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• MSC for GERAN/UTRANooMaintaining SGs association towards MME for EPS/IMSI attached UESupporting SMS procedures via SGs to EPS• MSC for 1xRTToooMaintaining association towards 1xIWS for 1xRTT attached UESupport 1xSRVCC procedure for enhanced 1xCSFB procedureSupporting 3GPP2 SMS procedures via 1xIWS to EPS• E-UTRAN for GERAN/UTRANooForwarding paging request and SMS to the UEDirecting the UE to the target CS capable cell via appropriate procedure (i.e. PShandover, RRC release with redirection, CCO w/NACC)• E-UTRAN for 1xRTToooProvision of broadcast information to trigger UE for 1xRTT CS registrationEstablish CDMA2000 tunnel between the UE and MME and forward 1xRTTmessages.Directing the UE to the target CS capable cell via appropriate procedure (i.e.RRC release with redirection or enhanced 1xCSFB procedure with 1xSRVCCbased)• UE supporting GERAN/UTRAN CSFBooCSFB procedures for EPS/IMSI attach, update and detachCS fallback request/reject and SMS procedures for using CS domain services• UE supporting 1xRTT CSFBooooo1xRTT CS registration over the EPS after the UE has completed the E-UTRANattachment1xRTT CS re-registration due to mobilityCS fallback request/reject and SMS procedures for using CS domain servicesIncludes enhanced CS fallback to 1xRTT capability indication as part of the UEradio capabilities if it supports enhanced 1xCSFBIncludes concurrent 1xRTT and HRPD capability indication as part of the UEradio capabilities if supported by the enhanced CS fallback to 1xRTT capable UEwww.3GAmericas.org February 2010 Page 62
6.2.5 MBMS FOR LTE6.2.5.1 OVERVIEWThis section describes the architectural model and functionalities for the MultimediaBroadcast/Multicast Service (MBMS) Bearer Service and is based on 3GPP TS 23.246. In caseof discrepancies in other parts of the 3GPP specifications related to MBMS, 3GPP TS 23.246takes precedence. MBMS Bearer Service is the service provided by the packet-switched domainto MBMS User Services to deliver IP Multicast datagrams to multiple receivers using minimumnetwork and radio resources. An MBMS User Service is an MBMS service provided to the enduserby means of the MBMS Bearer Service and possibly other capabilities, such as EPSBearers.MBMS is a point-to-multipoint service in which data is transmitted from a single source entity tomultiple recipients. Transmitting the same data to multiple recipients allows the sharing ofnetwork resources. The MBMS for EPS bearer service supports Broadcast Mode over E-UTRANand UTRAN. (MBMS for GPRS supports both Broadcast Mode and Multicast Mode over UTRANand GERAN).MBMS is realized by the addition of a number of new capabilities to existing functional entities ofthe 3GPP architecture and by addition of several new functional entities. In the bearer plane, thisservice provides delivery of IP Multicast datagrams from the SGi-mb reference point to UEs. Inthe control plane, this service provides mechanisms to control session initiation, modification andtermination of MBMS User Services and to manage bearer resources for the distribution ofMBMS data.The reference architecture for the MBMS Bearer Service for EPS is shown in Figure 6.5 below.6.2.5.2 MBMS REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE MODELE-UTRAN UuUEE-UTRANM3M1MMESmMBMSGWPDNGatewaySGiSGmbBM-SCSGi-mbContent ProviderUEUuUTRANIuSGSNSnFigure 6.5. Reference Architecture for MBMS for EPS with E-UTRAN and UTRAN. 105NOTE: In addition to MBMS Bearers (over SGmb/SGi-mb), the BM-SC may use EPS Bearers(over SGi) to realize an MBMS User Service as specified in 3GPP TS 26.346.105 3GPP TS 23.246 Figure 1b.www.3GAmericas.org February 2010 Page 63
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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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Page 42 and 43: 4.6 SUMMARYFor some operators, LTE
Page 44 and 45: IPSGiMMES11GWS5S1-MMES1-UeNodeFigur
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Page 58 and 59: OTDOA METHODThe OTDOA method is a d
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has defined a work item on Network
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oFor LTE Rel-10:• The FDD RIT Com
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8 CONCLUSIONSWireless data usage an
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Alcatel-Lucent has long been active
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Siemens Networks and Sony Ericsson
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Converged Mobility Management (HLR,
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• July 2009: Huawei launched the
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applications for fixed, mobile and
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LTE networks in February 2009. Noki
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5. Has made massive investments: U.
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Based on its Emerging Ultra-mobile
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2. Location-Based Services. Locatio
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diversity of app use. In our resear
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• The first NFC devices will be s
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some of these new formats will surp
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the use of MIMO. Furthermore, it do
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UTRANSGSNGERANS3S5S1-MMEMMES11LTE-U
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• Mobility Management Entity (MME
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• Decapsulation/Encapsulation of
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• S2a: The S2a interface provides
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Application / Service LayerUL Servi
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USIM / AuCUE / HSSUE / ASMEKCK, IKK
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C.2.1.6.4ROAMING AND NON-ROAMING SC
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C.2.2E-UTRAN AIR-INTERFACEThis sect
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C.2.2.1.2LTE DOWNLINK FRAME STRUCTU
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Table C.3. UE Search Space Summary.
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handover decisions. Two types of sy
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which the cells should be synchroni
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of offered bandwidth. UEs were rand
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far problem is present due to the o
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parameterization was chosen in such
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Table C.5. Random Access Burst Para
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eNBInter Cell RRMRB ControlConnecti
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MIMO: SPACE-TIME CODINGSpace-time c
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0.060Downlink Cell Edge Spectral Ef
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C.2.2.5INTERFERENCE MITIGATION TECH
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Table C.8. DwPTS/GP/UpPTS Length (O
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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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UK O2 (UK) In Service In ServiceUK
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APPENDIX E: GLOBAL LAUNCHES OF HSPA
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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
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