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S-38 3310 Hormoz Parsian

planet VS Atoll

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  Comparison of Asset and Atoll Cellular Planning tools for LTE Network Planning Hormoz Parsian 85014K Department of Communication and Networking Supervisor: Prof. Jyri Hämäläinen Instructor: Dr. Kimmo Mäkeläinen   This Master’s thesis was conducted at Nokia Siemens Networks 5/22/2012 1  Outline of the work: ã Introduction  Background  Research question  Methodology ã Propagation Models  Hata Models  Standard Propagation Models in the Tools  Deriving Equivalent Parameters ã Coverage Analysis  Coverage Analysis with srcinal constant term in Atoll propagation model  Coverage Analysis with optimum constant term in Atoll propagation model ã Interference Analysis  Analysis of Number of Covering Cells in Asset  Interference Analysis for Outdoor Users  Interference Analysis for Indoor Users ã Capacity Analysis  Capacity Analysis of LTE services  Capacity Analysis for MIMO modes  Capacity Analysis of Scheduling Algorithms ã Conclusions and Future Works 5/22/2012 2  Introduction ã Backgrond ã Software for network planning :  Astoll of Forsk  Asset of Aircom  Planet of Mentum ã  Planning tool manufacturers design their tools independently of each other ã Users do not know before testing whether different planning tools produce comparable performance estimates for a given network ã Sometimes a network is planned or investigated in two different planning tools ã Companies often change from one planning tool to another    Planning results of the first tool have to be reproduced in the second one 5/22/2012 3  Introduction ã Research Question   ã Comparing two planning tools, Atoll of Forsk and Asset of Aircom with respect to LTE network planning  Not trying to find out which of the tools is better than the other one  Trying to investigate whether they provide comparable performance measures in the test network ã Tools’ performance can be close to each other if two investigated network configurations and other configurations like propagation models are equal to each other. ã Finding equal parameters mean they produce same performance estimates AND it necessary does not mean numerically equal parameters ã LTE input parameters for Asset and Atoll, prepared by NSN to give equal performance estimates 5/22/2012 4