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The Method of Redistributing Traffic in Mobile Network

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Data-Centric Business and Applications

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Cellular network generates a lot of signaling data. A large part of signaling data is generated to handle the mobility of subscribers and contains location information that can be used to fundamentally change our understanding of mobility principle. However, location data available from standard interfaces in cellular networks is very an important research question is how this data can be processed in order to efficiently use it for traffic state estimation and traffic planning. The design of the mobile operator’s network is carried out by the method of frequency spatial planning. It is believed that the solution to this problem provides the required indicators of electromagnetic compatibility of network elements, and as a result, performance of the network. Ideally, these findings should be replicated in a study where uniformity of traffic over network elements is relegated to the background. Results provide a basis for affects both throughput and quality of service. In this paper, it is proposed to use the sector analysis method for optimizing the load distribution between base stations when predicting the coverage areas of base stations, in addition to using the frequency-spatial planning method, when forecasting service areas of base stations. The technology of cellular systems is changing at such a speed that 4G networks have not yet had time to fully deploy, as 5G is already being introduced. The fourth generation is characterized by LTE-advanced technology, which implies an intelligent network with self-training and partial adjustment of its parameters. The distribution functions of the radio resource of the cellular communication network of this standard lie at the base stations. However, clear control algorithms for such networks have not yet been developed. As part of situationally adaptive planning of radio resources in radio communication systems, a method is proposed for determining the optimal coverage areas of base stations depending on the distribution of subscribers according to billing data. To this end, in addition to the statistics for base stations for servicing the load, enrich it with billing system data.

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    Oleksander Romanov, Mykola Nesterenko & Volodymyr Mankivskyi

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  1. Department of Infocommunication Engineering V. V. Popovsky, Faculty of Infocommunication, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, Kharkiv, Ukraine

    Dmytro Ageyev

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Romanov, O., Nesterenko, M., Mankivskyi, V. (2021). The Method of Redistributing Traffic in Mobile Network. In: Ageyev, D., Radivilova, T., Kryvinska, N. (eds) Data-Centric Business and Applications. Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies, vol 69. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-71892-3_7

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