The document compares the call flow processes in GSM and UMTS networks. In GSM, call setup involves locating the mobile station, initiating the call on control channels, performing measurements and filtering, assigning radio channels, and network functions like handover and call supervision on traffic channels. In UMTS, call setup activates power control algorithms on signaling channels, establishes a radio access bearer through predefined signaling and measurements, assigns dedicated channels, and uses soft handover and power control functions on those channels for call supervision.