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    Radio Planning Life Cycle

    All material is Copyright Informa Telecoms & Media 2001-2009


    Fig. 1 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    High Level Design Life Cycle

    2
    Fig. 2 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 1 Detailed Procedure


    Gather relevant technical and marketing information
    Set primary objectives based in some initial assumptions,
    type of service, coverage, capacity etc
    Draft initial plan based on objectives and other
    assumptions, equipment selection, technology selection
    Determine the number of base station required, through
    simple modelling techniques to fulfil the initial objectives
    Test the performance of the initial design based on
    market assumption variability
    Test the business case based on market variability
    and equipment performance
    Iterate the results and make necessary changes
    to basic plan

    3
    Fig. 3 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 1 Information Required

    4
    Fig. 4 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 2 Detailed Procedure


    Introduce real site location including existing and
    new sites
    Test system performance using real location against initial
    objectives
    Begin site acquisition process
    Determine the optimal build out plan
    Investigate and plan backhaul requirements

    5
    Fig. 5 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 2 Information Required

    6
    Fig. 6 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 3-4 Detailed Procedures


    Phase 3 Detailed Procedure
    Use software tools to confirm initial assumptions for
    coverage and capacity
    Make changes to site planning

    Optimise the build plan

    Begin the build

    Phase 4 Detailed Procedures


    Drive test to confirm the software planning models used

    Optimise radio plan if necessary

    7
    Fig. 7 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Phase 3-4 Information Required

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    Fig. 8 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Factors Considered During Initial LTE Planning


    Generally Known Data
    Frequency Band

    Amount of Allocated Spectrum

    Channel Bandwidth

    Equipment Performance

    Market Research Data


    Service Area

    Population Density

    Population Demographic

    Population Penetration

    Expected level of service

    9
    Fig. 9 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    FDD and TDD IMT Frequency Bands


    FDD IMT Frequency Bands

    10
    Fig. 9 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    FDD and TDD IMT Frequency Bands


    TDD IMT Frequency Bands

    11
    Fig. 10 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Available Capacity and Channel Bandwidths


    for LTE

    12
    Fig. 11 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    LTE Channel Parameters

    13
    Fig. 12 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Maximum Downlink/Uplink Capacity


    per Radio Channel
    Maximum Downlink Capacity per Radio Channel

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    Fig. 12 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Maximum Downlink/Uplink Capacity


    per Radio Channel
    Maximum Uplink Capacity per Radio Channel

    15
    Fig. 13 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Equipment Parameters Considered for Capacity


    BS/UE Power Output
    BS/UE Antenna Gains
    Receiver sensitivity
    Link Budget Gains and Losses
    MIMO Gains
    Vendor Specific Requirements

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    Fig. 14 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Capacity/Coverage Limited Design


    Capacity Limited Design

    17
    Fig. 14 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Capacity/Coverage Limited Design


    Coverage Limited Design

    18
    Fig. 15 Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Area to be Served

    Land Use
    Clutter Value
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    Fig. Radio Planning Life Cycle

    Section 2 Quiz
    Q1 In the four phase planning cycle the second phase relates to
    ___________________
    Site Selection and Backhaul Planning
    Q2 Market information such as Demographics, Penetration, Services and
    Revenues refer to information gathered in phase ____________
    One
    Q3 Software tools would be used to confirm coverage and capacity in
    phase ________
    Three
    Q4 What technical information would be generally known when beginning
    Frequency Band, Amount of Allocated Spectrum
    radio planning _____________________________________________
    Channel Bandwidth, Equipment Performance
    Q5 what is the maximum expected downlink and uplink capacity of the LTE
    radio interface, assuming a 20MHz channel_____________________
    172.8Mbps/57.6Mbps
    Q6 Areas with a high density population would normally be planned using
    Capacity limited design?
    a ____________

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