Genex Discovery Tutorial

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GENEX Discovery Service Training

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UMTS/LTE Features_ Discovery
No. Feature Name XL REMARK

1 UMTS Problem Area Recognition Y -
2 UMTS Traffic Analysis Y
3 UMTS Coverage Analysis Y
4 UMTS Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis Y
5 UMTS Network Performance Analysis Y
6 UMTS VIP Analysis Y
7 UMTS Complaint Assistant Analysis Y
8 UMTS Pilot Polution Analysis N no license
9 UMTS Key Road Surveillance N no license
10 LTE FDD Network Health Monitoring Y
11 LTE FDD Problematic Area Recognition Y
12 LTE FDD Coverage Analysis Y
13 LTE FDD VIP Analysis Y Commissioning
14 LTE FDD Complaint Asistant Analysis Y Commissioning
15 LTE FDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis N no license
16 LTE FDD Traffic Analysis N no license
17 LTE FDD Key Road Surveillance N no license
18 LTE FDD Network Performance Analysis N no license
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UMTS Feature Introduction
* UMTS Coverage Analysis

Overview
 Summary: This feature analyzes coverage and displays the coverage analysis results on
maps based on the MRs reported by common subscribers' terminals.
 Benefits: This feature helps operators evaluate network coverage comprehensively at low
costs, identify weak coverage and overshoot coverage problems, and plan sites and
adjust antenna parameters quickly and efficiently.
 Function Introduction
 Collects and analyzes cell-level coverage KPIs.
 Displays the coverage of a single cell on maps.
 Supports grid-level coverage analysis and geographic observation.
 Analyzes listed coverage grids.
 Analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for coverage KPIs.
 Analyzes the cells related to a specified grid.
 Distinguishes between indoor and outdoor coverage.
 Supports the display and correlated update of multiple maps.
 Filters map layer information based on multiple specified KPIs.
 Displays a coverage grid (20 m x 20 m) map based on A-GPS MR data.
 Supports overshoot coverage analysis.
 Supports analysis of dominant cells.
 Application Scenario: Routine network optimization and analysis

Operation Details — Setting Parameters for
Querying Coverage Analysis Results (1)
Parameter Range and Rule Remarks
1 See Key Calculation Principles — Basic Calculation for
KPI
Coverage Analysis (3) and (4).
Values: ALL, and each UARFCN (Obtain frequency information Mandatory
UARFCN
about all cells based on configuration information.) Single choice
Values: By NE (cell), By Polygon, By Cell Group

Single choice
Object Mandatory
All cells of the network (recommended max: 1000 cells) can be
analyzed at a time. Users can select only one polygon at a time.
Granularity Values: Day, Hour Default value: Day
If the granularity is day, you can set this parameter to any day Mandatory
within the latest 14 days (excluding the current day). The default value is
Period
If the granularity is hour, you can set this parameter to any day one day before the
within the latest 8 days (including the current day). current day.
This parameter is available only when the granularity is hour. You

Time Mandatory
can select multiple consecutive or discontinuous hours.
Values: All, Indoor, Outdoor Mandatory

Environment This parameter is under control of the validity of the indoor analysis Single choice
license. Default value: All
If this item is selected, location failure information (including the no-

engineering-parameter scenario) is also included in the cell-level
Show
results. This parameter does not affect grid-level results, and only Optional
locating
location success information is included. (Successful grid-level Not selected by
failure
location results involve only results based on original MRs and do default
events
not involve those based on longitudes and latitudes in engineering
parameters.

