Layering & Load Balancing Guide Principle • The underlying principle in layering is to keep it simple and tractable • Layering is basically implemented via very small number of design parameters: • Absolute priorities •
“Hard exit threshold” = minimum level to camp in a cell
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“Soft exit threshold” = level to exit the layer if another lower priority layer is available
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“Entry threshold” = level to enter a higher priority layer
• All LTE radio RNW parameters are aligned to these three design values!!
Layering & Load Balancing Guide Principle • The target priority is to roughly balance average User throughput between layers this will compensate imbalance on PRB utilization, Connected User • Factors to consider
Balancing end user experience on layers
Layer carrier frequency and bandwidths
Layer coverage footprints
Site density per layer
UE ecosystem distribution at Networks
Simplicity and uniformity across the network
CONTENT
LTE Layering & Load Balancing Principle
LTE Layering Methodology
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Spectrum Bandwidth
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Layer Coverage
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UE Capability
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Service Bearer Segregation
LTE Layering Parameter Setting ⁻
Idle Mode
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Connected Mode
SPECTRUM & COVERAGE FOR LAYERING APPROACH •
L2300_20 (7)
-5 dB
L2300_10 (5)
-5 dB
L1800_15 (6)
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2 dB
L2100_5 (4)
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L2300 suitable for capacity densification with less coverage thus it should define as highest layer to grab traffic aggressively Existing L1800 has higher capacity and wider coverage thus it should define as capacity layer and 2nd highest priority L2100 has limited bandwidth and limited coverage, it should define as less priority than L1800 to maintain end user experience. L900 has wider coverage but it only has 5 MHz bandwidth with limited capacity, thus it should define as last priority.
9 dB L900_5 (3) Layer Access Mode
Band
Bandwidth
Pmax (watt)
L2300
TDD
2300
20
20
43.0
12.22
67.2
-55.02
-5.14
L2300
TDD
2300
10
10
40.0
12.22
67.2
-55.02
-5.14
L2100
FDD
2100
5
20
43.0
18.24
66.4
-48.21
1.67
L1800
FDD
1800
15
30
44.8
15.23
65.1
-49.88
0
L900
FDD
900
5
20
43.0
18.24
59.1
-40.85
9.03
Note : assume same point distance for FSL calculation.
Pmax (dBm) PRS power (dBm) FSL ( f )
Rx
Delta (dB)
Geo Location for Layering Verification
MRBTSID
EARFCN
Layer
Sample
126
L2100
1875
L1800
43331
38879
Potential
GT_-100dbm
%
7057
6828
96.75%
15.76%
563.6
36274
32051
88.36%
73.97%
902.59
Balancing
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Geo – Location can verify implemented Layering strategy by analyzing the distribution of UE among layers within eNode B.
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As sample beside, Most of UE camp on L1800 (EARFCN 1875) compare to L2100 (EARFCN 126) this might caused by UE capability
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96% UE has RSRP > -100 dBm where this indicate overlay coverage to L2100 as potential target area for load balancing. Probability balancing at L2100 can take over ~16% from total good sample ( > -100dBm) based on coverage approach.
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L1800 is still dominance taking over the traffic and possible to be more offloaded to L2100 based on coverage approach
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Should Not available or less sample at L2100 need to check whether any layering parameters set is properly define or less UE ecosystem at this area,
Ave_Dist_GT_-100dbm
248631
Total
UE CAPABILITY ANALYSIS DEVICE DISTRIBUTION
TIMING ADVANCE DISTRIBUTION
1800000
< 500 m, BALI - URBAN AREA 1600000
1400000
1200000
24% 1000000
TA1 : xx>=50%
600000
TA3: 80%>x>=70% TA4 : x>80%
400000
19% 200000
0
BALNUS
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KALIMANTAN
PUMA
SULAWESI
SUPPORT_3G_900
SUPPORT_3G_2100
SUPPORT_4G_900
SUPPORT_4G_1800
SUPPORT_4G_2100
SUPPORT_4G_FDD_2300
SUPPORT_4G_TDD_2300
#LTE_TERMINALL
11%
Setting L2300 as highest priority still reasonable refers to UE capability information, where around ~ 75% UE are TDD 2300 capable in the network, it indicates potential UE which can be offloaded from L1800 to L2300 for capacity densification when L2300 set as highest priority . This information should be combine with coverage point of view. For Example : Urban area ( Denpasar City a nd Badung) in Bali case, around 46% of cell has TA < 500 m with number of sample > 80%, these cells are potential to be offloaded to L2300 as red site solution and layering to L2300 will perform effectively L2100 and L900 capable UE is also quite mature where more less 75% UE in the network capable FDD L900 and more than 85% L2100. This ecosystem will support on layering performance.
