EP1520444A1 - Verfahren zur kanalzuweisung in einem funkkommunikationssystem - Google Patents
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- Radio communication systems are used to transmit information, voice or data using electromagnetic waves via a radio interface, also called an air interface, between a transmitting and a receiving radio station.
- the radio interface is organized in channels that are distinguishable and assigned to the individual participants.
- EGPRS whose architecture is described, for example, in B. Walke "Cellular Networks and their Protocols", Volume 1, Teubner-Verlag Stuttgart, 1998, pages 138 to 151, and pages 295 to 311, becomes a channel through a narrow-band frequency range and since a subscriber signal in a channel differs in frequency and time from the other subscriber signals, the radio station can carry out a detection of the data of the subscriber signal.
- the individual subscribers become over it distinguished by different spreading codes.
- the radio communication system determines a free channel which is assigned to the new connection. This is usually done in Radio Resource Management, which is located in the base station control.
- Radio Resource Management which is located in the base station control.
- the connection is more or less sensitive to interference caused by interference from other connections.
- High-rate coding schemes such as are often used in the transmission of packet-oriented data under good radio conditions, are only slight or even not (CS-4, MCS-9) protected by additional channel coding against errors in the transmission via the air interface, while more robust coding schemes are more protected by channel coding, but their useful data throughput rates are correspondingly lower with the same number of bits per channel.
- the occurrence of interference in a channel can be influenced by the radio-technical organization of the radio interface. Depending on the frequency repetition pattern used and the load on this channel, interferences occur in a channel to a greater or lesser extent. If a frequency repetition pattern with a large frequency repetition distance is selected, in which the distance between two cells in which the same frequency is used, there is less interference than in a frequency repetition pattern with a small frequency repetition distance, in which the distance between cells using the same frequency is small. In extreme cases, the same frequency is used in neighboring cells. In newer radio communication systems, channels in different organizational forms are operated at the same time in order to meet the requirements for the different types of information transmission and the capacity to be achieved.
- the allocation of a channel for a new connection takes place in known radio communication systems according to a predetermined scheme, which usually takes into account the different requirements for the channels. For example, certain channels are defined for the transmission of speech, other channels for the transmission of data. In addition, channels can be defined on which both voice and data can be transmitted in an alternating manner and for which a fixed assignment rule is specified. comes a connection request, for example for data transmission, and if all channels intended for data transmission, as well as for data or voice transmission, are occupied, this connection request must be rejected, even if other channels that are intended for voice transmission are available. As a result, the capacity of the radio communication system is underused.
- the invention is therefore based on the problem of specifying a method for channel assignment in a radio communication system in which the capacity of the radio communication system is better utilized.
- a subscriber is determined which channels can be assigned to him for a connection on the basis of a requirement profile for the connection. Distinct radio resources on the radio interface are referred to as channels. It can also be a part of a physical channel. For these determined channels, which represent different options for the connection, it is then examined which deterioration of the radio communication system is to be expected for each of these options if the respective channel is assigned to the subscriber for the connection.
- the deterioration of the radio communication system occurs due to the addition of a further subscriber, for example due to additional interference, lower achievable data rate of the newly added subscriber, if only a smaller proportion of channels than the maximum assignable is available, reduction of the throughput rates of existing connections by jointly using the occupied ones Channel shares with the newly added subscriber, disruptive
- connections for which greater interference is expected connections to which different or fewer radio resources have to be allocated in order to release radio resources for the new connection and to enable the new connection, and especially the newly added connection for the different ones Quality can be expected on different channels according to the options to be examined.
- the influencing of the components of the mobile radio system must be considered, for example the increased computing effort due to very strong reconfigurations of the current channel assignment and the resulting reduced processor performance, which is available for other tasks.
- negatively influencing influences such as, for example, a forced shifting of an existing connection to another channel are analyzed and the degree of deterioration for the overall system is determined for each option.
- This investigation is carried out for all channels that can be assigned to the new connection. It is then checked for which channel the least deterioration of the radio communication system is to be expected if it is assigned to the new connection. This channel is subsequently assigned to the subscriber. This procedure ensures that all channels are used for the transmission of information and that each connection is assigned to the channel which, based on the requirement profile of the connection with regard to the entire radio communication, system is optimal. In this way, the capacity of the radio communication system is used as much as possible.
