JP2007034426A - Electric pole use application system and server - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable an applicant to easily determine whether or not he or she can use electric poles in a designated area desired; and to enable the applicant to promptly and easily apply for the use of electric poles by use of a terminal. <P>SOLUTION: According to area designation information coming from an applicant's terminal 30, an owner's server 20 sends display information to the applicant's terminal 30 to display a map of that area and electric poles on the map so as to determine whether the electric poles can be used. According to electric pole designation information coming from the applicant's terminal 30, the owner's server 20 sends display information to the applicant's terminal 30 to display available points of the electric poles and an application. The applicant fills in the application of a predetermined form and sends the application from the applicant's terminal 30 to the owner's server 20. The owner's server 20 writes use application information in a storage part for storage. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  This invention uses a utility pole that is used when applying for the purpose of securing the right of installation or installation of a signboard, etc. in the future The application system and server. Specifically, the present invention displays a map of the designated area from the owner side server to the applicant side terminal based on the area designation information from the applicant side terminal, and whether or not the utility pole can be used over the map. Display information that can be distinguished is sent, and based on the utility pole designation information from the applicant side terminal, the designated server pole usage point and the application form for the specified form are sent from the owner side server to the applicant side terminal A utility pole usage application system that allows applicants to quickly and easily apply for usage of utility poles by submitting usage application information from the subscriber side terminal to the owner side server. It is related to.

  Conventionally, when applying for the use of a utility pole, it takes time just to investigate the usage status of the utility pole in the area where it is desired to use, and the use application method is complicated and troublesome until it can be used. It takes a long time. For this reason, for example, a real estate agent who desires to install a signboard for a short period of time may install a signboard without permission from the electric power company, which is a problem in terms of safety and management.

  Conventionally, a utility pole information providing apparatus connected to a terminal via a network has been proposed. This utility pole information providing device has a utility pole information storage unit storing character information and photographic information relating to a utility pole, and a designated area map stored in the utility pole information storage unit according to the designation of the area from the terminal and the area Display information for displaying the existing utility pole is transmitted to the terminal, and display information for displaying the type of the utility pole, the character information of the user, etc. and the photo information is transmitted to the terminal according to the utility pole selection information from the terminal (Patent Literature) 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-230095

  However, although the above-described telephone pole information providing device transmits the map of the area specified by the terminal and the display information of the telephone poles existing in the designated area, the telephone poles are sequentially selected in order to know whether or not each telephone pole can be used. It takes time to do so. In addition, the above-described utility pole information providing device stores only the character information of the existing utility pole, and the terminal that is scheduled to be newly established cannot be known at all from the terminal. Furthermore, the above-described utility pole information providing device only transmits display information that displays character information and photo information of a given utility pole, and cannot apply for the use of a utility pole using a terminal based on the display information. It is very inconvenient because it is necessary to fill in the detailed information of the utility pole that you want to use on the designated application form and mail it to the power company.

  An object of the present invention is to enable an applicant to quickly and easily apply for use of a utility pole.

The concept of this invention is
The terminal on the applicant side,
It consists of an owner-side server connected to the applicant-side terminal via a network,
The owner server is
A first storage unit that stores map information of a predetermined area and utility pole position information of the predetermined area;
A second storage unit that stores usage information of each power pole existing in the predetermined area;
A third storage unit for storing use application information of a predetermined power pole;
According to the area designation information sent from the applicant side terminal, the map information and utility pole position information stored in the first storage unit, and the usage information stored in the second storage unit The applicant displays first display information that displays a map of the area designated by the area designation information and displays the power pole of the designated area on the map so that it can be determined whether or not it can be used. A first transmission control unit for sending to the side terminal;
Based on the usage information stored in the second storage unit, in accordance with the utility pole designation information that designates a predetermined utility pole that can be used in the designated area sent from the applicant side terminal, A second transmission control unit for sending second display information for displaying an application form of a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole and a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole;
A utility pole use application system comprising: a write control unit that stores use application information of a predetermined utility pole sent from the applicant side terminal in the third storage unit.

  In this invention, the owner side server is connected to the applicant side terminal of the applicant via the network. The owner-side server has a first storage unit, a second storage unit, and a third storage unit. The first storage unit stores map information of a predetermined area and utility pole position information existing in the area. The second storage unit stores usage information of each power pole existing in the predetermined area, for example, presence / absence of use, the name of the user, and the like. Usage information is stored, and usage application information is stored in the third storage unit. Each use application information includes information such as a telephone pole number, the name of the applicant, and an address.

