Capacity Planning

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Agenda

 Site

Selection  Capacity Planning  Parameter Planning

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Site Selection  – Motivation  Sites represent expensive long term

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inves investments tments for the

operator.  Good site selection is critical to the performance of a

3G

radio network.  Neither

RF Optimization nor Parameter Optimization can compensate for poor site selection. 

 Site acquisition teams are often under

pressure to offer offer large numbers of sites while radio network planning teams are often under pressure to accept large numbers of sites.

Criteria- Site selection •

Site selection criteria can be divided into two categories •





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Inclusion criteria  Whether or not a site should be considered for inclusion within the 3G radio network plan  Sites with ‘No’ should be included only unless there are no alternatives and the benefit of introducing the site is believed to justify its cost Prioritisation criteria  Prioritise those sites being considered for inclusion ‘Yes’   Select first sites with highest number of ‘Yes’

These criteria should be evaluated after a site visit and not only from the information available within a radio network planning tool

Site Selection  – Site Information

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Collect all necessary information about site details: Site coordinates, height above sea level, exact address House owner Type

of building

Building materials (photo) Possibl Possible e antenna heights 360deg photo (clearance view) Neighbour hood, surrounding environment Drawing sketch of rooftop Antenna mounting conditions Access possibilities (truck, road, roof) BS

location, approx. feeder lengths

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