Base-station cell design method and base-station cell design apparatus, and program thereof in mobile communication system
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Furukawa, Koichi Ebata
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Furukawa, Koichi Ebata
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The above base-station cell design method is for sequentially adding base stations, and a technique of which throughput is few is employed for a radio-wave propagation characteristic evaluation to be made in this addition, and a technique of which the throughput is much, but which is of high-precision, more specifically, a technique such as the ray tracing is applied for the radio-wave propagation characteristic evaluation to be made after addition. The result of the high-precision radio-wave propagation characteristic evaluation to be made after this addition is put to practical use for estimating an interference quantity in selecting the arrangement location of the base station to be added newly. This allows the quantity of the radio wave analytic processing, which accounts for a large majority of the base-station cell design processing, to be reduced, thus enabling a fast base-station cell design.
A base-station cell design method in a mobile communication
A base-station cell design apparatus adapted so that, in designing a base-station installment in a mobile communication system, a plurality of base-station candidate locations are given within a service area to install a base station in anyone of these base-station candidate locations, said base-station cell design apparatus characterized in including:
A computer-readable medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute a base-station cell design method in a mobile communication system, wherein a service area, and a traffic density distribution within this service area are given to arrange a base station within the above service area, said program characterized in including a base-station layout decision step of, with a rate of a total traffic quantity that can be absorbed by the base stations arranged within said service area to all traffic quantity that occurs within said service area taken as a traffic coverage ratio, sequentially deciding layouts at which the base station is installed until said traffic coverage ratio exceeds a desired traffic coverage ratio,
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