  The use of a utility pole means securing the right to install a collateral and a signboard, or to install a collateral and a signboard in the future. The co-mounting means that a telecommunication facility such as a cable TV is attached to a utility pole. The installation of a signboard is, for example, installation of an advertising panel or the like on a utility pole.

  When the applicant specifies the area where the utility pole is desired and the area designation information is transmitted from the applicant side terminal to the owner side server, the map information and the pole position information stored in the first storage unit, In addition, based on the usage information stored in the second storage unit, the first display information that displays the map of the designated area and displays the power pole on the map so that it can be determined whether or not the utility pole can be used. Sent from the owner-side server to the applicant-side terminal.

  Thereby, it is displayed on the display of the applicant side terminal so as to be able to discriminate whether or not the telephone pole in the area can be used, overlaid on the map of the designated area. Based on this display, the applicant can specify the utility pole he wishes to use.

  Here, it is displayed whether or not it can be used, for example, by color or shape. At this time, not only information on whether or not the utility pole can be used, but also, for example, whether the utility pole is already installed or planned to be newly installed may be displayed in a distinguishable manner. With these distinguishable displays, the applicant can efficiently and easily specify the utility pole for which the application for use is made.

  When distinguishing by color, for example, the usable power pole is blue, the unusable power pole is red, the newly planned and usable power pole is green, and the unusable power pole that is scheduled to be newly installed is yellow. In this case, the applicant can grasp at a glance information on whether or not the utility pole is available in the designated area and information on whether the utility pole is already installed or planned to be newly established without individually selecting the utility pole.

  When the applicant side designates the utility pole that he / she wishes to use, and the utility pole designation information is transmitted from the applicant side terminal to the owner side server, for example, based on the utility pole usage information stored in the second storage unit The second display information for displaying the usable point of the designated utility pole and the application form of a predetermined form is transmitted from the owner side server to the applicant side terminal. Thereby, the usable point of the designated telephone pole and the application form are displayed on the display of the applicant side terminal. The applicant can apply for use with reference to this display.

  Usable points are available free points. For example, if you are applying for co-mounting, it is a vacant point that can be collocated (for example, specified by the diameter of the wire), for example, if you are applying for signage installation, Specified by height).

  When an applicant applies for the use of a utility pole, the application form in the prescribed form displayed along with the usable points includes the necessary information such as name, address, e-mail address, selected collocation points or installable points, etc. It is filled in and this application form is transmitted from the applicant side terminal to the owner side server as use application information. The transmitted use application information is stored in, for example, the third storage unit of the owner server. The owner examines whether or not to permit the use based on the use application information stored in the third storage unit, and the result is transmitted to the applicant side terminal by e-mail, for example.

  In this way, the applicant can easily grasp the power pole in the specified area and whether or not it can be used simply by specifying the area where the utility pole is desired using the terminal on the applicant side. It is possible to easily grasp the usable points of the utility pole simply by specifying. In addition, you can easily select the desired mountable point or installation point according to the available points, and you can apply for the use of the utility pole simply by filling out and submitting the application form of the prescribed form So, you can apply for the utility pole quickly and easily.

  According to the present invention, based on the area designation information from the applicant side terminal, the map of the designated area is displayed from the owner side server to the applicant side terminal, and determination as to whether or not the utility pole can be used over the map is performed. Display information that can be displayed is sent, and based on the utility pole designation information from the applicant side terminal, the use point of the designated utility pole and the application form of the prescribed form are sent from the owner side server to the applicant side terminal The application for use is performed by transmitting the use application information from the terminal on the applicant side to the owner side server, and the applicant can apply for the use of the utility pole quickly and easily.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a utility pole use application system 10 as an embodiment. This utility pole use application system 10 includes a plurality of applicant-side terminals 30 connected to the owner-side server 20 via a network 40. FIG. 2 shows the configuration of the owner-side server 20, and FIG. 3 shows the configuration of the applicant-side terminal 30. Hereinafter, the utility pole use application system 10 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the owner-side server 20 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 21, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 22, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 23, a network I / F (Interface) 24a, , An input / output I / F (Interface) 24 b and storage units 29 a to 29 c are connected to the bus 28. In addition, a keyboard 25, a mouse 26, and a display 27 as a user interface are connected to the input / output I / F 24b.

