The Impact of Cell Site Re-Homing on the Performance of UMTS Core Networks
Ye Ouyang, M. Hosein Fallah
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Ye Ouyang, M. Hosein Fallah
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Mobile operators currently prefer optimizing their radio networks via re-homing or cutting over the cell sites in 2G or 3G networks.The core network, as the parental part of radio network, is inevitably impacted by the re-homing in radio domain.This paper introduces the cell site re-homing in radio network and analyzes its impact on the performance of GSM/UMTS core network.The possible re-homing models are created and analyzed for core networks.The paper concludes that appropriate re-homing in radio domain, using correct algorithms, not only optimizes the radio network but also helps improve the QoS of the core network and saves the carriers' OPEX and CAPEX on their core networks.
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Mobile operators currently prefer optimizing their radio networks via re-homing or cutting over the cell sites in 2G or 3G networks.The core network, as the parental part of radio network, is inevitably impacted by the re-homing in radio domain.This paper introduces the cell site re-homing in radio network and analyzes its impact on the performance of GSM/UMTS core network.The possible re-homing models are created and analyzed for core networks.The paper concludes that appropriate re-homing in radio domain, using correct algorithms, not only optimizes the radio network but also helps improve the QoS of the core network and saves the carriers' OPEX and CAPEX on their core networks.
Key concepts: UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network, Customised Applications for Mobile networks Enhanced Logic, UMTS frequency bands, Core network, Computer network, Homing (biology), Computer science, GSM