
Atoll LTE Public Course
DATES: Feb. 7-9, 2012 - May 2-4, 2012 - Oct. 9-11, 2012
Course Details
- DURATION: 3 days
- SCHEDULE: 9:30AM - 5:00PM each day
- LOCATION: Forsk Head Office - Toulouse Blagnac, France
- FEE: 1,500€, including training session, lunch
and course documentation
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Overview
In 2008, Atoll LTE was the first LTE network planning software available on the market. It has since then been used on a number of projects worldwide. Atoll 3.1 is a comprehensive framework for operators who need to plan evolution towards LTE. It allows planning and analysing integrated GSM/UMTS/LTE and CDMA2000/LTE networks.
This module is the result of a strong R&D program in 4G technologies which Forsk is conducting with strategic partners including world-leading equipment vendors and operators.
Who should attend?
- Radio Planning Engineers
- Consultants
- R&D staff
- Any current or future Atoll user involved in LTE activity for design and deployment of cellular wireless networks
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of 3GPP GSM, UMTS/W-CDMA and LTE standards.
- Knowledge of LTE technology and RF planning at engineering level.
Course Outline
DAY 1: Atoll General Features
General Features – Part 1
- General Introduction
- Working Environment
- Creating an .atl Document
- Managing Geographic Data
- Managing Radio Data
DAY 2: Atoll General Features & LTE features
General Features – Part 2
- Managing Computations
- Project Outputs
LTE Features: Features Dedicated
to 3GPP LTE Networks – Part 1
- LTE Concepts and Planning Overview
- Modelling a LTE Network
DAY 3: Atoll LTE Features & Drive Test Features
LTE Features: Features Dedicated
to 3GPP LTE Networks - Part 2
- Prediction Studies Based on Cell Loads
- MIMO Modelling
- Neighbour Allocation
- Automatic Physical CELLID Allocation
- Automatic Frequency Planning
- Frequency Plan Analysis
- Monte Carlo Simulations
Drive Test Features
- Managing Drive Tests
- The Test Mobile Data Window
Co-Planning Features
- GSM/UMTS/LTE Co-Planning Modelling
- CDMA2000/LTE Co-Planning Modelling