  The CPU 21 controls the overall operation of the owner server 20. The RAM 22 functions as a working area for the CPU 21. The ROM 23 stores a control program and data for controlling the operation of the CPU 21. The CPU 21 reads out the control program stored in the ROM 23 as necessary, transfers it to the RAM 22 and develops it. And CPU21 controls each part of the owner side server 20 by reading and running the control program expand | deployed by RAM22.

  The network I / F 24 a is an interface for transmitting and receiving data via the network 40. The input / output I / F 24b defines a data exchange control method and the like. Input information operated by the keyboard 25 and the mouse 26 is processed by the CPU 21 via the input / output I / F 24b. Display information controlled by the CPU 21 is also displayed on the display 27 via the input / output I / F 24b. The display 27 is configured by a display device such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display).

  The storage units 29a to 29c are configured by storage means such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive). The memory | storage part 29a has memorize | stored the map information of the predetermined area | region which has jurisdiction of an electric power company, and the positional information on the utility pole which exists in the area | region. The storage unit 29b stores the usage information of each power pole existing in a predetermined area, for example, information such as the power pole number of each power pole, the availability information of each power pole, the collocation and installation points, the contents of the contract with the user, etc. The storage unit 29c stores use application information for a predetermined utility pole. Each use application information includes, for example, information such as the name and address of the applicant who has applied for the use of each utility pole.

  Next, the configuration of the applicant side terminal 30 will be described with reference to FIG. The applicant side terminal 30 includes a CPU 31, a RAM 32, a ROM 33, a network I / F 34 a, an input / output I / F 34 b, and an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 39, which are connected to a bus 38. ing. A keyboard 35, a mouse 36, and a display 37 are connected to the input / output I / F 34b. Since the configuration and operation of each part are the same as the corresponding parts of the owner-side server 20 described above, the details thereof will be omitted.

  Next, in the above-described utility pole application system 10, the operation of the CPU 31 until the applicant applies for the use of the utility pole using the applicant side terminal 30 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. Note that the flowchart of FIG. 4 shows the operation of the CPU 31 of the applicant-side terminal 30 in the case of applying for a utility pole extension.

  The CPU 31 starts the operation by accessing the home application reception homepage to the power pole of the electric power company in the area where the connection is desired in step ST1.

  In step ST2, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display a map of a predetermined area under the jurisdiction of the electric power company. At this time, a large scale view of a predetermined area is displayed on the display 37.

  Although not shown in the figure, a location where an address or a telephone number desired to be installed is input and a location where an address is selected are displayed. When the applicant inputs an address or telephone number desired to be collocated with the keyboard 35 or the area is specified by selecting the address with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 displays the area specifying information in step ST3. The data is sent to the network I / F 34 a through the bus 38 and sent to the owner-side server 20 through the network 40.

  The CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 determines the designated region based on the map information and the utility pole position information stored in the storage unit 29a and the utility pole usage information stored in the storage unit 29b according to the region designation information. And the display information (first display information) that displays the local power pole overlaid on the map is sent to the network I / F 24a via the bus 28 and sent to the applicant side terminal 30 via the network 40. . In this case, the CPU 21 constitutes a first transmission control unit.

  Next, CPU31 determines whether the display information of the map and the utility pole was received from the owner side server 20 by step ST4. When the display information is received, the process proceeds to step ST5.

  In step ST5, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display the map of the designated area and the position of the power pole based on the received display information.

  In this case, in addition to whether or not the power poles in the designated area can be collocated, they are displayed, for example, in different colors so that the applicant can easily determine whether the power pole is an existing one or a new one. FIG. 7A shows an example of a display displayed on the display 37 by the CPU 31 in step ST5. On the right side of the screen in FIG. 7A, a utility pole is displayed as a double circle, and it is possible to determine whether or not the utility pole can be collocated on the utility pole and whether the utility pole is an existing one or a new one. In this case, as indicated on the left side of the screen, the blue color is a power pole that can be installed in parallel, the red color is a power pole that cannot be installed in parallel, the green color is a newly installed power pole that can be installed in parallel, and the yellow is a newly installed utility pole. It is supposed to indicate an impossible telephone pole.