- an evaluation measure which is a measure of the deterioration of the radio communication system, with the aid of a target value function for the channels determined which are suitable for an assignment to the connection.
- the minimum negative influence on the overall system is determined from the calculated evaluation measures for the individual channels. This is done through an extreme value determination of the evaluation measure. If the evaluation measure is defined so that a high value corresponds to a large deterioration, the minimum of the evaluation measure is determined, whereas if the evaluation measure is defined such that a low value corresponds to a large deterioration, the maximum of the evaluation measure is determined. Then the option for which the evaluation measure assumes the extreme value, which corresponds to a minimum deterioration of the overall system, is selected and the corresponding channel or channel component or channels or channel components are assigned.
- Target value functions are known from mathematics (see e.g. Ignor N. Kovalenko, Nickolaj Yu.Kuznetsov, Philip A. Pegg: Mathematical Theory of Reliability of Time Dependent Systems with Practical Applications (John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 0 471 950602, page 33 ff ) or Leonard Kleinrock: Queuing Systems Volume II: Computer Applications (John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 0-471-49111-X (v.2), pages 301, 330-339) or Te Chiang Hu: Integer programming and network flows (Oldenburg , ISBN 3-486-33841-2, pages 177, 196 ff) or Stephen Wolfram: Das Mathematica Buch (Addison-Wesley, ISBN 3-8273-1036-9, pages 843, 964, 1132-1133).
- a target value function calculates an output parameter, the evaluation measure, from input parameters based on a fixed calculation rule.
- the input parameters can be weights or can be weighted.
- Radio parameters are preferably used as weights for the target function.
- the following radio parameters are particularly suitable: frequency repetition distance, average interference level, frequency hopping system used, that is, information whether a frequency hopping method is provided or not, number of frequencies used in the frequency hopping method, discontinuous transmission (DTX), power control, number of time slots, available for a service, RXLEV-, RXQUAL- and C / I-
- Radio parameters or parts thereof can preferably be read in, for example using (radio) network planning tools.
- Other parameters that can be used as input variables for the target function are properties of the transmission type, for example different sensitivity to interference or parameters for the operation of the radio communication system, for example priorities for individual transmission types such as voice, • connection-oriented data transmission or packet-oriented
- the use of the target value function has the advantage that the method can be easily adapted to a change in the radio parameters or the radio organization parameters and the selected priority for handling the different transmission types.
- the method can be flexibly adapted to the requirements of different operators. Changed weights can be imported without changing the hardware.
- Measurements are preferably carried out continuously, from the results of which current weight values are derived.
- the current weight values are then used to adjust the weights. In this way, dynamic adaptation to current radio conditions is achieved. It is also within the scope of the invention to change the weights depending on the traffic load, which is also measured, for example.
- connection request When a connection request is made, it is preferably checked whether the determined slightest deterioration of the entire radio communication system exceeds a predefined threshold. If this is the case, the connection request is rejected. This ensures that a new connection does not reduce the connection quality of the existing connections below a specified minimum value. This ensures that the participants' satisfaction with the existing connections is maintained.
- connection is continuously checked for existing connections whether the respective connection can be assigned a different channel for which less deterioration of the overall system is to be expected than for the currently assigned channel. If the difference between the • current assessment measure and the expected assessment measure exceeds a predetermined value, the connection is assigned to the other channel or to other channels or channel components. In this way, even in the event of changes in the radio conditions, it is ensured that each subscriber is always assigned the optimal channel with regard to the entire radio communication network.
- Figure 1 shows a flow chart for the inventive method.
- FIG. 2 shows the speech impression as a function of the signal-to-interference ratio for different types of speech transmission.
- channels can be assigned to the connection (see FIG. 1). These can be free channels or channels that are shared with other connections.
- channels can be released for other connections by changing the channel assignment for the connection under consideration. For example, the data rate for an existing connection can be reduced in order to find a channel for the connection under consideration.
