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Summary
Optimisation

• GSM Network Planning Process

• GSM Overview
• Radio Propagation & Interference
• Network Dimensioning
• Network Characteristics
• KPI & Optimisation
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Parameter Planning

• Parameter Plan (1)

• Handovers (2)
• Location Areas (3)
• Frequency Plan (4)
•BCC Plan (5)
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Parameter Plan
Optimisation

• Parameter planning means

creating a default set of BSS
parameters
• It is performed right before the
network launch
• Relevant BSS parameter for NW
planning
• frequency
• transmit power
• definition of neighbouring cells
• definition of location areas
• handover parameters
• power control parameters
• cell selection parameters
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Handovers
Handover Criteria & Priority
1. Interference (UL or DL)
2. UL quality
3. DL quality Radio Resource HO
4. UL level
5. DL level
6. MS-BS distance (max or min)
7. Turn-around-corner MS
8. Rapid field drop
Imperative HO
9. Fast/Slow-moving MS
10. Better cell (Power budget or Umbrella)
11. PC due to Lower quality thresholds (UL and
DL)
12. PC due to Lower level thresholds (UL and DL)
13. PC due to Upper quality thresholds (UL and
DL)
14. PC due to Upper level thresholds (UL and DL)
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Location Areas
Location Area Design 1/2
• Location updating
affects all mobiles
in network
major road •LocUp in idle mode
•LocUp after call
completion
Location area 2
• Location updating
causes signaling
and processing
load within the
network
Location area 1 • Avoid oscillating
LocUpdate
• Trade-off between
Paging load
and Location
Update signaling
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Location Areas
Location Area Design 2/2

• Different MSC cannot use the same

LAC.
• Location areas are important input
for transmission planners
• should be planned as early as possible
• Never define location area borders
along major roads!
• Dual band or microcellular networks
require more attention on LAC
planning
• co-located DCS and GSM cells are
defined to the same LAC
• same MSC to avoid too much location
updates which would cause very high
SDCCH blockings
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Frequency Plan
Basics
• Tighter re-use of
own frequencies
 more capacity
 more
interferences
• Target
• to minimise
interferences at
an acceptable
capacity level D

• First when a
complete area R
has been
finalised
• Automatic
frequency
planning tools
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Frequency Plan
Best Method
• Do not use
• hexagon cell
patterns
• regular grids
• systematic
frequency f2 f6
allocation f3
f3
f5 f4
f5 f4 f7 f2
• Use f7
f7 f2 f6
f2 f6 f3
• interference R f3
f5
f3 f4
matrix f5
f5 f4 D
calculation f4
f7 f2
f2
f6
• calibrated f6
f3
f3
f5
propagation f5 f4
f4
models
• minimise total
interference in
network
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BCC Plan
Basics
NCC = Network Colour Code
BCC = Base station Colour Code
BSIC = Base station Identity Code =
NCC + BCC
• For each mobile, BSIC and ARCFN
identify unambiguously a cell in
the whole network
• BCC is made by 3 binary digits  8
possible values
• The BCC plan can be done
manually
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Network Optimization

• Network Optimization (1)

• Performance Evaluation (2)
• Optimization Process (3)
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Network Optimization
Optimisation

• Improving network quality from a

subscribers point of view
• Improving network quality from an
operators point of view
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Performance Evaluation
Optimisation

Basics

• Network is under permanent change

 detect problems and symptoms early!

OMC

It´s far too late field tests

when customers
complain! customer
complaints
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Performance Evaluation
Optimisation

Key Performance Indicators

• KPIs are figures used to evaluate
Network performance
• post processing of NMS data or
• drive test measurements data
• Usually one short term target and
one long term target
• check the network evolution and which
targets are achieved
• KPIs calculated with NMS data
• network performance on the operator
side.
• KPIs from drive test
• performance on the subscribers side
• Usually turn key projects are
evaluated according to some
predefined KPIs figures like drop call
rate
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Performance Evaluation
Optimisation

With Drive Tests

• Evaluate network performance from
the subscriber point of view
• KPIs information
• DL quality, call success rate, handover
success rate, DL signal level
• not statistically as reliable as NMS
information
• Added value of drive test
measurement
• find out the geographical position of
problems like bad DL quality to look for a
possible interference source in the area
• compare the performance of different
networks (benchmarking)
• display the signal level on the digital
maps to individuate areas with lack of
coverage eventually improve the
propagation model
• verify the neighbour list parameter plan
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Optimization Process
Optimisation

