The GSM network is comprised of the following components:
Network Elements
The GSM network incorporates a number of network elements to support mobile equipment. They are listed and described in the GSM network elements section of this chapter.
GSM subsystems
In addition, the network includes subsystems that are not formally recognized as network elements but are necessary for network operation. These are described in the GSM subsystems (non-network elements) section of this chapter.
Standardized Interfaces
GSM specifies standards for interfaces between network elements, which ensure the connectivity of GSM equipment from different manufacturers. These are listed in the Standardized interfaces section of this chapter.
Network Protocols
For most of the network communications on these interfaces, internationally recognized communications protocols have been used
These are identified in the Network protocols section of this chapter.
GSM Frequencies
The frequency allocations for GSM 900, Extended GSM and Digital Communications Systems are identified in the GSM frequencies section of this chapter.
GSM networks are digital and can cater for high system capacities. They are consistent with the world wide digitization of the telephone network, and are an extension of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), using a digital radio interface between the cellular network and the mobile subscriber equipment
The GSM system provides a greater subscriber capacity than analogue systems. GSM allows 25 kHz. Per user, that is, eight conversations per 200kHz. Channel pair (a pair comprising one transmit channel and one receive channel). Digital channel coding and the modulation used makes the signal resistant to interference from the cells where the same frequencies are re-used (co-channel interference); a Carrier to Interference Ratio (C/I) level of 9 dB is achieved, as opposed to the 18 dB typical with analogue cellular. This allows increased geographic reuse by permitting a reduction in the number of cells in the reuse pattern. Since this number is directly controlled by the amount of interference, the radio transmission design can deliver acceptable performance.
This documents will cover basic LTE principles along with some brief impression about LTE features. Additionally, LTE Link Budget, LTE Coverage & Capacity Planning and Cell Radius calculation methodology have been depicted comprehensively in this document.
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2. Need for drive testing?
3. Types of drive testing
4. Key Performance Indicators and Parameters
5. Test Methods
The GSM network is comprised of the following components:
Network Elements
The GSM network incorporates a number of network elements to support mobile equipment. They are listed and described in the GSM network elements section of this chapter.
GSM subsystems
In addition, the network includes subsystems that are not formally recognized as network elements but are necessary for network operation. These are described in the GSM subsystems (non-network elements) section of this chapter.
Standardized Interfaces
GSM specifies standards for interfaces between network elements, which ensure the connectivity of GSM equipment from different manufacturers. These are listed in the Standardized interfaces section of this chapter.
Network Protocols
For most of the network communications on these interfaces, internationally recognized communications protocols have been used
These are identified in the Network protocols section of this chapter.
GSM Frequencies
The frequency allocations for GSM 900, Extended GSM and Digital Communications Systems are identified in the GSM frequencies section of this chapter.
GSM networks are digital and can cater for high system capacities. They are consistent with the world wide digitization of the telephone network, and are an extension of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), using a digital radio interface between the cellular network and the mobile subscriber equipment
The GSM system provides a greater subscriber capacity than analogue systems. GSM allows 25 kHz. Per user, that is, eight conversations per 200kHz. Channel pair (a pair comprising one transmit channel and one receive channel). Digital channel coding and the modulation used makes the signal resistant to interference from the cells where the same frequencies are re-used (co-channel interference); a Carrier to Interference Ratio (C/I) level of 9 dB is achieved, as opposed to the 18 dB typical with analogue cellular. This allows increased geographic reuse by permitting a reduction in the number of cells in the reuse pattern. Since this number is directly controlled by the amount of interference, the radio transmission design can deliver acceptable performance.
This documents will cover basic LTE principles along with some brief impression about LTE features. Additionally, LTE Link Budget, LTE Coverage & Capacity Planning and Cell Radius calculation methodology have been depicted comprehensively in this document.
Drive Tests and Propagation Prediction software are the two methods that are used to check the coverage area of a particular wireless system. Generally prediction software is used in conjunction with the radio signal measurements in order to determine an accurate picture of signal propagation. In some cases, field measurements may be needed to be taken in order to calibrate the prediction software.
Topics covered in this presentation:
1. What is drive testing?
2. Need for drive testing?
3. Types of drive testing
4. Key Performance Indicators and Parameters
5. Test Methods
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3. SYNOPSIS
In this presentation, you will learn how the GSM
network planning is done.
Drive testing to gather radio statistics
Analyze the network performance
Proposed solutions to resolve issue or meet KPI
benchmark
4. MOTIVATION
Challenging area of research
Comprehensive knowledge on the subject
Day-to-day learning
6. PLANNING & OPTIMIZATION RELATIONSHIP
Planning Optimization
Implementation
Site survey
Capacity
Evaluate
Coverage
Frequency
interference Optimization
Parameter
design
7. PLANNING NETWORK EVALUATION PATH
1. Basic coverage deployment
2. The first capacity extensions
and coverage enhancement
deployment (indoor coverage)
3. Intelligent capacity
enhancement deployment
with strong indoor coverage
improvement
4. Base station coverage area
splitting/microcellular/dual
band deployment, to further
improve
coverage/capacity/quality
8. PLANNING STEPS
Frequency
Coverage LAC
Interference
Propagation
Capacity Channel
Neighbor cell
Site survey
Coverage Parameter
E-map
9. DATA COLLECTION
Data of network plan
Network basic information collection
Let’s begin! The base of network plan and optimization
The engineering survey data of new sites
Confirm the network plan information.
The Engineering data of the current network
Understand the current network .
The configuration NMS data.
Understand the current network configuration.
Collection of various performance reports of the
currently deployed network.
Subscribers’ complain
The supplement information showing the
network quality.
11. OPTIMIZATION OBJECTIVES
Finding and correcting any existing problems after site
implementation and integration.
Meeting the network quality criteria agreed in the contract.
Optimization will be continuous and iterative process of
improving overall network quality.
Optimization can not reduce the performance of the rest
of the network.
Area of interest is divided in smaller areas called clusters
to make optimization and follow up processes easier to
handle.
12. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
Problem Analysis
Conduct Drive testing
Gather statistics
Subject to investigage (Faulty TRX, Coverage
overlaps, drop calls, capacity & interference
issues)
Simulate real-time scenario on TEMS (after
DT)
Export into MAPInfo to check cell overshoot
coverage, etc
Propose solution
13. EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Good signal coverage at macro and micro
sites
Rx Quality level should be good
No interference issue
26. CONCLUSION
• Satisfactory coverage and quality were found
• In most of the location, additional walk test
has been carried out where Operator hasn’t
deployed micro layer
• Macro sites should provide coverage to
mobile users located in open environment