Multi-Technology SON

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Cruz, R.

Hamied, K.

Moreno, J.R.

Schmelz, L.C.

Amirijoo, M.

Eisenblätter, A.

Litjens, R.

Neuland, M.

Turk, J.
The development of SON functions such as Handover optimisation, Admission Control optimisation and Load Balancing has concentrated on the issues of algorithms to adjust parameters dynamically according to performance targets and performance measurements. These functions are created in a largely stand-alone manner, but in a practical implementation, SON functions actually operate in parallel. The SON Coordinator provides a framework that assists the various SON functions to work in parallel
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Centralized multi-technology SONCentralized SON outageDistributed SON architectureEnergy Saving (ES) Use CaseMulti-technology SONMulti-technology SON driversSelf-Organization of LTE networksSmart load balancing orchestrationSON system, multiple SON
TNO Identifier
485007
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:c32b45b6-f1bb-404a-b20e-ce89f5746e26
ISBN
9780470973523
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Source title
Self-Organizing Networks: Self-Planning, Self-Optimization and Self-Healing for GSM, UMTS and LTE
Editor(s)
Ramiro, J.
Hamied, K.
Place of publication
Chichester, UK
Pages
47-64
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