• There are not strict processes for

optimization because the activity
is driven by the network evolution
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Optimization Process
Young Network Case

• In a young network the primary

target is normally the coverage
• In this phase usually there is a
massive use of drive test
measurement
• check the signal and
• the performance of the competitors

MMAC
GPS
NMS
X
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Optimization Process
Mature Network Case
• In a mature network the primary targets are
quality indicators
• drop call rate, average quality, handover
failures
• Important use the information from NMS
• a general view of the network
performance
• Drive test measurements are still used
• but not in a massive way
• in areas where new sites are on air
• where interference and similar problems
are pointed out by NMS data analysis
Drop Call Rate (%)

3.5

2.5

2 Call Bids / 10000

Average
1.5 Busy Hour

0.5

0
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed
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KPI Definitions
Optimisation
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Indicators – Coverage
Optimisation

• Signal Strength -outdoors

• In building, In-Car penetration signal
levels
• Uplink Voice Quality
• Downlink Voice Quality
• Call Drops
• Cell Power control
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Optimisation

• Erlangs per Cell

• TCH success
• TCH assignment failures
• TCH Drop calls
• TCH Blocking
• Cell congestion
• Congestion Relief Usage
• BHCA against rated MSC limit
• mErl/subs. against rated MSC limit
• SMS/subs. Against MSC limit
• MM values(HO,LU,Paging) against limits
• Overload : Voice/Signalling/Processor
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Optimisation

• RxLev • TCH success

• Handovers • TCH assignment failures
• Call Drops • TCH Drop calls
• Call Success Rate • SDCCH traffic blocking
• Call set up success rate • SDCCH drop calls
• Call completion rate • SDCCH Success rates
• Call set up time
• Voice quality(MOS)
• RxQual
• Echo
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Analysis - Typical Setup

Failure Causes - Distribution
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Analysis - Typical Dropped

Call Causes Distribution
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Network Health Statistics

We have considered a typical network with BSC’s
to analyse the network performance. To undertake
this activity stastics of atleast 2 weeks should be
analysed. The key parameters to be considered
are;

 Call Success Rate

 Call Setup Success Rate
 Handover Success Rate
 Dropped Call Rate
 SDCCH Blocking Rate
 TCH Blocking Rate
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Customer sets a bench mark for these parameters as a

measure of quality of the network and expects the
performance to be equal or better than this. The typical value
of the bench marks for each of the above mentioned
parameters are as follows,

Call Success Rate - 98 %

Call Setup Success rate - 98 %
Handover Success Rate - 98 %
Dropped Call Rate - 1%
SDCCH Blocking Rate - 0.5 %
TCH Blocking Rate - 2%
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Optimisation

Blocked Calls can occur due to :

•Access Failures
•SDCCH Congestion
•SDCCH Drop
•TCH Congestion

Trouble shooting cause :

•Use Layer 3 messages to analyze the cause
•Decode System Information Type 3 messages.
•Note the parameter , “max_retransmission” ; “
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Blocked Call Analysis -

1 3

Channel Request Channel Request

RACH .
: Imm Assignment
RACH
max_retrans Service Request
NO RESPONSE FROM N/W
ACCESS FAILURE ! Signalling
:
Signalling
2
NO TCH ASSIGNMENT
Channel Request Mobile Returns To Idle
RACH TCH BLOCKED !
Imm Assign Reject

SDCCH BLOCKED !
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troubleshooting

Access Failures

- Uplink Interference at the Base Station

- Low Rxlev at the Base Station
- Downlink Low Rxlev ( Coverage Hole )
- Downlink Interference
- Excess Cell Range
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Troubleshooting
Access Failure - Uplink Problem

Causes:

1. AGCH Overload at Base Station

2. RACH Collisions
3. MS out of Range
4. Poor Uplink quality
5. BTS Receiver Problem
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Blocked Call Analysis
SDCCH Congestion Cause
Location Updates
to be analysed with OMC statistics first.
If high, determine the source to target cell ratio
Drive around the suspected area in the Idle Mode
Configure “Delta LAC < > Constant 0” alarms
Optimize Location Updates
Interference
Analyze OMC statistics on “ Idle Channel Interference”
Carry out Uplink Interference Measurements using Viper
Heavy Traffic
Verify from OMC statistics SDCCH Congestion
Carry Call Setup Time measurements
Optimize set up time if high, else modify channel configuration
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Blocked Call
Optimisation

TCH Blocked - Causes

•Interference
-- Verify Idle Channel Interference reports from OMC
-- If suspected, carry out uplink interference measurements

•Heavy Traffic
-- Verify the TCH Holding time and no of attempts statistics from OMC
-- During low traffic hours, Activate Cell barring in the cell
-- Carry out Time slot testing , by setting Ignore Cell Barring.

