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sity, the measurement period as a preselected<br />
time for measurements, and the<br />
dimensioning hour intensity, created by<br />
certain rules and prognoses from the<br />
measured or estimated intensities.<br />
In the choice of intensity measurement<br />
routine, the knowledge of traffic profile<br />
stability is important: if they are stable,<br />
the short pre-selected measurement periods<br />
save data handling capacities; if they<br />
are unstable, continuous measurement<br />
with data post-selection is needed.<br />
In Helsinki Telephone Company (HTC),<br />
from the end of the 1970s to the year<br />
1993, some intensity measurements have<br />
been carried out in order to resolve the<br />
validity of the common assumptions<br />
about stable intensity peaks, and ideality<br />
y%<br />
20 30 50 50<br />
Fortnights<br />
Figure 1 Illustration of two years of peak-hours’ fortnight average<br />
intensities Y in one circuit-group, with its timing error dt and<br />
intensity error y %<br />
dt<br />
of traffic during the<br />
peak-hour. Since the<br />
measuring resources<br />
were convenient, it<br />
was possible to perform<br />
the measurements<br />
on a mass<br />
scale, not only taking<br />
a few samples. Thus,<br />
the results are widely<br />
representative, at<br />
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least in the Helsinki circumstances. The<br />
measurements used the methods and routines<br />
which were in daily use in Helsinki;<br />
just the data processing afterwards was<br />
modified in order to simulate different<br />
measurement routines under study.<br />
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Several presentations in international<br />
fora are summarised in the following,<br />
Trunk groups number 2728 trunk groups<br />
-25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25<br />
Figure 3 Distribution of timing errors dt [5]<br />
0<br />
-20 -10 0 10 20 ∆t<br />
Figure 2 Timing errors dt and intensity errors y % of<br />
2728 circuit-groups [5]. The 305 error-free cases are<br />
not indicated<br />
and their most relevant results are<br />
referred to.<br />
As references are used the Elementary<br />
Conceptions, being formulated to support<br />
the traditional understanding and thus the<br />
high stability of profiles.<br />
3 The high season and<br />
its stability<br />
The Elementary Conception (ElCo)<br />
about seasons is that there is in the year<br />
a season with higher traffic than other<br />
seasons, and it is stable from one year to<br />
another. If the ElCo about seasons is<br />
valid, the intensity measurements can be<br />
concentrated to these seasons only, when<br />
a high load has been discovered in earlier<br />
measurements.<br />
The study object in the Helsinki local<br />
network was the 2728 circuit-groups connected<br />
to the measuring system<br />
AUTRAX. It measured each circuitgroup<br />
continuously, all year round, in ten<br />
consecutive working day rounds, i.e. in<br />
fortnight periods, each being registered<br />
as an average of the days’ peak-hours.<br />
The measurement during two years, 1980<br />
to 1981, thus included 52 fortnightly<br />
intensities. On an average a circuit-group