  When the applicant sees the screen shown in FIG. 7A and there is a utility pole that he / she wishes to hang in the blue or green double circle, he / she can select and designate the utility pole with the mouse 36. When the utility pole is designated, the CPU 31 sends the utility pole designation information to the network I / F 34a via the bus 38 and sends it to the owner-side server 20 via the network 40 in step ST6.

  Based on the usage information stored in the storage unit 29b, the CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 has a predetermined form for applying for the designated utility pole and the utility pole based on the usage information stored in the storage unit 29b. Display information (second display information) for displaying an application form or the like is sent to the network I / F 24 a via the bus 28 and transmitted to the applicant side terminal 30 via the network 40. In this case, the CPU 21 constitutes a second transmission control unit.

  Next, in step ST7, the CPU 31 determines whether or not display information such as a collocation point and an application form has been received from the owner-side server 20. When this display information is received, the process proceeds to step ST8. In step ST8, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display a collocation point, a desired content input form, and the like based on the received display information.

  FIG. 7B shows a display example displayed on the display 37 by the CPU 31 in step ST8. On the right side of the screen, the name of the road on which the utility pole is installed, a diagram of the utility pole, and the points that can be collocated are displayed in a circle. As shown in FIG. 7B, when there are a plurality of points that can be collocated, circles are displayed side by side, and the diameter of the stranded wire that can be collocated at the collocated points is indicated. In the case of this screen, since there are two circles and the diameter is written as 20 mm or less, it can be seen that there are two collocated points with a diameter of 20 mm or less.

  On the left side of the screen, a form for entering the desired content is displayed. You can enter the type, diameter, unit weight, and desired time for the installed wire with the point that can be installed. It is written to read. Enter the date when the applicant decides when to extend the rack, but if you apply for the rack to secure future rights, you need to enter a detailed date. There is no. The utility pole number is stored in the storage unit 29b and does not need to be input by the applicant. In addition, when there are a plurality of points that can be mounted in different diameters, the applicant can input or select the diameter of the cable that is desired to be mounted. Further, when a portion written as “Co-installation application rules” is selected with the mouse 36, a page on which the co-application rules are written can be opened, and the contents of the rules can be confirmed.

  When the button written “RETURN” in the lower left of the screen of FIG. 7B is selected with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST9 that the applicant does not apply for the extension to this utility pole. At this time, the CPU 31 returns to step ST2 to display a map of a predetermined area on the display 37. When the button “Apply” is selected with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST9 that the applicant wishes to mount the utility pole on the screen, and applies for a predetermined form in step ST10. Display the letter on the left side of the screen. FIG. 7C shows an example of the display displayed on the display 37 at this time.

  As shown in FIG. 7C, it is displayed on the right side of the screen that one point that can be collocated with a diameter of 20 mm or less has been selected. On the left side of the screen are fields for entering your name or company name, address, contact phone number, and email address. The applicant fills in all the fields, and when the cursor on the right side of the left screen is lowered, only the left side of the screen moves upward. At this time, the application content confirmation screen is displayed on the left side of the screen. Is displayed.

FIG. 7D shows an example of the display displayed on the display 37 at this time. On the screen, the application number automatically given by the CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20, the number of the applied utility pole, the road where the utility pole exists, the diameter of the common wire, and the charge for the common installation are displayed. Further, if the portion written as “Co-arrangement application agreement” is selected with the mouse 36, the application application can be confirmed again.
Next, in step ST11, the CPU 31 determines whether or not the agreement for co-location application has been agreed. In this case, if the applicant selects the button labeled “Cancel” in the lower left of FIG. 7D, the CPU 31 determines in step ST7 that the applicant did not agree to the co-located application agreement, The CPU 31 ends the operation at step ST16.

  If the applicant agrees to the application form and selects the “Apply” button in the lower left of FIG. 7D, the CPU 31 assumes that the application has agreed to the application form in step ST11. In step ST12, the application information is sent to the owner server 20 via the bus 38 to the network I / F 34a and transmitted to the owner server 20 via the network 40.

  The CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 writes and stores the received collocation application information in the storage unit 29c. In this case, the CPU 21 constitutes a write control unit.

  The CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 sends display information indicating the completion of the application to the network I / F 24a through the bus 28 after the application information has been stored, and the applicant-side terminal 30 via the network 40. Send to.

  Next, CPU31 determines whether the display information which displays completion of application was received by step ST13. When the display information is received, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display application completion in step ST14.

