement data be used directly for billing?
Yes. Measurements are recorded directly for each job and can then be exported as GAEB X31. Partial measurements and their chronology remain clearly documented.