Solutions To Blocked Calls

Optimize coverage
Optimize Cell loading
Interference management
Channel configurations
Optimize neighbors
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Dropped Call
Troubleshooting
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Drop Calls Analysis
1 2

Channel Request Channel Request

Imm Assignment Imm Assignment

Service Request Service Request

Signalling SDCCH Signalling

: :
Signalling Speech
TCH
RLT = 0 ; DROPS RLT = 0 ; DROPS
SDCCH DROP ! TCH DROP !

3 SDCCH / TCH

Handover Command

Hand Access

Handover Failure

HANDOVER FAILURE DROP !

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Optimisation

• Solutions to
• SDCCH Drops - Causes Dropped Calls
•Coverage
•Interference & Multipath
•Optimize
•BTS performance Coverage
•Interference
Management
• TCH Drops - Causes •Optimize
•Coverage neighbors
•Interference & Multipath
•BTS performance
•Optimize
•Pre-emption handover
parameters
•Effective
• Handover Failure - Causes Frequency Hopping
•Threshold parameters •Use of DTX &
•Missing neighbors
Power control
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•SDCCH Drop - Coverage

•SDCCH Drop - Co- Channel Interference
•SDCCH Drop - Adjacent Channel Interference
•SDCCH Drop - Uplink Problem
•TCH Drop - Coverage
•TCH Drop - Co-Channel Interference
•TCH Drop - Adjacent Channel Interference
•TCH Drop - Uplink Problem
•Handover Failure
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Poor Quality
Optimisation

•Poor Speech Quality could be due to

•Patchy Coverage ( holes)
•No Target cell for Handover
•Echo , Audio holes, Voice Clipping
•Interference ---:
•Co-channel
•Adjacent channel
•External
•Multipath
•Noise
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Optimisation Speech Quality
Parameters
RxQUAL : Measured on the midamble.
Indicates poor speech quality due to radio interface impairments

FER : Measured on the basis of BFI ( Ping -Pong effect on speech )

Preferred under Frequency Hopping situation

Audio holes : Blank period of speech, due to malfunctioning of Transcoder

boards or PCM circuits.

Mean Opinion Score (MOS) : ITU standard for estimating speech quality.
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Parameters
Mean Opinion Score
Criteria for Voice Quality : A set value “x” at which “y” percent of customers
rate the voice quality at Circuit Merits(CM) 4 - 5.
MOS Quality Scale

5 Excellent ( speech perfectly understandable)

4 Good ( speech easily understandable, some noise)

3 Fair ( speech understandable with a slight effort,

occasional repetitions needed)
2 Poor ( speech understandable only with
considerable effort, frequent repetitions needed)
1 Unsatisfactory ( speech not understandable)
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Troubleshooting
Handover Problems
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Optimisation Troubleshooting - No
Handover
Weak Neighbors - Reported by Phone
Create a Handover PLAN

Total Attempted Calls

Total Dropped Calls
Total Blocked Calls
RxQual Full
RxLeve Full
RLT Current Value
ARFCN
Neighbor Cell Measurements
RR Message
Phone State
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Missing Neighbors
Real Time
Frequency Re-
BCH Analyzer : TOP N = 7 use
Configure an Alarm for Missing Neighbor 'B' NET
“Subset BCH TOP N not-subset Value ARFCN” CH 35
BSIC
16

'B' NET
CH 35 'B' NET
'A' NET BSIC
'A' NET
21 CH 40
CH 88 BSIC
BSIC 15
53
CH 98 'B' NET
BSIC
'B' NET
57 CH 25
CH 29 BSIC
'B' NET BSIC 17
PHONE REPORTS
CH RxQual RxLev 22
27 1 -80
CH 27 'A' NET
BSIC
35 -85
23
CH 72
40 -83 BSIC
25 -95 75
Channel 29 is not in the neighbour list !
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Optimisation

Parameter Settings

•Decide the Target Cell for handover in the Trouble Spot

•Filter the [Link] file on Handover Attempts ( before AND after numbers)
•Filter again on Neighbor ARFCN = Target Cell ARFCN
•Create another column as HO_Margin , with Delta for Neighbor_Level to RxLev
•Plot this on the MAP and see whether Handover Margin can be reduced to
improve quality OR increased to avoid Ping-Pong effects
•If handover margin settings are proper, and still handover is not occurring then it
could be a problem with Handover decision and processing parameters at the
BSC.
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Optimisation Troubleshooting - Uplink
Interference
•Uplink Interference can be due to:
• Mobiles in reuse and adjacent channel cells
•External sources

•Interference due to Mobiles will be bursty and intermittent.

