Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Sandeep Juneja

Randolph Torres

Ravi K Sharma

Corbin Pierce Moline

Todd K Jones

David H Feldman

Peter D Maxwell

Ashuma Singh Kaul

Allyson M Norfleet

A platform may receive a first set of address-occupant pairs from a plurality of source devices, wherein the first set of address-occupant pairs comprises identifications of physical addresses and identifications of occupants. The platform may detect an identification of a physical address that is associated with identifications of a plurality of the occupants. The platform may select, for the physical address, one of the identifications of the plurality of occupants to maintain association with the identification of the physical address. The platform may aggregate infrastructure information with the second set of address-occupant pairs, wherein the infrastructure information indicates one or more services available to be provided at one or more of the physical addresses. The platform may perform one or more actions based on identifying the one or more services available to be provided at one or more of the physical addresses.

Systems and methods for identifying available services at a physical address

One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for constructing and implementing a network management plan are provided. Baseline classifications are assigned to a set of locations. Sub-locations at the set of locations are evaluated to determine whether to override any of the baseline classifications. A model is used to evaluate images depicting the set of locations to generate predicted classifications for the set of locations. Classifications are assigned to the set of locations by implementing conflict resolution rules to selectively retain or replace baseline classifications with predicted classifications. The classifications are used to construct and/or implement a network management plan.

Network management plan generation and implementation

A system described herein may determine location information (e.g., two-dimensional location information) associated with an asset, generate or receive a first code based on the received location information, determine height information associated with the asset; generate a second code based on the first code and the height information; and store association information associating the first asset with the second code. The system may further receive a first request for location information associated with the asset; and output, in response to the first request, the second code, thus providing three-dimensional location information for the asset in response to the request.

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