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2011-05-01, 04:08 AM
CHANNEL ELEMENT DIMENSIONING GUIDELINE
1 Introduction
2 Definitions and assumptions
2.1 Definitions
2.2 Assumptions
3 Channel Element resource model
3.1 Number of users per site.
3.2 Channel element cost model
3.3 Basic resource model
3.4 Resource model for Enhanced Uplink
4 Dimensioning method
4.1 Overview .
4.2 Identifying the average number of simultaneous users
4.3 Identifying the peak number of simultaneous users
4.4 Calculating number of CEs
4.5 Special traffic cases
5 Examples
5.1 R99, only conversational traffic admitted in busy hour
5.2 R99, conversational and best effort traffic admitted in busy hour
5.3 R99 + HSPA, only conversational traffic admitted in busy hour
6 CE Observables
6.1 Introduction
6.2 CE utilization using observables
6.3 Estimation of KSHO,UL and KSHO,UL
7 References
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1 Introduction
2 Definitions and assumptions
2.1 Definitions
2.2 Assumptions
3 Channel Element resource model
3.1 Number of users per site.
3.2 Channel element cost model
3.3 Basic resource model
3.4 Resource model for Enhanced Uplink
4 Dimensioning method
4.1 Overview .
4.2 Identifying the average number of simultaneous users
4.3 Identifying the peak number of simultaneous users
4.4 Calculating number of CEs
4.5 Special traffic cases
5 Examples
5.1 R99, only conversational traffic admitted in busy hour
5.2 R99, conversational and best effort traffic admitted in busy hour
5.3 R99 + HSPA, only conversational traffic admitted in busy hour
6 CE Observables
6.1 Introduction
6.2 CE utilization using observables
6.3 Estimation of KSHO,UL and KSHO,UL
7 References
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