  Next, in step ST15, the CPU 31 determines whether or not an application has been desired. On the display 37, a button written “Continue to apply” is displayed. If the applicant continues to apply, if the user selects a button written “Continue to apply” with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST15 that the applicant wishes to apply continuously. Returning to ST2, the entire area map of the predetermined area is displayed, and the operation from step ST2 to step ST14 is performed again. On the other hand, if the CPU 31 determines in step ST15 that the applicant does not wish to apply, the CPU 31 ends the series of processes performed in step ST16 in accordance with the application for the collocation.

  When applying for signage installation to the utility pole, the CPU 31 performs the same operation as the application for the above-mentioned collocation. The flowchart of FIG. 5 shows the operation of the CPU 31 when applying for signboard installation to the utility pole. Note that the detailed operation of the CPU 31 is the same as in the case of the above-mentioned application for co-mounting, so the description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  As in the case of co-mounting, the CPU 31 starts the operation by accessing the homepage for accepting signboard installation application to the utility pole of the power company in the area where signboard installation is desired in step ST21. In step ST22, a map of a predetermined area under the jurisdiction of the electric power company is displayed on the display 37. At this time, a large scale view of a predetermined area is displayed on the display 37.

  Although not shown in the figure, a location where a signboard is desired to be installed, a location where a telephone number is input, and a location where an address is selected are displayed. When the applicant inputs an address or telephone number desired to be installed with the keyboard 35, or when the address is selected with the mouse 36 and the area is designated, the CPU 31 sends the area designation information to the owner-side server 20. Send. The owner-side server 20 maps the designated area based on the map information and the utility pole position information stored in the storage unit 29a and the utility pole usage information stored in the storage unit 29b in accordance with the area designation information. And display information that displays the telephone poles of the area superimposed on the map. At this time, the CPU 21 constitutes a first transmission control unit.

  Next, CPU31 determines whether the map and the telephone pole display information were received from the owner side server 20 by step ST24. When the display information is received, the process proceeds to step ST5, and a map and a telephone pole of the designated area are displayed on the display 37 based on the received display information.

  In this case, as in the case of co-mounting, in addition to whether or not the power poles in the designated area can be installed, the power poles are displayed, for example, in different colors so that it can be easily determined whether the power pole is an existing one or a new one. FIG. 8A shows an example of a display displayed on the display 37 by the CPU 31 in step ST25. In the right screen of FIG. 8A, the electric pole is displayed as a double circle, and it is possible to determine whether or not a signboard can be installed on the electric pole and whether the electric pole is an existing one or a new one. In this case, as shown on the left side of the screen, blue is a power pole that can be installed, red is a power pole that cannot be installed, green is a power pole that can be installed and can be installed, yellow is a power pole that is planned to be newly installed and cannot be installed It is supposed to indicate.

  When the applicant sees the screen shown in FIG. 8A and there is a utility pole for which a signboard is desired to be placed in a blue or green double circle, the applicant can select and designate the utility pole with the mouse 36. CPU31 will transmit telephone pole designation | designated information to the owner side server 20 by step ST26, if a telephone pole is designated.

  Based on the usage information stored in the storage unit 29b, the CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 applies for a designated form for applying for the designated utility pole installation point and the utility pole based on the usage information stored in the storage unit 29b. Display information for displaying a document or the like is transmitted to the terminal 30 on the applicant side. In this case, the CPU 21 constitutes a second transmission control unit.

  Next, CPU31 determines whether display information, such as an installation possible point and an application form, was received from the owner side server 20 by step ST27. When this display information is received, the process proceeds to step ST28. In step ST28, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display an installation possible point, a desired content input form, and the like based on the received display information.

  FIG. 8B shows an example of the display in which the transmitted display information is displayed on the display 37 by the CPU 31 in step ST28. On the right side of the screen, the name of the road on which the utility pole is installed, a diagram of the utility pole, and the points where installation is possible are displayed as squares, and the height from the ground where the signboard can be installed is written. In the case of this screen, it can be seen that it can be installed at a position 2 m above the ground.

  On the left side of the screen, a desired entry content entry form is displayed, allowing you to enter the desired installed telephone pole number, the desired height from the ground, the vertical and horizontal size of the signboard to be installed, and the desired installation time. It is written to read the signboard installation application rules. As for the desired installation time, a date is input when the applicant decides the installation time, but when applying for installation to secure future rights, it is not necessary to input a detailed date. The utility pole number is stored in the storage unit 29b and does not need to be input by the applicant. When a button written as “Signboard installation application agreement” is selected with the mouse 36, a page on which the signboard installation application agreement is written can be opened, and the contents of the agreement can be confirmed.

