Using SON in Public Policy
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SON technology will ease the increasing complexity and heterogeneity of LTE networks. IFETEL, Mexico’s telecom regulator, believes that SON is also a powerful tool for public policy design. Leading the world on the way to this paradigm shift, IFETEL has come up with several innovative approaches centered around SON: -cross-border interference mitigation through SON -dynamic capacity allocation to Public Safety institutions through commercial LTE networks - detection of unwanted RF emissions, recognition of type of sources, jamming - seamless integration into commercial networks of movable base stations for rescue and law enforcement operations
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- 1. Using SON in Public Policy Alexander Konstantinov Regulatory Policy Unit Federal Institute of Telecommunications Mexico Self-Organizing Networks Conference Nice, France, October 1-2 2013
- 2. MEXICO REINVENTS ITSELF 5 major reforms in 300 days Labor Fiscal Energy Education Telecom
- 3. TELECOM REFORM 1. Connectivity as a fundamental human right 2. Creation of a strong regulator 3. Removal of foreign ownership limit 4. Creation of a new open access network
- 4. all the 700 MHz band will be allocated to one operator in the form of a PPP a lean, flat IP, low cost wireless bitstream factory will be built a nondiscriminatory wholesaler who cannot commercialize in the retail market retail services will be through virtual networks
- 5. OPEN ACCESS NETWORK Erases the Reduces the digital divide market failure Increases competition Prevents network crunches
- 6. THE SON PROJECT cross-border interference mitigation dynamic capacity allocation to PS through commercial LTE networks detection of seamless unwanted RF integration of emissions, movable base recognition of stations for law types of enforcement sources operations
- 7. •Self-configuration Conventional use cases •Self-optimization •Self-healing •Self-protection Additional use cases •Advanced Radio Resource Management •Open SON scripting
- 9. USA MEX
- 10. ISSUE Spectrum coexistence along the common border DESIRED OUTCOME Efficient way to mitigate the interference in a shared spectrum environment Usage of all 90 MHz of spectrum A way to prevent and report deviations from the border protocol values
- 11. SOLVING THE SPECTRUM CO-EXISTENCE ISSUE Network architecture RF interference detection Scheduling Network performance analysis & assurance Cell 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- 12. dynamic capacity allocation to Public Safety institutions through commercial LTE networks
- 13. COSTS PS dedicated network PS virtual network Sites: civil works Sites: equipment User equipment Site management Subscriber management Electricity Other OP&M costs COSTS User equipment Cost of connectivity 1 3 5 7$B
- 15. dedicated to Public Safety connectivity just in the
- 16. ISSUE 700 MHz band: no dedicated spectrum to PS Need for robust modern services given to PS DESIRED OUTCOME Robust connectivity for PS at low cost Automatic dynamic capacity allocation for PS High reliability and security of communications
- 17. SOLVING THE PS ISSUE Network architecture Government subscriber services Traffic engineering Government use cases
- 18. detection of unwanted RF emissions, recognition of types of sources
- 19. ISSUE Illegal RF emissions from pirate sources Networks deployed by organized crime Neighboring BTS interference DESIRED OUTCOME A way to detect unwanted emission Recognition of type of source Identification and location of jammers Reporting of the issue relevant PS agencies
- 20. SOLVING THE ISSUE OF UNWANTED RF EMISSIONS RF interference measurement algorithm RF interference fingerprinting algorithm RF interference location algorithm Reporting methods
- 21. seamless integration into commercial networks of movable base stations for rescue and law enforcement operations
- 22. ISSUE How to use commercial networks during short-term operations, emergency situations, etc? DESIRED OUTCOME Ensure seamless temporal integration of base stations into the commercial networks Improved capacity of response in emergency scenarios Minimum effect on commercial network performance
- 23. SOLVING THE MOVABLE BS INTEGRATION ISSUE Network architecture Tactical deployment protocols Operational policies Network performance assurance
- 24. the way ahead
- 25. Let’s create an international workgroup Complement 3GPP standards Develop SON use cases for governments Disseminate the knowledge base among governments
- 26. Let’s spread the awareness among operators & regulators Let’s create new use cases for SON Let’s realize full potential of SON technology to improve lives of people
- 27. Thank you. Self-Organizing Networks Conference Nice, France, October 1-2 2013