•The behavior and its effect on quality will be time dependent.
•More interference during heavy traffic hours.
•Interference from external sources can be continous or also
time dependent if the source is not continously ON.

•Uplink Interference measurement needs long term monitoring ,

collection of data, processing the data and estimating the
probability of interference , and also estimating the source.
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Optimization for Interference

After drive test - Co-Channel benchmarking, we know which
cells are generating severe co-channel problem
We also know by decoding BSIC , the interefering source
Following processes could be adopted to optimize
interference
---- Power Control
---- Antenna Tilts
---- Frequency Reallocations
---- Transmitter Tests
---- Mobile dispatch inspection
---- Space Diversity
---- Frequency Hopping /DTX
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Antenna Tilts
M N
A
50m

x
6 km 1 km


Point x is having problem of C/I from Cell M

Estimate the C/I improvement required at Point x.

Refer to the Antenna Vertical Pattern, and calculate the tilting angle required

Example : To get an improvement of 3 dB , a tilt of 10 degrees is required.


Tilting of Antenna in certain cases may reduce coverage also.

Tilting of Antenna should be done after proper study.
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Co-Channel Optimization
 Static Power Control

 Antenna Tilting

 Trade Off with EC/No

 Frequency Reallocation

 Implementing
Features like
Dynamic Power Control, DTX and
Frequency Hopping
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DRT & Queuing

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Directed Retry (DR)
Optimisation

• DR used to avoid the loss of a call in call-setup if the accessed cell is congested
• When no TCH is available in serving cell, TCH can be allocated in an adjacent cell
(SDCCH  TCH HO)
• Mobile Originated (MOC) and Mobile Terminated (MTC) CallsTCH
• Target cell entry based on DR Method; SDCCH
• Method 0 - RxLevAccessMin
• Method 1 - drThreshold
•Imperative Handover (only equation 1)
congested
• Candidates ranked based on radio properties.
• Steps through candidates (if congested) until MaxTimeLimitDR expires

• Queuing can take place in source cell, not in target cell.

TimeDR not allowed : improves the reliability of

minTimeLimitDR the measurements of adjacent cells and gives t
queuing process time
Assignment DR allowed
Request
maxTimeLimitDR
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Directed Retry
Optimisation

macro cell

DR congestion
DR

congestion

micro cells
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Intelligent Directed Retry
Optimisation

macro cell (GSM

cell)
• Based on Directed Retry : Target Cell IDR micro cells
selection depends on congestion
(MCN cells)
• Classmark of the MS or MS Priority MCN
• Adjacent Cell Type subscriber
• Subscribers Classified in GSM or MCN
• Based on Classmark ( bitmap in BSC
associates classmarks to GSM / MCN ) ••No TCH Available on Accessed Cell
No TCH Available on Accessed Cell
• Based on MS Priority ( bitmap in BSC • GSM or MCN subscriber ?
• GSM or MCN subscriber ?
associates MS Priorities to GSM / MCN )
• MCN => IDR in Use in the Cell ?
• Criterion defined in the BSC • MCN => IDR in Use in the Cell ?
• Yes => Directed Retry Only
• DR and IDR enabled / disabled independently • Yes => Directed Retry Only
to MCN Cells
to MCN Cells
on cell basis. • No => Reject Call
• No => Reject Call
• GSM => DR in Use in the Cell ?
• GSM => DR in Use in the Cell ?
•Yes => Directed Retry (any
•Yes => Directed Retry (any
Cell)
Cell)
• No => Reject Call
Parameters Value • No => Reject Call
macro cell (GSM cell)
IdrUsed Yes/No DR
congestion
CellType GSM / MCN micro cells
GSM (MCN cells)
AdjCellType GSM / MCN subscriber

NOKIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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Queuing of Radio Resources
• Used to avoid rejecting call set-up or HO attempt by waiting for the
release of a suitable TCH

