1. Fay Rubin, Project Director, NHBMPP, University of New Hampshire Michael Blair, Project Coordinator, NHBMPP, University of New Hampshire New Hampshire Telecommunications Summit May 11 th , 2011

6. DATA COLLECTION, INTEGRATION, VERIFICATION, and DISPLAY – The University of New Hampshire (UNH) seeks to extend its efforts to collect, map, verify, and display broadband availability data during years 3‐5 of the project, and to enhance its year 2 program by incorporating selected leading practices into the project workflow. UNH will continue to rely on the nine New Hampshire Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs) to assist in the collection and verification of the data. STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE BROADBAND LEADERSHIP AND COORDINATION – Under the state director’s leadership and in partnership with the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA), a demand stimulation and aggregation program will be created to mobilize key stakeholders to make in‐kind and financial commitments to increase broadband penetration on a targeted community‐by‐community basis. The program will assemble a resource panel and create a Broadband Sustainability Fund (BSF) to assist with financing for areas that need service. NEW HAMPSHIRE BROADBAND LITERACY AND TRAINING PARTNERSHIP (NHBLTP) – The UNH team will partner with UNH Cooperative Extension, the UNH Information Technology Office (UNH IT), the Granite State Distance Learning Network (GSDLN) and the State Office of Energy and Planning (NH OEP) to assess the functional needs and subsequently provide broadband digital literacy training and technical assistance to educational institutions, non‐profits, local government and businesses throughout the state. STATE‐REGIONAL SECTOR BASED BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIC PLAN – This project will expand the level of activity of the nine RPCs and regional broadband stakeholder groups and add a state‐level consolidation and coordination component to the already envisioned activities to be led by the New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning. These efforts will be highlighted by a sector‐based analysis to understand needs with greater precision and accuracy.

7. Acquire/Process Service Provider Data Obtain service coverage data from providers: broadband availability, technology, speed, infrastructure, and for wireless – spectrum used Inventory Community Anchor Institutions/State Agencies Map location of each CAI, and conduct telephone survey to collect broadband access information Conduct Analysis Compile the provider information into statewide maps displaying areas served by type of technology and speed tier Share and Display Information Develop consumer reporting and mapping website(s): www.iwantbroadbandnh.org

12. Development of guidance/protocols Identification of active service providers Execution of NDAs with providers Acquisition and processing of provider data sets – 3 rd round submitted March, 2011 Development of statewide coverage maps by download/upload speed, type of technology Development of preliminary CAI data set (3500+ records) Web site development (iwantbroadbandnh.org) Hosted community broadband forums (15 hosted in fall of 2011) Using Cellular Expert software ( www.cellular-expert.com ) to predict signal strength. Note: Data generated for display purposes only, and does not represent the actual coverage area of any service provider.

13. Using Cellular Expert software ( www.cellular-expert.com ) to predict signal strength. Note: This data was generated for display purposes only, and does not represent the actual coverage area of any service provider.

23. Type of Institution Number of Institutions % of Total School - K-12 654 19.4 Library 602 17.8 Medical/Health Care 743 22.0 Public Safety 544 16.1 University, College, Other Post-Secondary 55 1.6 Other Community Support - Government 728 21.6 Other Community Support - Nongovernment 50 1.5 Total 3,376 100.0

24. Broadband Availability Number of Institutions % of Total Yes 2,519 74.6 No 378 11.2 Unknown 479 14.2 Total 3,376 100.0

29. Internal logical checks Speed test on web - ~2,850 records FCC data sets Community forums/surveys Satellite dish survey Input from local officials Commercial connectivity data sets Metered drive tests?

32. Launched February 17 th , 2011 by NTIA in collaboration with the FCC, and in partnership with the 50 states, five territories and the District of Columbia broadband mapping programs

36. Fay Rubin Project Director – University of New Hampshire [email_address] M ichael Blair Project Coordinator – University of New Hampshire [email_address] www.iwantbroadbandnh.org