  When the button written “Return” in the lower left of the screen of FIG. 8B is selected with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST29 that the applicant does not apply for signage installation on this utility pole. At this time, the CPU 31 returns to step ST22 to display a map of a predetermined area on the display 37. When the button “Apply” is selected with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST29 that the applicant wishes to install a signboard on the telephone pole displayed on the screen, and in step ST30, the predetermined form is displayed. Display the application form on the left side of the screen. FIG. 8C shows an example of the display displayed on the display 37 at this time.

  As shown in FIG. 8C, it is displayed on the left side of the screen that one point that can be set at a position 2 m above the ground has been selected. As in the case of applying for co-installation, on the left side of the screen, there are fields for entering a name or company name, address, contact telephone number, and e-mail address. The applicant fills in all the fields, and when the cursor on the right side of the left screen is lowered, only the left side of the screen moves upward. At this time, the application content confirmation screen is displayed on the left side of the screen. Is displayed.

  FIG. 8D shows an example of the display displayed on the display 37 at this time. On the screen, the application number automatically given by the CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20, the number of the utility pole for which installation has been applied, the road where the utility pole exists, the height of installation, the charge for installation, etc. are displayed. Further, if the portion written as “signboard installation application agreement” is selected with the mouse 36, the signboard installation application agreement can be confirmed again.

  Next, in step ST31, the CPU 31 determines whether or not the signboard installation application agreement has been agreed. In this case, if the applicant selects the button written “CANCEL” in the lower left of FIG. 8D, the CPU 31 determines in step ST27 that the applicant has not agreed to the installation application agreement, and the CPU 31 Ends the operation in step ST36.

  If the applicant agrees with the contents of the installation application and selects the button “Apply” in the lower left of FIG. 7D, the CPU 31 determines that the applicant has agreed with the contents of the installation application in step ST27. The CPU 31 transmits signboard installation application information to the owner-side server 20 in step ST32.

  The CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 writes and stores the received signboard installation application information in the storage unit 29c. At this time, the CPU 21 constitutes a write control unit.

  The CPU 21 of the owner-side server 20 transmits display information indicating the completion of the application to the applicant-side terminal 30 via the network 40 via the bus 28 after the application information is stored.

  Next, CPU31 determines whether the display information which displays completion of application was received by step ST33. When the display information is received, the CPU 31 causes the display 37 to display application completion in step ST34.

  Next, in step ST35, the CPU 31 determines whether or not an application is desired. On the display 37, a button written “Continue to apply” is displayed. If the applicant continues to apply, if the user selects the button labeled “Continue to apply” with the mouse 36, the CPU 31 determines in step ST35 that the applicant wishes to apply continuously. Returning to ST22, the entire area map of the predetermined area is displayed, and the operations from step ST22 to step ST34 are performed again. On the other hand, if the CPU 31 determines in step ST29 that the applicant does not wish to apply, the CPU 31 ends the series of processes performed in response to the application for signboard installation in step ST36.

  A process from when the use application information is stored in the storage unit 29c of the owner server 20 by the above-described method until the use of the utility pole is permitted or not will be described with reference to a flowchart. FIG. 6 shows the operation of the person in charge of reception at the electric power company until the installation to the utility pole is permitted or not permitted. Hereinafter, a description will be given with reference to FIG.

  First, the process starts in step ST41, and the use application information stored in the storage unit 29c is read in step ST42. Next, in step ST43, the applied collocated object is added, the utility pole strength is calculated, and it is confirmed again whether other collocated objects are affected by performing the collocated.

  Next, in step ST44, it is determined whether or not the utility pole for which use has been applied is a newly installed utility pole. When it is determined in step ST44 that the utility pole is not a newly planned utility pole but an existing utility pole, the process proceeds to step ST47. If it is determined in step ST44 that the power pole is to be newly installed, the process proceeds to step ST45.

  In step ST45, it is determined whether or not a design change is required for a newly established utility pole. The design change is performed, for example, when the design of the point desired to be collocated can be collocated by slightly changing the design. If it is determined that a design change is necessary, the process proceeds to step ST46, the design is changed, and the process proceeds to step ST47. If it is determined that the design change is not necessary, the process proceeds to step ST47 as it is. In step ST47, the content of the usage information in the storage unit 29b is changed so as to display that the application is in progress so that other applicants cannot select the corresponding collocationable point.

