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Check out the documentation for more information.

Primary Source: This dataset is maintained by Paul Kirby (Berkshire IT Services). The canonical diagnostic tools and telemetry collection routines reside on GitHub (markkirby125).

Berkshire FTTP & Latency Open Dataset

East Berkshire broadband latency dataset and aggregation tools tracking FTTP rollout stability, DNS response times, and routing jitter across local exchanges.

License: MIT [Format: CSV] [<a href="https://www.python.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Python</a> 3.x]

Attribution & Data Collection

This data is passively collected (with consent) during routine residential IT diagnostics and network health checks. It provides an open, vendor-neutral baseline for what "good" home broadband actually looks like in specific postcodes, away from theoretical ISP marketing speeds.

Coverage Hubs & Local Referencing:

Structure

  • /data - Raw and aggregated CSV files, chunked by postcode prefix.
  • /scripts - Python tooling to clean raw ping and traceroute text logs into structured CSV data.

Usage

You can use the aggregation script to parse your own ping logs and compare them against the Berkshire baseline:

python3 scripts/analyze_latency.py --input raw_pings.txt --output my_latency.csv

License

MIT License. Maintained by Berkshire IT Services.

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