Map

The Map section allows you to explore broadband coverage by searching an address or interacting directly with the map.

Map display in the portal of the Rathaus in Vienna, Austria

Searching an address or clicking anywhere on the map places a marker at that location. Relevant information is displayed below the map including:

• zoom - the current zoom level of the map
• map-center - the coordinates for the center of the map display
• pointer-coordinate - the coordinates of the placed marker
• lot_id - the cadastral lot ID that contains the marker
• agwr - the nearest matching address to the marker in the AGWR

Possible Actions with Info Below the Map

1. Re-center the map by typing coordinates into map-center and pressing Enter .
2. Click the icon to quickly copy any data field.

The agwr address under the map represents the nearest building address in the AGWR to the marker's position.

The colored circle next to the AGWR address indicates whether the marker is located:

• within the same lot as the AGWR address
• in a different lot from the AGWR address

Hover over the agwr address to reveal detailed address information about the nearest matched AGWR address to the marker.

The agwr data includes:

• Adresse - Closest building address to the marker
• Objekt-ID - Unique building object number
• ADRCD-SUBCD - Building address ID
• Distance to Marker - Distance in meters from the marker to the building in the AGWR

Use the icon (bottom left) to switch between basemap options: Open Street Maps, satellite view, and BEV Kataster (showing parcel boundaries).

Additional map layers such as access nodes, NTUs, building footprints, infrastructure elements, or coverage components can be toggled on/off under Layers.

Legend

Map Markers	Types
Site	not suspended suspended
POP
Access Node	planned construction operation

Google Street View

Google Street View can be accessed in the portal for sites with a fiber connection. Displaying the street-level map requires a Google API key.

Example of the street-level view for the site at the Rathaus in Vienna

API Key Creation

To integrate Google Street View into the portal, a valid Google Maps API key must be provided by the license holder. The key is used exclusively for the respective user or users within the same company.

An API key can be generated via the Google API Credentials page. On the page, select Create credentials > API Key.

We recommend applying the following optional restrictions to the key:

• Application restrictions: Websites
  • Website restrictions: Add Website: *.myfiber.at/*
• API restrictions: Select API: Maps JavaScript API

Secure Submission of Key

After the API key has been created, please submit it securely using Infomaniak's kPaste.

1. Paste the API key into the content text box.
2. Set the message validity period to 1 week.
3. Optionally, enable "Delete after the first reading".

Once the secure message link has been generated, please copy the link and send it via email to support@yio.at.