Querying Coverage Analysis Results (2)
Filter KPIs 2
Service License Control License
Theme KPI Theme Service Type KPI
Type Policy Control Policy
MR Quantity
CS, PS, AMR, VP, PS R99, RAB Setup Failures
Best Pilot RSCP (All MRs)
Access HSPA, HSDPA, HSUPA,
Best Pilot Ec/No (All MRs) Analysis Multi-RAB CSPS, Multi-RAB RAB Setup Attempts
Best Pilot RSCP (1st MR) PSPS
RAB Setup Success Rate
Best Pilot Ec/No (1st MR)
The KPIs are under CS, PS, AMR, VP, PS R99, RAB Abnormal Release Times
Best Pilot RSCP (Last MR) HSPA, HSDPA, HSUPA,
control of the UMTS
Best Pilot Ec/No (Last MR) Call Drop
Coverage Analysis Multi-RAB-CSPS CS, Multi- RAB Normal Release Times
Coverage Analysis
ALL, CS, PS Active1 RSCP (All MRs) license and are not RAB-CSPS PS, Multi-RAB-
Analysis RAB Call Drop Rate
displayed without the PSPS PS
Active2 RSCP (All MRs)
license. Inter-Frequency Hard Handover
Active3 RSCP (All MRs)
Failures The KPIs are
Active1 Ec/No (All MRs)
Inter-Frequency Hard Handover under control of
Active2 Ec/No (All MRs) Requests the UMTS
Active3 Ec/No (All MRs) Inter-Frequency Hard Handover Network
Success Rate Performance
Average Active Set Cell Count Intra-Frequency Hard Handover Analysis license
Intra-RAT
Failures and are not
Polluted MR Ratio The KPIs are under Handover ALL
Intra-Frequency Hard Handover displayed
control of the UMTS Analysis
Requests without the
Pilot Pilot Pollution Analysis license.
ALL Intra-Frequency Hard Handover
Pollution Polluted MR Count license and are not
displayed without the Success Rate
license. Soft Handover Failures
AMR, VP, Traffic Volume (Equivalent MRs) Soft Handover Requests
CS Traffic Volume (Equivalent ERL) Soft Handover Success Rate
The KPIs are under
Inter-RAT Handover Failures (U >
control of the UMTS
Traffic PS, HSDPA, Traffic Volume ALL, CS, PS G)
Traffic Analysis license Inter-RAT (Note: "CS" indicates CS
Analysis HSUPA, PS Inter-RAT Handover Requests (U
R99 UL, PS and are not displayed Handover services are included; "PS"
without the license. > G)
R99 DL, PS Throughput Analysis indicates only PS services are
UL, PS DL included.) Inter-RAT Handover Success
Rate (U > G)
·The
Note: The filtering function is only KPI can for
effective be used in the feature
geographic grid only if the corresponding
rendering featureand
and grid tables license has been
cannot obtained.
be used in cell-level and
polygon-level results and root cause
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Operation Details — Identifying Coverage
Problem Areas and Top-N Related Cells Grid and cell legends, including
Click the icon to the numbers and proportions of
create a polygon grids and cells, are displayed
covering the for identifying problem grids
problem area. and cells.
Click the polygon. A 3

menu is displayed.
Identify the
problem 5
area.
Lines connecting top-5

4
contribution cells are
displayed on the map. The RSCP and Ec/No MR
number of MRs and KPI CDF and PDF charts for
values of each top cell are the polygon are displayed.
listed in a table. The charts can be
exported.

Operation Details Click Return to
— Identifying Top-N Weak Coverage Cells

view the full
data CDF/PDF
charts.
CDF/PDF charts
for the selected
Click the icon to cell are displayed.
filter and sequence 7
records for finding
out top-N cells.
6 Display the cell list.
Click a row to display the

corresponding cell in the
center of the map.

Operation Details
— Single-Cell Coverage Analysis
Single-cell
coverage

Operation Details — Checking
Indoor/Outdoor Coverage Analysis Results
9 Query the indoor and outdoor

coverage situations in turn.
Click the multi-
window icon
on the toolbar.

Operation Details
— Querying Cell Engineering Parameters
10
Click a row on the Cell tab

page or click a cell sector on
the map to view the
engineering parameter
information in the
Properties area.

Operation Details
— Checking Overshoot Coverage Analysis Results
 Identify contribution cells in the area with  View the overshoot coverage of a single cell.
severe overshoot coverage.
View overshoot 1 View the overshoot

coverage contribution View overshoot coverage of a single
cells. coverage cells of a cell.
specified area.
2
Icon for viewing overshoot 7
coverage of a single cell Check whether the grid may be
incorrectly located.
 Identify top-N overshoot coverage cells.
View data of each grid
covered by the cell.
6
View top-N overshoot
coverage cells.
3 Determine the service volume based on the

number of MRs. Ignore cells if the number of
MRs is small.
For the principles, see Key Calculation Principles

View the overshoot coverage — Overshoot Coverage Analysis.
distance. 4
Operation Details
— Checking Dominant Cell Analysis Results
 The dominant grids of each cell are rendered in the same color for identifying whether
the coverage scope of a cell is appropriate.
Click a row to display the

Click a row to highlight all
list of dominant grids of
dominant grids of the cell.
the cell. You can also
You can also click a sector
click a sector lobe to view
lobe to highlight the grids.
the list.
This column shows

the rendering color of
each cell.
Note: Query data of a dominant cell by frequency if the cell has primary and secondary
frequencies.