SERVICE BEARER BASED APPROACH • •
Non GBR L2300_20 (7)
Non GBR L2300_10 (5)
• Non GBR
L1800_15 (6)
• Non GBR
L2100_5 (4)
2nd
GBR
• Non GBR
L900_5 (3)
1st GBR
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Service bearer differentiation can be applied for GBR and Non GBR layer. Specific layer is prioritized handling GBR service, in the other hand other layers are specify for Non GBR traffic in order to maintain non GBR cell throughput services L900 with wider coverage and limited 5 MHz bandwidth is more priority handling GBR service L2100 can be the 2nd GBR service handler If there is no colo L900. L1800 & L2300 are focused handling non GBR traffic capacity This differentiation is using Service Base Hand Over features. LTE1127 Service based mobility trigger
CONTENT
LTE Layering & Load Balancing Principle
LTE Layering Methodology
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Spectrum Bandwidth
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Layer Coverage
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UE Capability
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Service Bearer Segregation
LTE Layering Parameter Setting ⁻
Idle Mode
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Connected Mode
Layering Parameter Setting
1
IDLE MODE LAYERING STRATEGY
2
CONNECTED MODE LAYERING STRATEGY
RADIO NETWORK LAYER TDD - L2300 20 MHz reserved highest priority in Layering for capacity issue. FDD - L1800 15 TDD - L2300 10 MHz set as 2 nd priority layering TDD - L2300 10 MHz reserved 3 rd priority in layering FDD - L2100 5 MHz has 4rd priority in layering since it has limited capacity FDD - L900 5 MHz has 5rd priority in layering Load balancing among layers using Idle Mode Load Balancing, Connected load balancing subject to trial
U2100 F1 is prioritized layer for PS redirection or PS Handover U2100 F2 is prioritized for CSFB U900 is less priority layer for CSFB and redirection. All layer activate reselection from and to LTE, Smart LTE layering is enable at cell with LTE overlay coverage
GSM is will handle voice traffic and encourage for traffic migration to LTE or UTRAN
Connected Mode : • CS services by CSFB with Redirection • IRAT PS Handover and PS redirection are implemented for connected mode mobility to UTRAN • Smart LTE Layering used for redirection from 3G to LTE • SRVCC might be applied when VoLTE is implemented in Network
VoLTE layering is LTE1127 Service based mobility trigger to specify VoLTE Layers The objective of this scenario is to maintain Non GBR user throughput when VoLTE is introduced to existing networks High number of VoIP UEs in the cell degrades total cell throughput and limits throughput for other services due to lower priority resources for non-GBR traffic are limited
RSRP : RSRP : -108 dBm -116 dBm ) 2 6 ( ) n 1 m o 0 i B t 1 d c ) ) ( 4 ) e r 4 8 m 2 ) i 4 d 2 1 1 - B n ( 2 ) - ( 1 ( 0 ) : 8 n d e o ( ( o 8 B 1 i A B i t m B R ( R d t c t 0 B c m B d d e T 6 l e B 8 1 d 0 x - l e U 1 e d d 1 e 6 : E : S 4 8 : a S 1 : t n ) l n h l : r 4 2 a l 1 i d l t e - d o g C i w r n t i e 1 l m : U C l o U n C E o v h : 4 L B h e s n d U ( l i v i i e l s r n x r M o e S l r h m M v r h h v e Q L T s h a L e s L e T l j j x r s x e r u d d r Q R h y A A q h t q q T h
