WISP traffic Modeling

We are hoping to find a closed, small to medium, campus environment
whose Internet traffic statistics could be used to parallel the potential
usage of a rural community in any state USA.

The objective is to determine daily Internet traffic statistics relative to
the number of seats occupied and the amount of broadband pipe
required to support said seats, factored by the ratio of occupied seats to
the total subscriber base.

We feel this traffic parallel would be helpful in building a business case
for deploying Broadband Internet Services in the rural communities of
America. Wireless Broadband appears to be one of the cheapest and
quickest means to do so.

Sighting the closed campus environment as a parallel, the Wireless
Internet Service Provider (WISP) can determine how much carrier pipe
is needed to support a given supscriber base, at various
classes-of-services, and support a suitable ROI to fund the project.

If anyone can direct us to a site with traffic statistics that factor in the
seat scenario, it would be greatly appreciated.

Presley…