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Key Calculation Principles
— Overshoot Coverage Analysis
Principle diagram When the following conditions are all met, it is determined that overshoot
coverage occurs at a grid:
 The MR ratio of cell A as the primary serving cell at the grid is greater than threshold A.
Cell A is  Angle b is less than threshold B, indicating the grid can be covered by the main lob of
overshooting at cell B
 Angle a is less than the fixed threshold (internal, 30°), indicating the coverage directions
this grid.
of cell A and cell B are almost the same.
 The distance between base station A and the grid and that between base station B and
the grid are compared. The difference between the distances is greater than threshold C
Service grid and greater than certain times (threshold D) of the average inter-site distance of base
station B).
 Cell B, which is closer to the grid, is not an indoor cell.
Key calculation parameter:
 Overshooting Cell MR Percent Threshold (threshold A): 5% by default
 Included Angle Threshold (threshold B): 65° by default
 Distance Difference Threshold (threshold C): 1000 m by default
 Distance Quotient Threshold (threshold D): 1.5 by default
Key Output (cell-level):
Angle b KPI Description Function
This KPI is used to identify the
Overshooting
Indicates the number of overshoot coverage MRs. overshoot coverage data
MR Count
volume.
Indicates the percentage of the grids covered by The larger the value is, the
Neighboring Cell: B Overshooting
the cell through overshoot coverage in all the grids severer the overshoot
Grid Rate
covered by the cell as the primary serving cell. coverage is.
Average Indicates the average distance between each grid The larger the value is, the
Overshooting covered by a cell through overshoot coverage and severer the overshoot
Main lobe Distance the base station that serves the cell. coverage is.
Overshooting
direction of cell B Angle a Max RAB Setup Used to identify the farthest grid under overshoot
This KPI is used to identify the
overshoot coverage distance
Request coverage.
range.
Distance
Overshooting Indicates the percentage of RAB setup attempts of This KPI is used to identify the
RAB Setup a cell in grids where overshoot coverage occurs in ratio of overshoot coverage
Request Ratio all RAB setup requests of the cell. CDRs.
Serving Cell: A RAB Setup Indicates the total number of RAB setup attempts of
This KPI helps identify the
number of overshoot coverage
Requests a cell.
CDRs.

* UMTS Problem Area Recognition

Feature Description
Summary
This feature automatically discovers problem areas and helps users optimize
and analyze KPIs of the problem areas.
Benefits
This feature provides a micro network monitoring method. Traditional monitoring
methods can only identify abnormal cell-level KPIs and cannot detect the
situation that the cell-level KPIs are normal but lower-level KPIs are not.
Application scenarios
 Performing routine day- or hour-level network performance monitoring and
providing the number of problem areas.
 Improving the problem area identification efficiency, quickly locating problem
areas, and performing network optimization based on the
identification results.
 Further analyzing the problem area if the network health score of the
area is low.

Operation Details
Menu portal: Network Performance > Network Evaluation
> Problem Area Recognition
Select a KPI, set Object

to By Polygon, and
specify Granularity,
Period, and Time.

Operation Details
3 6 7 Draw a temporary
Problem areas are
polygon. You can
displayed on the map.
click the polygon to
switch to the
Performance
4 Select a problem area to view details. Click Analysis feature.
the icon to view grid-level geographic
information.
5
Click the switch icon to
switch to the
Performance Analysis
2 Problem areas are feature.
displayed in the table.
Select a problem area in
the table to display it in
the middle of the map.

* UMTS Traffic Analysis

Overview
 Summary
This feature displays CS and PS service traffic information, subscriber distribution,
and PS service throughput distribution on GIS maps, helps customers identify
traffic hotspots and low-throughput valuable areas and evaluate the traffic volume
and resource condition of key areas, and provides guidance for network
construction.
 Benefits and Application Scenarios

This feature improves the network optimization analysis efficiency and provides
guidance for network construction in key areas:
(1) During network optimization analysis, the traffic analysis results are used as
valuable area optimization references.
(2) This feature helps customers evaluate the network capacity and provides
guidance for network construction.

Querying Traffic Analysis Results
1
See Key Calculation Principles — Basic
KPI
Traffic Analysis KPI Calculation.
Values: ALL, and each UARFCN (Obtain
Mandatory
UARFCN frequency information about all cells based on
Single choice
configuration information.)
Values: By NE (cell), By Polygon, By Cell
Group
Single choice
Object Mandatory
All cells of the network (recommended max:
1000 cells) can be analyzed at a time. Users
can select only one polygon at a time.
Default value:
Granularity Values: Day, Hour
Day
If the granularity is day, you can set this

parameter to any one to seven days within Mandatory
the latest 15 days (including the current day). The default value
Period
If the granularity is hour, you can set this is one day before
parameter to any one to seven days within the current day.
the latest 7 days (including the current day).
This parameter is available only when the

Time granularity is hour. You can select multiple Mandatory
consecutive or discontinuous hours.
Mandatory
Environment Values: All, Indoor, Outdoor Single choice
Default value: All

Operation Details
— Querying Traffic Analysis Results (1)
 Identifying traffic hotspots and querying KPIs of contribution cells
2 1. Click the icon
to create a
polygon
3. Click the related cell covering the
icon. Lines connecting the high-traffic area.
top-5 contribution cells are
displayed on the map, and
contribution KPIs of the
cells are displayed in the
table below.
4. View the traffic

volume KPIs of all
contribution cells in the 3
Related Cell table. 2. Click the
polygon. A menu
is displayed.

