Performance-Measurement Analysis Of 3G GSM For Managing The Congestion In WCDMA (3GPP)
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This project is aimed at analysis of 3rd generation GSM network performance
statics for managing the congestion in radio resources and towards addressing the
problem related with performance. Resource management is a crucial aspect in the next
generation cellular network since use of WCDMA technology give inherent flexibility
managing the system capacity. Universal Mobile Telecommunication Systems (UMTS) is
third generation cellular technology representing the evolution of a heterogeneous mix of
services and increased the data speeds from the today second’s generation mobile
networks. UMTS uses Wideband Code Division Multiple Code Access (WCDMA) as a
radio interface. The implementation of WCDMA is technical challenge because of
complexity and versatility. To exploit the flexibility of air interface of, development of
Radio Resources Management scheme are imperative, RRM is the compromise of power
control, handover control, load control and resource allocation algorithm. These insure
the maximum network coverage, and guarantee Quality of Services (Qos) requirement.
In this project 3rd generation GSM network performance and performance
analysis are discussed to managing the congestion. As simulation result, simulation tools
are developed that can be used when the radio network performance investigated, the
effect of various parameter on performance discussed. The main scheme consider here
are; site planning, adding more E’1 for increasing the system capacity, carrier addition
and expansion ,adaptive multi rate(AMR) codec, half rate configuration.
A particular the novel aspect of this work is use of learning to predict the
control strategies to be imposed for managing the congestion, as, a system environment
changes, and the most suitable policy will be implemented. When congestion occur the
system either proposes the solution by recalling from experience (if the event is similar to
what has been previously solved) or recalculates the from its solution (if event is new) .
With this system approach, the system performance will be monitored at all times and
suitable policy can be immediately applied as system environment changes, resulting in
maintaining the system quality of services.
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