sig_strength_param: Set the mobloc parameters

sig_strength_paramR Documentation

Set the mobloc parameters

Description

Set the parameters used for the signal strength model and timing advance. The result is a list.

Usage

mobloc_param(
  W = 10,
  W_small = 5,
  ple = 3.75,
  ple_small = 6,
  ple_0 = 3.5,
  ple_1 = 4,
  midpoint = -92.5,
  steepness = 1/5,
  range = 10000,
  range_small = 1000,
  height = 30,
  height_small = 8,
  tilt = 5,
  beam_v = 9,
  beam_h = 65,
  azim_dB_back = -30,
  elev_dB_back = -30,
  sig_d_th = 0.005,
  max_overlapping_cells = 100,
  TA_step = 78.12,
  TA_max = 1282,
  TA_buffer = 1
)

Arguments

W

default power in Watt of a normal cell (placed in a cell tower or rooftop site)

W_small

default power in Watt of a small cell (omnidirectional)

ple

default path loss exponent

ple_small

path loss exponent for small cells

ple_0

path loss exponent for free space

ple_1

path loss exponent for dense environments

midpoint

midpoint of the logistic function used to map signal strength to signal dominance

steepness

steepness of the logistic function used to map signal strength to signal dominance

range

maximum range of normal cells

range_small

maximum range of small cells

height

default height of normal cells

height_small

default height of small cells

tilt

default (horizontal) tilt. Only applicable for directional cells

beam_v

default vertical beam width. Only applicable for directional cells

beam_h

default horizontal beam width. Only applicable for directional cells

azim_dB_back

difference in signal strength between front and back

elev_dB_back

difference in signal strength between front and back

sig_d_th

signal dominance threshold

max_overlapping_cells

maximum number of cells that may overlap per raster tile. If the actual number exceeds this parameter, the max_overlapping_cells cells with the highest signal strength are selected

TA_step

meters that correspond to one Timing Advance (TA) step. This parameter depends on the network technology and psychical properties such as air pressure. In GSM networks it is approximately 554 meters https://people.csail.mit.edu/bkph/cellular_repeater_TA.shtml, and LTE (4G) networks 78.12 meters.https://www.scribd.com/doc/290553975/Timing-Advance-TA-in-LTE

TA_max

maximum Timing Advance (TA) value (integer). In other words, TA can have a value between 0 and TA_max. In GSM it is 63, and in LTE 1282.

TA_buffer

buffer to prevent artifacts in the TA to grid tile conversion. These artifacts occur when TA_step is similar or smaller than the width of a grid tile. TA_buffer is an integer that determines the number of TA steps that are added in front of behind the actual TA band.

Value

parameter list

See Also

vignette("mobloc")

Examples

# set parameters
ZL_param <- mobloc_param()

MobilePhoneESSnetBigData/mobloc documentation built on Feb. 18, 2024, 3:41 a.m.