Operation Details
 Querying capacity KPIs of contribution cells in a high-traffic area
1. Find out top-N

contribution cells in the
contribution cell table for 5
the high-traffic area. 2. View the capacity KPIs of the
top-N cells based on cell names,
and evaluate whether the cell
capacity needs to be expanded.
4

Operation Details
 Geographically displaying throughput data and querying indoor and outdoor distribution
6 7
Set Environment to
Indoor or Outdoor in
the Settings dialog box
to query the indoor and
outdoor distribution
separately.

Operation Details
 Identifying low-throughput grids and querying contribution cells
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3. Filter out the top

cell based on the
cell name in the cell
2. Click a polygon.
table.
Query the top-N
contribution cells
on the displayed
menu.
1. Identify a low-
throughput area
based on the
legend.

Operation Details
 Querying capacity KPIs of top-N contribution cells for low-throughput grids
2. Click this icon to

export the KPI
query result of this
cell.
1. In the cell table, query the

resource capacity KPIs. The query
result shows that the congestion
rate of the current cell is high.
Evaluate whether the cell capacity
needs to be expanded.

* UMTS Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis

Overview
Summary
• Proper neighbor relationship can ensure that a UE at the edge of a serving cell can be handed over in a timely manner
and that the handover gain is obtained. This helps reduce intra-network interference, improve the quality of service
(QoS) of the network, and ensure stable network performance. This feature provides the suggestions on determining
intra-frequency neighboring cells as missing or redundant neighboring cells and helps customers optimize neighboring
cells.
Benefits
• UMTS network characteristics determine the following basic networking scenario: intra-frequency cell networking at
the same network layer, and inter-frequency cell networking between different layers. The UMTS network system is a
self-interference system. Therefore, intra-frequency neighboring cell optimization plays a vital role in network
optimization.
• Data sources of this feature include neighbor relationships (synchronized from the U2000) in MRs and configuration
files and engineering parameters. The feature checks whether any neighboring cell of the test cell is missing or
redundant and whether the priorities need to be adjusted. It also provides the recommended priority sequence of
neighboring cells. By comparing the suggested priorities and the configured priorities, customers can optimize UMTS
intra-frequency neighboring cells of the current network in batches. This reduces DT and manual analysis costs and
improves the network optimization efficiency.
Application Scenarios
• Neighboring cell optimization after network adjustment: If the neighbor relationship changes due to the network
deployment, migration, and expansion, neighboring cell optimization is required.
• Periodic network-level neighboring cell optimization: Due to network adjustment generated by the change of network
scale and subscriber distribution, neighbor relationships on the overall network need to be checked and optimized
periodically.
• Neighboring cell optimization in some areas: Neighboring cells are optimized for cell clusters or VIP areas with poor
KPIs in a centralized manner.

Operation Procedure
Configure feature parameters.
Menu portal: Settings > Configuration Management >

Feature Parameter Management > Neighboring Cell
For details, see Key Calculation Principles — Key

Parameter Setting.
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Operation Details — Setting Search
Criteria
1 Select a vendor.
Select a UARFCN.
Select a date.
Select an analysis object.
Select analysis objects (NE,

polygon, or cell group).

Operation Details —
Identifying Cells with Neighboring Cell Problems
Click a cell on the map to view the

neighboring cell analysis result of the cell.
Primary serving cell information, including

basic information, average RSCP, average
Ec/No, number of intra-frequency
neighboring cells, number of missing
neighboring cells, and number of
redundant neighboring cells.
Sequence cells 2 Sequence cells

based on the
based on the
2 number of missing number of
redundant
neighboring cells in neighboring cells
descending order in descending
and find the top-N order and find the
cells with missing top-N cells with
neighboring cells. redundant
Click the icon in neighboring cells.
the Operation Click the icon in
column to drill the Operation
down to column to drill
Operation column: Click the icon to view neighboring cell down to
details. neighboring cell
the neighboring cell analysis results of the
details.
cell.
Operation Details — Checking Neighbor The right pane
Relationships of a Single Cell displays the

