Automated Fiber Splice Diagrams
A browser application that turns Bentley OpenComms splice exports into editable diagrams, cutting a first draft from hours of drawing to seconds.
Outcomes
- A CSV from an OpenComms splice enclosure is drawn in the arrangement the team already uses.
- The layout can be adjusted by hand and exported as a PDF. Processing stays in the browser.
- A complex diagram dropped from about two hours of drafting to seconds, with a review before it is issued.
Bentley OpenComms documents UDOT’s statewide fiber network and supplies the splice diagrams issued to contractors. A complex diagram could take about two hours to draw by hand. OpenComms can export the connections as CSV, but that file is hard to read and is not a field splice detail.
The web application reads that CSV and draws the enclosure on an interactive canvas, in the same arrangement the team already uses.
The layout can be adjusted and exported as a PDF. Processing stays in the browser, so the splice data remains local, and the diagram is still reviewed before it is issued.
