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1 Risk assessment GSM-R blocking
to support the coordination process in the Netherlands Loek Colussi June 30, 2014

2 Coordination agreement
technical committee: UMTS/LTE900 will increase probability of blocking/intemodulation agreement between MNOs, GSM-R operator and regulator interim solution  sustainable solution mid 2015 no legal basis, appeal on social engagement single points of contact valid until July 1st 2015 June 30, 2014

3 Coordination process Before site activation
information to regulator >1 week prior to activation base stations within 500 m from railway track probability of blocking  software tool/modeling & field measurements impact analysis  ‘severity map’ from GSM-R operator After site activation active monitoring by GSM-R operator report interference to MNO and regulator severe disturbance  switch off site/sector within 4 hours moderate disturbance  mitigation June 30, 2014

4 Pre-activation coordination process
June 30, 2014

5 Post-activation interference management
June 30, 2014

6 Risk of blocking/intermodulation
Risk = Probability x Impact Probability of blocking determined by: simulations with coordination tool, translated to geografic picture measurements from railway detailed inspection feedback from field Impact of blocking determined by : annoyance/danger to be predicted location (station, shunt, port) expected train speed application of ERTMS June 30, 2014

7 Coordination tool ‘proportional method’
all block of MNO filled with UMTS GSM-R on highest channel (924.8 MHz) single MNO basestation (Tier 0) rural & suburban HATA propagation model fixed distance between GSM-R basestations good & bad radios with & without filters Tx power of MNO June 30, 2014

8 Model GSM-R radio June 30, 2014

9 Simulations with coordination tool
rural suburban June 30, 2014

10 Translation to geografic picture
for each 100 m railway bin: what is the distance to the nearest MNO basestation? what is the distance to the nearest GSM-R basestation? is the protection distance jeopardized? June 30, 2014

11 Geotool GSM-R: all basestations MNO: < 500 m from track
analysis resolution: 100 m = GSM-R = KPN = T-Mobile = Vodafone = blocking June 30, 2014

12 June 30, 2014

13 Measurements June 30, 2014

14 Risk assessment Low risk:
small chance of blocking according to simulation and measurement outside area of potential risk expected range of disturbance short special railway provisions High risk: large chance of blocking according to simulation or measurement inside area of potential risk expected range of disturbance large cumulation of signals June 30, 2014

15 Example: high risk June 30, 2014

16 Example: low risk June 30, 2014

17 Example: high or low risk?
June 30, 2014


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