neighboring cell
sequence results in
different
dimensions.
Neighboring cells
are sequenced in
descending order
based on the
overall scores. The
column chart
Neighboring cell optimization suggestions displays the
are geographically displayed. Lines in distance,
different colors are displayed to show the neighboring cell
neighboring cell analysis results of the level, and
current cell. neighboring cell
3 Ec/No for analysis.
Important elements for neighboring cell analysis

include neighboring cell sequence priority, number
of overlapping MRs, inter-base station distance,
whether the neighboring cell is an indoor cell,
whether the neighbor relationship is bidirectional,
whether the cells are under the same base station,
Neighboring cell analysis Neighboring cell optimization suggestions: and number of MRs related to inter-cell handovers.
including retaining current neighbor Users can manually check and analyze the
results for a single cell information, including sequencing and filtering data.
relationships, adding missing neighbor
relationships, and deleting redundant 4
neighbor relationships.

Operation Details — Confirming Neighboring Cell
Among Possible Neighboring Cells
The Discovery correlates neighboring cell information of the primary serving cell and engineering parameters based on the UARFCN and
scrambling code information of neighboring cells to confirm neighboring cell IDs. Sometimes, the Discovery may find multiple possible
neighboring cells based a UARFCN and the matching scrambling code. In this case, users need to manually confirm the correct neighboring cell.
Users can query the possible neighboring

cells. When the Discovery searches for a
Users can determine which of the cells is neighboring cell ID based on the UARFCN
the current neighboring cell. and PSC, it might find out multiple intra-
frequency co-PSC cells. In this case, the
system specifies the most possible one
based on the algorithm and provides other
possible choices for users.
This icon indicates there are multiple

possible neighboring cells. Click it to query
the possible neighboring cells.

Exporting Neighboring Cell Analysis Results
for Batch Processing
8
7 Filter out missing neighboring cells based on the following Filter out redundant neighboring cells based on the following conditions
conditions and add the neighbor relationships in batches: and delete the neighbor relationships in batches:
1. The Discovery determines that the cell is a missing 1. The number of defined neighboring cells of the primary serving cell is
neighboring cell. greater than 30.
2. The missing neighboring cell sequence number is smaller 2. Cells to be deleted are redundant according to the Discovery analysis
than 10. (Add neighboring cells with high priority, and results.
determine whether to add others after observing the effect.) 3. The priority sequence number of a defined neighboring cell to be
3. The distance between the neighboring cell and the primary deleted is greater than 30 (undefined neighboring cells are excluded).
serving cell is 3 km (10 km in suburban areas). 4. The distance between the neighboring cell to be deleted and the
primary serving cell is 3 km (10 km in suburban areas).
Export all neighboring cell analysis results

into an XLSX file and process them in
batches.

* UMTS Network Performance Analysis

Overview (1)
Summary
This feature provides functions, such as access failure analysis, call drop analysis, soft handover
analysis, inter-frequency hard handover analysis, and inter-RAT handover analysis.
Benefits
This feature detects network performance problems, analyzes root causes of the problems, and
optimizes networks. The functions provided by this feature can support network optimization and improve
optimization efficiency.
Application Scenarios
1. Identifying problem areas and cells. During the routine network O&M, areas where exceptions
frequently occur are located by GIS rendering, or abnormal cells are obtained based on the top-N cell
information.
2. Analyzing problem areas, cells, and subscribers. Based on the types of problem areas or cells, sub-
types of problem areas and cells where exceptions frequently occur are located, and further analysis
is performed. Top-N subscribers in a grid or cell are viewed to identify whether the exception is
caused by terminal or network problems. Based on CHRs, further analysis is performed.

Overview (2) Call drop analysis:
Identifies hotspot areas and top-N cells
with abnormal RAB releases.
Displays exception categories of areas or
cells.
Function Introduction Displays abnormal top-N contribution cells
in grids or areas.
Displays grid information about VIPs
experiencing exceptions.
Call drop Displays abnormal top-N subscribers in
analysis grids or cells.
Displays CHR information about abnormal
top-N subscribers or VIPs.
Access analysis:
Identifies top-N cells with RRC
connection setup failures.
Network Handover analysis:
Performance Analyzes failures of soft
Identifies hotspot areas and top-N
handovers, inter-frequency hard
cells with RAB setup failures. Analysis handovers, and inter-RAT
Displays exception categories of
handovers.
areas or cells. Access Handover Displays hard handover failure
Displays abnormal top-N analysis analysis categories in areas or cells.
contribution cells in grids or areas.
Displays handover information
Displays grid information about
from the source cell to the target
VIPs experiencing exceptions.
cell in grids, areas, or cells.
Displays abnormal top-N
Displays neighboring cell
subscribers in grids or cells.
information about a specified cell.
Displays CHR information about
Displays grid and CHR information
abnormal top-N subscribers or VIPs.
about VIPs experiencing
exceptions.

