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    The process for analyzing pilot pollution problems involves the following steps: 1. Analyze scanner data to identify areas with high signal strength but poor quality as candidates for pilot pollution and locate affected cells. 2. Determine if the issue is caused by too many strong pilots or a lack of a strong pilot and provide solutions accordingly such as weakening other pilots or strengthening existing pilots. 3. Analyze signal data in problem areas and identify cells needing coverage adjustments to eliminate or enhance coverage as needed to resolve the issue while avoiding negatively impacting other areas. 4. Retest after adjustments and re-optimize the network as needed until key performance indicators are met.

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    The process for analyzing pilot pollution problems involves the following steps: 1. Analyze scanner data to identify areas with high signal strength but poor quality as candidates for pilot pollution and locate affected cells. 2. Determine if the issue is caused by too many strong pilots or a lack of a strong pilot and provide solutions accordingly such as weakening other pilots or strengthening existing pilots. 3. Analyze signal data in problem areas and identify cells needing coverage adjustments to eliminate or enhance coverage as needed to resolve the issue while avoiding negatively impacting other areas. 4. Retest after adjustments and re-optimize the network as needed until key performance indicators are met.

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    Process For Analyzing Pilot Pollution Problem

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    The process for analyzing pilot pollution problems involves the following steps: 1. Analyze scanner data to identify areas with high signal strength but poor quality as candidates for pilot pollution and locate affected cells. 2. Determine if the issue is caused by too many strong pilots or a lack of a strong pilot and provide solutions accordingly such as weakening other pilots or strengthening existing pilots. 3. Analyze signal data in problem areas and identify cells needing coverage adjustments to eliminate or enhance coverage as needed to resolve the issue while avoiding negatively impacting other areas. 4. Retest after adjustments and re-optimize the network as needed until key performance indicators are met.

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    Process for Analyzing Pilot Pollution Problem

    The process for analyzing pilot pollution problem proceeds as below: Start Assistant. Analyze scanner-based RSCP for 1st Best Service Cell and EcIo for 1st Best ServiceCell. Select the areas with high RSCP and poor EcIo as candidate areas with pilot pollution. Analyze scanner-based Whole PP. Select the areas corresponding to candidate areas as the key areas with pilot pollution. Locate the cells that cause pilot pollution of the key areas. Based on RSCP for 1st Best ServiceCell, judge whether the pilot pollution is caused by existence of multiple strong pilots or lack of a strong pilot. For the former cause, you can solve the problem by weakening other strong pilots. For the latter cause, you can solve the problem by strengthening some strong pilot. Analyze the RSCP and Ec/Io distribution of areas related to pilot pollution and confirm the cells that need eliminating the coverage of an area and that need enhancing the coverage of an area. Based on the actual environment, analyze the specific causes to pilot pollution. For specific causes, provide solutions to pilot pollution. While eliminating pilot pollution in an area, consider the influence to other areas and avoid causing pilot pollution or coverage voids to other areas. Retest after adjustment. Analyze RSCP, Ec/Io and Whole PP. If they cannot meet KPI requirements, re-optimize the network by selecting new key areas until KPI requirements are met.

    Handover Problem Analysis


    During RF optimization stage, the involved handover problem is about neighbor cell optimization and SHO Factor based on DT control. Control the size and location of handover areas by adjusting RF parameters. You can eliminate handover call drop due to sharp fluctuation and increase handover success rate. For other handover problems, see WCDMA Handover and Call Drop Problem Optimization Guide

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