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TABLE OF CONTENTSPREFACE………
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7.9 DETAILS OF THE 3GPP CANDIDATE T
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Rogers expects to cover 80 percent
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efficiently supported services wher
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1 INTRODUCTIONWireless data usage i
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2 PROGRESS OF RELEASE 99, RELEASE 5
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Mobilkom Austria completed the firs
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download speed on the downlink and
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Figure 3.1. 3GPP UMTS-HSPA Timeline
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paired and unpaired spectrum. In es
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complete ecosystem. Some manufactur
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4 THE GROWING DEMANDS FOR WIRELESS
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4.1 WIRELESS DATA TRENDS AND FORECA
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Philippines by Smart Communications
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IMS Research forecasted complementa
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The wireless enterprise is becoming
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spend about the same amount of time
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to one. The reality is that far mor
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LBS revenues are expected grow at 1
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4.6 SUMMARYFor some operators, LTE
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IPSGiMMES11GWS5S1-MMES1-UeNodeFigur
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6.1.2 MIMO + DC-HSDPARel-8 introduc
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4. All UEs are allowed. Along with
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Alert Service (CMAS) to allow wirel
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Federal Government entity (i.e. FEM
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ATIS WTSC G3GSN and TIA TR45.8 Subc
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OTDOA METHODThe OTDOA method is a d
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• MSC for GERAN/UTRANooMaintainin
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6.2.5.3 MBMS SPECIFIC REFERENCE POI
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6.2.7 ENHANCED DOWNLINK BEAMFORMING
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ate. After an initial measurement p
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Srv) is an optional function allowi
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7 STATUS OF IMT-ADVANCED, LTE-ADVAN
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3GPP plays an important role in IMT
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euse factor, where the effective ba
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Table 7.2. Cell Edge User Spectral
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7.6.2 DEFINING THE LTE-ADVANCED CAP
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ITU-ROutside ITU-RStep 1Circular Le
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7.8 POTENTIAL FEATURES/TECHNOLOGIES
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Component carrierFreq.Modulated dat
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the optimal scheme to reach MU-MIMO
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Intra-site CoMPBS3BS2Inter-site CoM
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APPENDIX D: GLOBAL 3G DEPLOYMENT ST
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French West Indies Outremer Telecom
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Philippines Globe Telecom In Servic
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Ukraine Kyivstar Planned/In Deploym
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Colombia Colombia Movil Tigo Colomb
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USA CenturyTel (700) 2010USA Cox Co
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Full-buffer spectrum efficiencyEval
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Detailed Self-Evaluation ResultsDow
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APPENDIX H: ACRONYM LIST1xShort for
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DIPDominant Interferer ProportionDL
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IDFTIECIEEEIETF RFCIFFTIFOMI-HSPAIM
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NI-LRNetwork Induced Location Reque
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SGSGiSGSNS-GWSICS-ICICSIMSIMOSINRSI
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe mission of 3G Am