Operation Details — Setting Search Criteria
Menu portal: Menu > Network Performance > Network Analysis > Network Performance Analysis
Parameter Range and Rule Remarks Parameter Range and Rule Remarks
KPI For details, see Key Calculation Principles. This parameter is available only when the
RRC setup: ALL, SMS, and Non-SMS Time granularity is hour. You can select multiple Mandatory
RAB setup: ALL, CS, AMR, VP, PS, PS R99, consecutive or nonconsecutive hours.
HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA, Multi-RAB-CSPS,
Multi-RAB-PSPS 1 Mandatory
Default value:
Service RAB release: ALL, CS, AMR, VP, PS, PS R99, Values: All, Indoor, Outdoor Single
ALL
HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA, Multi-RAB-CSPS CS, Environment This parameter is under control of the validity choice
Multi-RAB-CSPS PS, Multi-RAB-PSPS PS of the indoor analysis license. Default
Soft and hard handover: ALL value: All
Inter-RAT handover: ALL, PS, CS
Values: ALL, and each UARFCN (Obtain If this option is selected, grid-level location
Mandatory
UARFCN frequency information about all cells based on success and failure events correlated with
Single choice
configuration information.) longitudes and latitudes in engineering Optional
Values: By NE (cell), By Polygon, By Cell Selectparameters
Show locating
a KPI to will
be be displayed and all cells Not
Group analyzed.
failure events (including cells with no engineering selected by
Single choice parameters) will be displayed. Otherwise, default
Object Mandatory
All cells of the network (recommended max: either grid-level or cell-level location success
1000 cells) can be analyzed at a time. Users data is displayed only.
can select only one polygon at a time.
Default value:
Granularity Values: Day, Hour
Day
If the granularity is day, you can set this Mandatory. UMTS VIP Analysis operation permissions
parameter to any day within the latest 14 days The default Display VIP
need to be verified due to limit of the license Optional
(excluding the current day). value is one events
Period validity.
If the granularity is hour, you can set this day before
parameter to any day within the latest 15 days the current
(including the current day). day.

Operation Details — Combined Filtering Criteria
 KPIs to be filtered
License License
Theme Service KPI
Control Policy Theme Service KPI Control
MR Count Policy
Best Pilot RSCP (All MRs)
Best Pilot Ec/No (All MRs) CS, PS, AMR, VP, PS RAB Setup Failures
Access R99, HSPA, HSDPA,
Best Pilot RSCP (1st MR) Analysis HSUPA, Multi-RAB RAB Setup Attempts
Best Pilot Ec/No (1st MR) Users can use CSPS, Multi-RAB PSPS
these KPIs after RAB Setup Success Rate
Best Pilot RSCP (Last MR) they obtain the CS, PS, AMR, VP, PS
Coverage Best Pilot Ec/No (Last MR) license for the R99, HSPA, HSDPA, Abnormal RAB Releases
ALL, CS, PS
Analysis Active1 RSCP (All MRs) UMTS network Call Drop HSUPA, Multi-RAB-
Active2 RSCP (All MRs) performance Analysis CSPS CS, Multi-RAB- Normal RAB Releases
analysis feature. CSPS PS, Multi-RAB-
Active3 RSCP (All MRs) RAB Call Drop Rate
PSPS PS
Active1 Ec/No (All MRs) Inter-Frequency Hard
Active2 Ec/No (All MRs) Handover Failures Users can use
these KPIs
Active2 Ec/No (All MRs) Inter-Frequency Hard
after they
Average Active Cell Count Handover Attempts
obtain the
Inter-Frequency Hard license for the
Polluted MR Ratio Users can use Handover Success Rate
12 these KPIs after UMTS
Intra-Frequency Hard network
they obtain the Intra-RAT Handover Failures
Pilot ALL performance
ALL license for the Handover
Pollution Polluted MR Count Intra-Frequency Hard analysis
UMTS network
Handover Attempts feature.
performance
analysis feature. Intra-Frequency Hard
Handover Success Rate
Traffic Volume (Equivalent MR
Users can use Soft Handover Failures
AMR, VP, CS Count)
Traffic Volume (Equivalent ERL) these KPIs after Soft Handover Attempts
they obtain the Soft Handover Success Rate
Traffic PS, HSDPA, license for the
Analysis HSUPA, PS Traffic UMTS network ALL, CS, PS Inter-RAT Handover Failures
R99 UL, PS performance (Note: CS indicates that (UMTS to GSM)
R99 DL, PS Throughput Rate analysis feature. Inter-RAT CS services are Inter-RAT Handover Attempts
UL, PS DL Handover contained. PS indicates (UMTS to GSM)
that only PS services Inter-RAT Handover Success
are contained.) Rate (UMTS to GSM)
Note: Users can use the filtering KPIs after they obtain the license for each feature.