• Queuing Environment
• queuing is a BTS specific procedure (controlled by the BSC)
• each BTS has a queue of its own
• individual queue parameters and queue management for each
BTS
• call attempts and handovers in the same queue
• the maximum queue length is relative to the number of traffic
channels
• the maximum queuing time can be set individually for both
queue types
Entering
• thethe queue:can be de-activated by setting queuing time or
queuing
• The queue
queue length to zero
is entered when there is no traffic channels available
of•requested
different kind
priorities
and ifaccording to queue type (call/HO) and/or MS
priorityis allowed in the BTS
• queuing
• queuing enabled in the assignment request from MSC
• queue is not full (of higher or equal priority requests)
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Queuing of Radio Resources
Prioritisation:
• The placement in the queue is determined by:
• queue type (priority)
• call set-up
• handover attempt (non-urgent)
• urgent handover attempt
• MS Priority level in the PIE element of Assignment Request or
Handover Request
• time of entering the queue
Allocation of TCH
• When a TCH is released (in either channel release or TSL/TRX lock)
the queue is checked from top to bottom in order to find a queuer
whose requirements match with the released channel
• If a suitable queued call is found the TCH is allocated to the queued
call and the queue is re-organised
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Queuing of Radio Resources

Leaving the Queue

• A queuer is removed from the queue when
• No suitable channel is released within queuing time limit => timer expires
• Higher priority subscriber (queue type and/or MS priority) replaces a lower
priority queued entry when the queue is full
• The queuing TRX/TSL is blocked (call release)
• Queue size is reduced due to removing TRX’s
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Queuing of Radio Resources
• Queuing reserves SDCCH

• SDCCH occupation for call setup 7 seconds.

• If maximum queuing time for calls is 10 s
• => in case of queuing 50-60 % more load on SDCCH /
call attempt!!

• (2 TRXs cell) with Combined BCCH / SDCCH

• If maximum queue is 50 % of TRX x 8 = 8 queuing
positions
 If there are 4 call attempts in queue, SDCCHs
are fully booked
 no space for short messages or for location
updates on SDCCH

cell is fully overloaded!!

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Queuing of Radio Resources
Optimisation

Queuing and Handover

• Internal inter cell Handover

• Ranked list is produced by the Handover algorithm and passed to RR
management
• Maximum sixteen cells as alternative target cells
• The best candidate with free traffic channel is selected
• If all BTSs in the list are congested
 queuing possibility is checked in the candidates according to
ranking
• External inter cell Handover
• The BTS identified by the MSC in a HANDOVER_REQUEST message is used
as queuing target

• Averaging and processing for HO continues during queuing

• The timers for hoPeriodPBGT or hoPeriodUmbrella are stopped
during queuing
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Queuing of Radio Resources
Optimisation

Queuing and Directed Retry (DR)

• Directed retry and queuing are parallel procedures

• When the queuing and DR processes are both active for a call;
• If MaxTimelImitDR expires without any DR attempt, the queuing will be
terminated even if the queuing timer(s) have not elapsed
• If a TCH is released in the serving cell during the period when DR is not
allowed/allowed, DR process is terminated
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Queuing of Radio Resources
Optimisation

Queuing Parameters

Parameters Values

maxQueueLength 0 ... 100 %

timeLimitCall 0 ... 15 (s)

timeLimitHandover 0 ... 10 (s)

msPriorityUsedInQueuing Yes / No
queuePriorityUsed Yes / No

queuingPriorityCall 1 ... 14
queuingPriorityHandover 1 ... 14
queuingPriorityNonUrgentHO 1 …14
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Dropped Call Control
Optimisation

Call re-establishment
Radio Link Timeout
• In case of a Radio Link Failure
• A counter is initialised at the
(radioLinkTimeout) within 20
value of the radioLinkTimeout
seconds.
• When SACCH is not correctly
• Measurements averaged over 5
received
seconds for
•Counter decremented by 1
serving Cell BCCH
adjacent Cell BCCHs
• When SACCH correctly received
• Strongest is considered
Counter incremented by 2
BCCH data decoded (cell
selection param.)
•When counter reaches 0 call is
If: C1 greater than 0, Cell not
released
barred
Cell belong to selected PLMN,
• Same behaviour UL and DL
Call re-establishment allowed
• Call re-establishment attempted
Parameters Values
radioLinkTimeout 4 ... 64 SACCH

callReestablishmentAllowed Yes/No
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SDCCH ASSIGNMENT
Optimisation
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Thanks

Shashi B Tripathi