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Coverage Optimization - Musa

This document provides an overview of MUSA's coverage optimization tool. It describes how the tool simulates changes to cell parameters like azimuth, tilt, and power levels to optimize field measurements. It explains how to load measurements and height data, select parameters to modify, save and load modifications, and view examples of parameter changes and their effects. The tool generates new measurement files showing optimized coverage without making predictions.

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306 views

Coverage Optimization - Musa

This document provides an overview of MUSA's coverage optimization tool. It describes how the tool simulates changes to cell parameters like azimuth, tilt, and power levels to optimize field measurements. It explains how to load measurements and height data, select parameters to modify, save and load modifications, and view examples of parameter changes and their effects. The tool generates new measurement files showing optimized coverage without making predictions.

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Farzin Ourahizadeh
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MUSA

Coverage optimization
Purpose of Coverage Optimization

 Simulating the effect that a change in a particular parameter of a cell


(within a predefined set) produces on field
 The results that are shown affect only the measurements loaded and
only the portion in which at least one sample for the cell “optimized” is
found. No predictions are available

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Opening optimization tool

It is necessary to close all files before


starting with the optimization tool
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Measurements loadings

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Heights informations

To perform simulations MUSA uses data contained in the territory


height information files expected available in the folder:
\Projects\<PROJECT_NAME>\Environment\Heights.

If no heights files are available, MUSA presumes that the territory is an


ideal plane at height of 0 m a.s.l.

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Toolbar buttons overview

Export Load Save Change


parameters delta delta parameters

Mobile Network Redo


height load Pixelling

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Saving and loading modifications

 Parameter modifications are not automatically saved


 Through Save Delta button, the parameter modifications are saved
in a .op file
(default folder: Projects\<PROJECT_Name>\Results\Optimization .
 Through Load Delta button the .op saved file is loaded
 Through Redo Pixelling button a new pixel based measurement file
with _opt suffix is created in the measurement\scanner folder.

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Example of ET changing

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Example of ET changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of CPICH power changing

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Example of azimuth changing

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Delta signs

For an Azimuth clockwise change

For an Azimuth anti clockwise change

For a Tilt change

For a CPICH power change

For a P_Control or P_Traffic change

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Optimization parameters

Mobile Azimuth Electrical Mechanical CPICH


height tilt tilt power

Power Power Power Antenna


control Traffic max type

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