Operation Details — Querying Analysis Results (1)
 Identify problem cells
Display the numbers and

ratios of grids and cells but
not display the raw CDR
ratio, indicating the
distribution situation in the
area and NE dimensions.
3 Filter out top N call drop cell

 Analyze top-N subscribers
5
View top-N subscribers in a
specified cell. Only top-10
subscribers are displayed.
(You can view top-10
subscribers in a specified
grid or polygon.)
View the geographic

observation of abnormal
events of a specified
subscriber. This function
depends on the license
and permissions of
complaint analysis
support.
View the track replay of
a specified CDR and
CHR information. For
details, see complaint
analysis support.

 Combine abnormal release CHR to analysis.
Click Tracking Icon,

RSCP&Ec/No graph
will display.
9
8
Click Details Icon, CHR

information will display

 Perform analysis in multiple windows. View the geographic observation of different
KPIs in multiple windows, and query KPIs
10 related to the access, call drop, handover,
coverage, and traffic (this function depends on
the license and permissions of related features).

Other Performance Analysis
 Access & Hangover Analysis operation some as Call Drop analysis;

* UMTS Complaint Analysis Support

Overview (1)
 Summary
Based on the control-plane data (such as call logs and MRs) generated during
subscribers' calls, this feature allows users to restore information about call service
quality, RAN environment, and key signaling procedure from the time and space
dimensions, helping engineers locate and resolve history call problems.
 Benefits and Application Scenarios

Restores historical call records from time and space dimensions, quickly locates
complaint problems, and reduces drive test (DT)-based recurrence to improve
operators' efficiency in handling subscriber complaints.
 Handles complaints.
 Analyzes bottom subscribers.

Overview (2)
 Feature Introduction
 Provides geographic observation of abnormal events experienced by a single
subscriber.
 Users are provided with statistics on the distribution of root causes of abnormal events.
 Users are provided with the CDR correlation and drilldown of abnormal events.
 Users are provided with CDR trace playback of abnormal events (only for VIPs).
 Provides CDR query of a single subscriber.
 Users can query and export all CDRs (normal and abnormal CDRs) of a single subscriber.
 Users can drill down the following detailed information about CDRs:
– Signaling (Common subscribers provide signaling before call release and VVIPs provide all-signaling
and code streams.)
– MRs (Intra-frequency MRs, inter-frequency MRs, inter-RAT MRs, and UE TxPower MRs)
– RABs (CS RAB setup/release, PS RAB setup/release, and RAB process statistical data)
– Other RRC CDRs (RRC setup, RRC release, and RRC process statistical information)
 Users are provided with the CDR trace playback (only for VIPs).
 Users are provided with geographic observation correlation of abnormal events for
abnormal CDRs.

Operation Details — Setting Search Criteria
1 Parameter Range and Rule Remarks

Mandatory
RAT Values: GSM, UMTS, LTE Multiple RATs can
be selected.
Abnormal events and call record analysis
Abnormal events: Query the geographic
observation results of abnormal events,
including access failures, abnormal
releases, and handover failures,
Query type experienced by subscribers and the CDRs Mandatory
where the abnormal events are recorded
within the queried period.
Call record analysis: Analyze all call
records (including normal and abnormal
CDRs) within the queried period.
It is used to identify subscribers. One
Mandatory
IMSI subscriber identifier can be entered at a
time.
Default value:
Granularity Values: Half an Hour, Hour
Day
If the granularity is hour, you can set this Mandatory.
Period parameter to any day within the latest Default value:
15 days (including the current day). Day
This parameter is available only when
the granularity is hour. You can select
Hour Mandatory
multiple consecutive or discontinuous
hours.

Querying Complaint Analysis Results (1)
3 Click to filter analysis

results of abnormal
events.
2 Display geographic5
observation4 results
Analyzeofroot causes
of abnormal events.
abnormal events.
Click an exception.
The exception
geographic
observation result
is displayed on the
map.
Click to play back call

track and show
complaint summary.

Click to perform
correlated analysis
on multiple maps.
6 Click to play back

8 the call
track and view the signal
strength of the optimal cell, Analyze coverage
monitoring set, and the and overall network
7
detected set cell. performance using
multiple windows.

