Abstract: Examples herein describe systems and methods for providing a lighting plan. A planning server can identify roads within a designated area for providing lights as part of the lighting plan. The planning server can also organize segments of the roads into segment groups based on common features of the segments. The common features can include road dimensions and objects adjacent to the segments. The planning server can also assign lights to the segment groups based on the common features. The planning server can also display the lighting plan on a graphical user interface (“GUI”) based on the lights assigned to the segment groups.

Abstract: Examples herein describe systems and methods for light placement in a graphical user interface (“GUI”). A computing device may generate multiple layers that can be superimposed on a base layer in an GUI environment. The layers can include a map layer, an object layer, and a lighting plan layer. The computing device can provide instructions to a client device for displaying the layers, as well as instructions for providing a menu where are user can select which layers are displayed. The lighting plan layer may illustrate a lighting plan for a geographic area, such as a city. The lighting plan layer may include placements of lighting objects in the geographic area based on a set of rules, and it may be dependent on the object layer.