  FIG. 7E is a display example for displaying that the application is in progress. As shown in FIG. 7E, the points for which application is being applied are separated by color so that they can be distinguished from vacant points. One point indicates that the application is in progress. In this way, since other applicants can grasp the points being applied for, it is possible to prevent double application.

  Next, in step ST48, it is determined whether or not the contents of the application for collocation apply to the reason for refusal of collocation. Cases that apply to reasons for non-permitted racking include, for example, the fact that the cable telecommunications equipment ordinance and other equipment-related laws and regulations are not met due to the co-hedging, or the matters specified in the co-running contract have not been implemented. This is the case. If the reason is not permitted for co-installation, in step ST49, the content of the usage information in the storage unit 29b is changed so that the display of the application being applied disappears, and the co-mountable point is restored. In step ST51, the applicant side terminal is restored. An e-mail is sent to 30 to notify that co-installation is not permitted, and acceptance of the use application is terminated in step ST52.

  If the reason for not permitting co-installation is not applicable, the contents of the usage information in the storage unit 29b are changed so that the display of the application being applied and the corresponding co-installable point disappear in step ST50. After that, in step ST51, an e-mail is transmitted to notify that the sharing is permitted, and the process ends in step ST52. In addition, when the collocation possible point where collocation is permitted is the last collocation possible point of this utility pole, the color of the corresponding utility pole is changed on the screen displayed in FIG. When the corresponding utility pole is an existing utility pole, the double circle indicating the utility pole is changed to red, and when it is a newly scheduled utility pole, it is changed to yellow, and the acceptance of the application for use is completed.

  In addition, in the case of signboard installation, there is no need to calculate the strength of the power pole, so not only the existing power pole and new power pole but also display the application being accepted when accepting the application, only the contents of the signboard to be installed Review. As in the case of co-hiding, the screening method is applied to the reasons for the prohibition of signage installation, for example, whether the applicant has never performed the matters specified in the contract in the past. As a result of the review, if the installation is permitted, the indication that the application is in progress will be erased, the applicable installable points will be reduced, and an e-mail will be sent to the applicant side terminal 30 in the same way as in the case of co-installation. Notify permission. If installation is not permitted, as in the case of co-installation, the display indicating that the application is in progress is turned off, the installable points are restored, and an e-mail is sent to the applicant terminal 30 to notify that the installation is not permitted. To do.

  As described above, according to the utility pole use application system 10 shown in FIG. 1, a map of a predetermined area where the utility pole is desired to be used on the display 37 of the applicant side terminal 30, a utility pole existing in that area, and whether or not the utility pole can be used. Furthermore, since it is displayed by a method that can determine whether the utility pole is existing or is scheduled to be newly established, the applicant can easily identify the utility pole that can be used. In addition, when a utility pole desired to be used is specified, the usable points of the utility pole and an application form of a predetermined form are displayed on the display 37. By simply filling in and transmitting the necessary items, the application for using the utility pole can be quickly and quickly performed. It can be done easily.

  In the above-described embodiment, the homepage for accepting an application for use of a utility pole is divided into collocation and signboard installation, but it may be accepted on the same homepage as the homepage for use of a utility pole. For example, when applying for signboard installation after applying for co-installation, it is possible to save the trouble of inputting necessary items such as a name and address again, and it is possible to apply for the use of a utility pole more quickly.

  In the above embodiment, anyone who wants to apply for the use of a utility pole can make an application using the homepage. However, an applicant who has been registered as a power company customer in advance. Only may apply for the use of utility poles. This eliminates the need for the applicant to fill in the application form with necessary information such as address and name, so that the application for the use of the utility pole can be made more quickly and the usage of the power company can be easily reviewed. The time until the use of the utility pole is permitted is further shortened.

  In this case, for example, in step ST1 of FIG. 4, a screen for inputting the user ID and password is displayed on the display 37 of the applicant side terminal 30, and if the applicant does not input the user ID and password given in advance, It may not be possible to proceed after step ST2.