10 Query the
detailed
information.
11
Perform RAB analysis,
12involving RAB setup
and release
Analyzedata.
handover information,
involving measurement
information of source and target
cells and handover failure
cause data.

Query
14 measurement
13 Analyze signaling reports before
data before and and after 15 Query detailed information of a
after abnormal call, including RRC access,
abnormal event
event occurrence. RRC release, and terminal
occurrence.
capability, and confirm whether
the terminal capability leads to
a service failure.

* UMTS VIP Analysis

Feature Description
Summary
This feature is designed for subscribers of companies (organizations) or subscribers of specific groups
that show the same characteristics. It identifies call data of VIPs based on the international mobile
subscriber identity (IMSI) reported by UEs during voice services, and analyzes the data. This feature is
used to proactively ensure the network performance in hotspot areas or problems-frequently-occurred
areas where VIPs are located, and analyzes VIP calls deeply. This helps engineers quickly identify and
locate possible network problems experienced by VIPs, ensures good service experience of VIPs,
improves their satisfaction, and avoids important subscriber loss.
Application scenarios
Application scenario 1: VIP or VIP group routine performance monitoring
Periodically monitoring the service usage of VIPs or VIP groups and identifying active cells during routine
network operation & maintenance (O&M) to detect network problems in a timely manner, improve the
VIPs' or VIP groups' experience, and retain key subscriber groups.
Application scenario 2: Guaranteeing network performance during major events
Monitoring network performance for key subscribers during major events, such as leader inspection or
sports meeting to ensure activity smooth development.

Operation Procedure
Configure VIP groups and set VVIPs.
Menu portal: Settings > Configuration Management >

VIP Group Management
Users can query and manage VIP groups after they

obtain related operation rights. The users are also
required to obtain the rights to query the subscriber
identifier.

Operation Details — Setting
Parameters for Querying VIP Analysis Results
1 Menu portal: Subscriber Analysis > VIP Analysis
Select a KPI to
be analyzed.
Select a VIP
group to be
analyzed.

Category Events and traffic
KPIs For details, see Key Calculation Principles. Mandatory
Values: By NE (cell), By Polygon, By Cell Group
Single choice
Object Mandatory
All cells of the network (recommended max: 1000 cells) can be analyzed at a time. Users can select
only one polygon at a time.
Mandatory
Granularity Values: Half an Hour, Hour, Day, Week
Default value: Day
Mandatory
If the granularity is day, you can set this parameter to any day within the latest 15 days The default value is one
Period
(including the current day) or one week. day before the current
day.
This parameter is available only when the granularity is hour. You can select multiple
Hour Mandatory
consecutive or discontinuous hours.
VIP group VIP groups created in the VIP management module Mandatory

Querying VIP Analysis Results (1)
2 Collect statistics on KPIs of VIP
groups, identify exceptions
experienced by the VIP groups, and
support KPI ranking. Click a number.
The trend analysis of this abnormal
KPI is displayed.
3
Collect statistics on KPIs of VIPs
and rank the VIPs in a VIP group
based on the KPIs. Click a number.
The trend analysis of this abnormal
KPI is displayed.
4 View the trend chart

of VIP groups and
check whether
current KPI values
match with the trend
change.
5 Click a
statistical
value in the
trend chart or
table.

Precautions (2)
 The analysis scope changes when users are directed from the VIP analysis
page to the CDR query page.
VIP Complaint Assistant
Parameter VIP Analysis
Analysis
Vendor Supported Supported
RAT Supported Supported
Service Type Supported Supported
KPI Supported Supported
Object Supported Not supported
Time Supported Supported
Display Location Failure Events Supported Not supported
Note: For parameters that are not supported by the Complaint Analysis Support feature, the
parameters are not selected when users are directed from the network performance analysis
page to the complaint analysis result page. Therefore, the complaint analysis results are more
than those of the network performance analysis.


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Values: By NE (cell), By Polygon, By Cell Group

Granularity Values: Day, Hour Default value: Day

This parameter is available only when the granularity is hour. You

Values: All, Indoor, Outdoor Mandatory

If this item is selected, location failure information (including the no-

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Click the polygon. A 3

Lines connecting top-5

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Click a row to display the

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Click a row on the Cell tab

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View overshoot 1 View the overshoot

3 Determine the service volume based on the

For the principles, see Key Calculation Principles

Click a row to display the

This column shows

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 Benefits and Application Scenarios

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If the granularity is day, you can set this

This parameter is available only when the

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2. Click this icon to

1. In the cell table, query the

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Menu portal: Settings > Configuration Management >

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Select an analysis object.

Select analysis objects (NE,