FSM Telecommunications Corporation Overview 2015
Explore the telecommunications landscape of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) in 2015 through the detailed country report for PacNOG held in Guam. The report covers population statistics, previous services offered, recent developments, constraints faced, and future plans for enhancing services. Meet the key FSMTC participants and get an insight into the challenges and advancements in bringing voice and data services to remote locations. Dive into the technical aspects and strategies to improve connectivity across the FSM island groups.
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FSM Telecommunincations Corporation Nov-30th- 2015 Country Report for PacNOG Guam
Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) Island Groups
Previous services 1. Internet : a. - Dialups b. - WiFi 2. PSTN 3. GSM Cellular (2G) Facsimile (FAX)
Developments or Service Enhances - Marine Fiber connecitivty to the world (Pohnpei State Only) - faster internet speed - WiFi Hotspots, - ADSL internet services over land and lagoon islands - 3G cellular services
CONSTRAINTS for deploying services - Obstructional terrains (Mountains / trees etc.) difficulty for copper cable run and wireless LoS connectivity to the homes - Satellite bandwidth limitation - Lack of Marine optic cable linking other three main islands to the world. - COSTING
FUTURE PLANS - Improve means of bringing voice and data services to remote locations on land & on atolls. - Implement and deploy marine cable connectivity to each main island. - deploy fiber connectivity to the homes Gov t and private businesses - deploy more satellite links to bring voice and data services to the outer islands. - Streaming TV Video services to the homes
FSMTC Participants: Alfred Aliven Technical Superintendent Engineer, Pohnpei Engko Danis Assistant System Administrator, Pohnpei Chris Chingyan Internet Systems Support Specialist, Yap Jacob John Internet Systems Support Specialist, Kosrae Mark Mori Field Technician, Chuuk Jayjay Fritz Internet Systems Support Specialist, Chuuk
FSMTC Site presentation on Google Earth - End -