  Moreover, in the above-described embodiment, when applying for co-location, as a display example of displaying a map and a telephone pole in step ST5 of FIG. 4, information on whether or not co-mounting is possible is displayed on the screen shown in FIG. However, you may make it display so that the electric wire route which can be laid over further can be understood. FIG. 9 shows an example of a display in which the electric wire route that can be collocated is displayed in addition to the information on the utility pole and collocation availability. In FIG. 9, the electric wire route which can be laid over is shown by the dotted line. If there is an electric wire route for which the applicant wishes to hang up, the applicant can make a hang-up application by designating each pole on the dotted line.

  The present invention can be applied to a utility pole by grasping the points where the utility pole can be used, and can be applied to an application for extension to a utility pole or an application for signboard installation.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the utility pole application system as embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the owner side server as embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the applicant side terminal as embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of CPU of the applicant side terminal in the case of applying for a joint. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of CPU of the applicant side terminal in the case of applying for signboard installation. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the person in charge of reception of an electric power company until the application of a co-mounting is permitted or not permitted. It is the example of a display which displayed the map and telephone pole of the designated area. It is the example of a display which displayed the drawing of the designated telephone pole, the point which can be collocated, and the collocation desired content input form. It is the example of a display which displayed the application content input form. It is the example of a display which displayed the application content confirmation screen. It is the example of a display which displayed that the application of a collocation is in application. It is the example of a display which displayed the map and telephone pole of the designated area. It is the example of a display which displayed the drawing of the designated telephone pole, the installation possible point, and the signboard installation desired content input form. It is the example of a display which displayed the application content input form. It is the example of a display which displayed the application content confirmation screen. It is the example of a display which displayed the electric wire route which can be installed together.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Telephone pole use application system, 20 ... Owner side server, 21, 31 ... CPU, 22, 32 ... RAM, 23, 33 ... ROM, 24a, 34a ... Network I / F, 24b, 34b ... Input / output I / F , 25, 35 ... keyboard, 26, 36 ... mouse, 27, 37 ... display, 30 ... terminal on the applicant side, 40 ... network

Claims (6)

The terminal on the applicant side,
It consists of an owner side server connected to the applicant side terminal via a network,
The owner server is
A first storage unit that stores map information of a predetermined area and utility pole position information of the predetermined area;
A second storage unit that stores usage information of each power pole existing in the predetermined area;
A third storage unit for storing use application information of a predetermined power pole;
According to the area designation information sent from the applicant side terminal, the map information and utility pole position information stored in the first storage unit, and the usage information stored in the second storage unit Based on the above, the applicant displays first display information that displays a map of the area specified by the area specifying information and displays the power pole of the specified area on the map so that it can be used or not. A first transmission control unit for sending to the side terminal;
Based on the usage information stored in the second storage unit, in accordance with the utility pole designation information that designates a predetermined utility pole that can be used in the designated area sent from the applicant side terminal, A second transmission control unit for sending second display information for displaying an application form of a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole and a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole;
A utility pole use application system, comprising: a write control unit that stores use application information of a predetermined utility pole sent from the applicant side terminal in the third storage unit. A server connected to the applicant side terminal via a network,
A first storage unit that stores map information of a predetermined area and utility pole position information of the predetermined area;
A second storage unit that stores usage information of each power pole existing in the predetermined area;
A third storage unit for storing use application information of a predetermined power pole;
According to the area designation information sent from the applicant side terminal, the map information and utility pole position information stored in the first storage unit, and the usage information stored in the second storage unit Based on the above, the applicant displays first display information that displays a map of the area specified by the area specifying information and displays the power pole of the specified area on the map so that it can be used or not. A first transmission control unit for sending to the side terminal;
Based on the usage information stored in the second storage unit, in accordance with the utility pole designation information that designates a predetermined utility pole that can be used in the designated area sent from the applicant side terminal, A second transmission control unit for sending second display information for displaying an application form of a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole and a predetermined form for applying for use of the predetermined power pole;
A server comprising: a write control unit that stores use application information of a predetermined utility pole sent from the applicant side terminal in the third storage unit. The server according to claim 2, wherein the use of the power pole is a right to install a collateral or a signboard or to install them. The server according to claim 2, wherein the utility poles are an existing utility pole and a new planned utility pole. The server according to claim 2, wherein the first display information is displayed so as to be able to determine whether or not the utility pole in the designated area can be used by color or shape. The first display information is characterized in that the utility pole in the designated area is displayed so that it can be used or not, and whether it is an existing utility pole or a newly planned utility pole is displayed. The server according to claim 2.

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