) d n i l B ( n o i t c e r i d e R a i v B F S C
RSRP : -108 dBm ) 2 6 ( m B d 4 2 ) 1 - ( : 8 A B n o R d i T 6 t c U 1 l E : e n h e i S g i l l m e v h s e l e C x r r h Q L T L j j d d A A
RSRP -108 dBm RSRQ: -12dB H ) C 8 C ( r o o t ) H 4 C ( : D d l l_ e e l b C a e n g n E n o i g a t n i h c r ) c e r e i d y e n t d i - l a L a e t R ( B E s T C L t R r R a : m 1 S T
) 8 S ( r T o C ) H 4 C ( : D d / e H l b C a D n n o o E t e i g s t A a c n i P e e r S r ) i d e l d y H e n r i - l a L / B e B A R E P A ( T D R L t S S r H C a : : m 2 3 S T T
) 4 5 - ) ) ( 4 8 2 ( m ( : B B ) d d s e d l 2 a b 8 e 1 a 0 1 M n r - l : ( E e l e g g e v n n g v o i i e e r i L L t e r P Q c y t r R e c R a i S S i L d E o R R d T n n i r i i e L R t M M r e a P j L j : L m 4 d d S T A A
) 0 ( d e l b a s i D : d e l b a n E r e v o d n a H E T L
EcNo: -12 dB RSCP: -105 dBm
SmartLTELayeringRSCP: -95 dBm
Cell PCH/URA PCH
Cell FACH
Meas RSRP -112 dBm B2 Reporting RSRP : -115 dBm ) 0 ) 1 ) ) 4 ( 8 5 ( 2 m 2 ) ( B ( 0 2 B d ( d 5 m B m 2 0 B d B d d 1 - 1 2 0 : : : 5 1 a 0 p 1 1 c n - m 1 s O c : O a d : E R H a a H c a r t t r t S S m W r P d U U P 2 U c d 1 2 2 l d l d l d W o l 2 h o o o d h h h l s s s e e e s o r e h r r r h s T h h h e s T T T r y 2 2 2 h t h b b b
Cell DCH
) 0 1 ) ( 4 2 m B ( d B 5 d 0 2 1 - O - 1 : H : 0 p S c n s c P a R E i a r a r v t t B U U F B B S F F C S S C C d l d l o o h s h s e r e r h h T T 1 1 b b
EcNo: -12 dB RSCP: -105 dBm
Intra LTE Neighboring Strategy
• L2300_20 & 10
L2300_20 & 10
L1800_15
L1800_15
L2100_5
L2100_5
L900_5
L900_5
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All LTE cells create neighbor toward intra frequency and inter frequency for all carrier ANR to Intra/inter frequency LTE feature is appled for neighbor creation.
UTRAN - LTE Neighboring Strategy • L2300_20 & 10
• L1800_15
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All LTE cells create neighbor toward all UTRAN carrier (U2100 F1, U2100 F2 and U900) on LNADJW and LNRELW. Create maximum 32 Neighbor each UTRAN carrier. create HO identifier for each UTRAN Carrier (U2100 F1, U2100 F2 and U900) on LNHOW ANR to UTRAN feature recommend to be apply for neighbor creation.
L2100_5 L900_5
U900_F3
U2100_F2
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All UTRAN cells create neighbor toward all LTE carrier (L2300, L1800 L2100 & L900) on ADJL and ADJE. Create maximum 32 Neighbor each LTE carrier create HO identifier for each LTE Carrier (L2300, L1800 L2100 & L900) on HOPL
U2100_F1
BACK UP
Average User Throughput Analysis AVG USER THROUGHPUT VS AVG DL PRB UTILISATION
AVG USER THROUGHPUT VS AVG DL PRB UTILISATION
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Layering strategy and load balancing Layer absolute priorities and entry/exit level thresholds (end state) LTE entry trigger:
Layering strategy and load balancing NOKIA-proposed layering
UE tput fairly well balanced, L18 worst
• Initial step prios L7-> L18>L21->L85 • Second step prios L18-> L7>L21->L85 (A) • Exit/entry: -116/-112dBm for all layers • L18L7 prio swap results in L18 becoming most congested layer • Layer avg UE tputs still about balanced!! • This will change if/when L7/L18 densified
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