Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator DCIA - Revision history

Editor at 09:12, 22 November 2021

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	The Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.		The Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.

−	Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications ~~to the competition is~~ 18 November 2021.	+	Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications closed on 18 November 2021.

	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia]		Ref [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia]

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced ~~plans~~ for ~~the~~ Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and kerbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.	+	On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced a competition for a Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and kerbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.

−	Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in ~~wider~~ society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and ~~help~~ drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.	+	Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and helping drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.

	= Local involvement =		= Local involvement =

−	The two-year trial of street lamps, CCTV poles, bus shelters, public buildings, traffic signals and other roadside resources ~~could be used~~ to host 5G radio kit intended to boost coverage. This approach is believed to be cheaper, quicker and ~~more aesthetically appealing~~ than traditional phone masts. However, network operators sometimes find it difficult to acquire the information needed to verify that a structure is suitable, such as its location, physical dimensions, proximity to the street or access to a power source.	+	The two-year pilot may trial street lamps, CCTV poles, bus shelters, public buildings, traffic signals and other roadside resources to host 5G radio kit intended to boost coverage. This approach is believed to be cheaper, quicker and less intrusive than traditional phone masts. However, network operators sometimes find it difficult to acquire the information needed to verify that a structure is suitable, such as its location, physical dimensions, proximity to the street and access to a power source.

−	~~As part of the DCIA test, the~~ Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.	+	The Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.

	Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications to the competition is 18 November 2021.		Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications to the competition is 18 November 2021.

Editor at 13:55, 10 September 2021

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced plans for the Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and ~~curbside~~ infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.	+	On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced plans for the Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and kerbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.

	Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in wider society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and help drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.		Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in wider society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and help drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.

Editor at 13:37, 10 September 2021

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	Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications to the competition is 18 November 2021.		Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications to the competition is 18 November 2021.
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		+	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia]

	= Related articles =		= Related articles =
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	* Highways Infrastructure Asset Management Plans.		* Highways Infrastructure Asset Management Plans.
	* The rise of 5G in buildings.		* The rise of 5G in buildings.
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		+	= External resources =
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		+	* Gov.uk, [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/digital-connectivity-infrastructure-accelerator-dcia Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA)].

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Editor at 13:35, 10 September 2021

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	* Construction innovation.		* Construction innovation.
	* Digital communications and infrastructure dependencies.		* Digital communications and infrastructure dependencies.
		+	* Digital infrastructure.
	* Digital mapping and cartography.		* Digital mapping and cartography.
	* Distributed Antenna Systems DAS.		* Distributed Antenna Systems DAS.
	* Highways Infrastructure Asset Management Plans.		* Highways Infrastructure Asset Management Plans.
	* The rise of 5G in buildings.		* The rise of 5G in buildings.
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		+	[[Category:DCN_News]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:News]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Construction_techniques]] [[Category:Public_procedures]]

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	* 5G, AI and Big Data Technologies in Construction.		* 5G, AI and Big Data Technologies in Construction.
		+	* Asset management.
		+	* Construction innovation.
		+	* Digital communications and infrastructure dependencies.
		+	* Digital mapping and cartography.
		+	* Distributed Antenna Systems DAS.
		+	* Highways Infrastructure Asset Management Plans.
		+	* The rise of 5G in buildings.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

	On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced plans for the Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and curbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.		On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced plans for the Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and curbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.
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−	~~= Connecting through roadside infrastructure =~~
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−	The two-year trial of street lamps, CCTV poles, bus shelters, public buildings, traffic signals and other roadside resources used to host 5G radio kit intended to boost coverage. This street furniture could be used to host 5G network equipment more cheaply, quickly and with less visual impact compared with traditional phone masts. However, network operators sometimes find it difficult to acquire the information needed to verify that a structure is suitable, such as its location, physical dimensions, proximity to the street or access to a power source.

	Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in wider society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and help drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.		Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in wider society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and help drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.

	= Local involvement =		= Local involvement =
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		+	The two-year trial of street lamps, CCTV poles, bus shelters, public buildings, traffic signals and other roadside resources could be used to host 5G radio kit intended to boost coverage. This approach is believed to be cheaper, quicker and more aesthetically appealing than traditional phone masts. However, network operators sometimes find it difficult to acquire the information needed to verify that a structure is suitable, such as its location, physical dimensions, proximity to the street or access to a power source.

	As part of the DCIA test, the Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.		As part of the DCIA test, the Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.
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	= Related articles =		= Related articles =

−	5G, AI and Big Data Technologies in Construction.	+	* 5G, AI and Big Data Technologies in Construction.

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= Introduction =

On 9 September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced plans for the Digital Connectivity Infrastructure Accelerator (DCIA) pilot run by DCMS and supported by the Department for Transport (DfT). The competition explores ways to make it simpler and quicker for mobile companies to use publicly owned buildings and curbside infrastructure to host 5G radio equipment.

= Connecting through roadside infrastructure =

The two-year trial of street lamps, CCTV poles, bus shelters, public buildings, traffic signals and other roadside resources used to host 5G radio kit intended to boost coverage. This street furniture could be used to host 5G network equipment more cheaply, quickly and with less visual impact compared with traditional phone masts. However, network operators sometimes find it difficult to acquire the information needed to verify that a structure is suitable, such as its location, physical dimensions, proximity to the street or access to a power source.

Availability of 5G is expected to broaden the role that mobile technology plays in wider society by paving the way for virtual and augmented reality services and help drive the take-up of innovations such as autonomous cars and remote healthcare technologies. It is also expected that reliable 5G availability could support improved real-time monitoring and responsiveness in order to reduce waste, pollution or congestion.

= Local involvement =

As part of the DCIA test, the Government is piloting digital asset management platforms to enable local councils to share data that mobile companies need to accelerate their 5G delivery plans. Once the pilot is complete, the Government intends to support local authorities on the nationwide adoption of digital asset management platforms.

Local and regional authorities are being encouraged to form partnerships with industry to submit joint proposals for pilot project funds. The deadline for applications to the competition is 18 November 2021.

= Related articles =

5G, AI and Big Data Technologies in Construction.