- the evaluation measure is then calculated for each of these possible channels using a target value function.
- the influence on existing connections is also taken into account in this calculation. For example, it is taken into account if the number of channel shares assigned to a connection and thus the data rate or the coding scheme for an existing connection must be changed, and the conditions for the existing connection are thereby deteriorated.
- the minimum of the calculated evaluation measures is determined.
- the channel with which the minimum rating is obtained for all services affected by this option is assigned to the connection.
- a radio communication system supports EDGE connections, GPRS connections, EFR connections (that is to say enhanced fill rate connections) and AMR FR connections (that is to say adaptive multi rate fill rate connections).
- a cell is supplied by two transceiver units, a first transceiver unit as a BCCH carrier with a high frequency repetition interval and a second transceiver unit as a non-BCCH carrier with a smaller frequency repetition interval being planned.
- the radio communication system it is provided, for example, to assign EDGE connections only to channels on the first transmitting / receiving unit.
- GPRS connections and EFR connections Bindings should preferably be assigned to channels on the first transmitter / receiver unit.
- AMR FR connections that are used for voice transmission should preferably be assigned to channels on the second transmitting / receiving unit.
- the table contains assignment values, which indicate which services should preferably be allocated to which transmitter / receiver unit and to what degree they can also be assigned to the other transmitter / receiver unit. This last point results from the difference in the assignment values.
- an EDGE service may only be allocated to the 1st sender / receiver unit, since the allocation share on the 2nd sender / receiver unit with the value 0 prohibits an allocation.
- the difference between the two assignment potencies is 1.0. Hardware restrictions can be taken into account here, for example.
- the difference between the two assignment values is only 0.4 for EFR, and 0.8 for AMR FR.
- EFR services are preferably assigned to the 1st transmission / reception unit, but can also be assigned to the 2nd transmission / reception unit, the degree of violation in this case being lower than for AMR FR, which is due to the smaller difference for EFR in Comparison to AMR FR is determined.
- the 2nd transmitter / receiver unit is preferred, but this service can also be assigned to the 1st transmitter / receiver unit.
- the table is created on the basis of useful to interference signal measurements and on the basis of network planning.
- the value of the table is used for a new connection request in order to calculate target functions taking into account the current traffic load.
- target functions are calculated and the transmitter / receiver unit is selected in which the slightest deterioration of the entire radio communication system is expected.
- the deterioration of the radio communication system is in this example as Difference between the value for the transceiver unit on which a channel is assigned and the
- Preferred assignment value i.e. the highest numerical value in the allocation table for this service.
- a data rate factor DF is defined for data connections, which specifies the ratio of the current data rate to the target data rate for the connection.
- two time slots are used for a GPRS connection.
- a deterioration of -0.4 is expected for the new EFR connection.
- Existing connections are not affected, however, so that a deterioration of 0 is expected for them.
- the overall system deteriorates to -0.4. Since the deterioration of the overall system is less when assigning a channel on the second transceiver than when assigning on the first transceiver, the new EFR connection is assigned a channel on the second transceiver, although EFR connections preferably channels should be assigned on the first transceiver. In the example is omitted in view of the deterioration of the GPRS connection.
- fractional numbers are also given in the allocation table, which can be interpreted in the sense of a fuzzy theory.
- the target functions and decision algorithms can also be interpreted in the sense of a fuzzy theory.
- the definition of the channel assignment table ensures that each connection is preferably assigned a specific channel. In the event of a high traffic load, the connection requests continue to be served, possibly on other, perhaps worse, channels. This method can be used both at the level of the transceiver units and at the level of the individual channels.
- Data rate factor DF which specifies the ratio between the currently assigned data rate to the maximum possible data rate or a required data rate or a target data rate targeted by the network. This applies to packet-switched data, such as GPRS or EGPRS
- the target data rate can be, for example, a certain proportion of the maximum bit rate or a value defined by the network operator that is different for interactive services and background services or for GPRS and EGPRS services.
- the guaranteed bit rate is used to define the data rate factor DF:
- DF current data rate / guaranteed bit rate
- the deterioration DoV TBF ⁇ , DoV TBF2 for the two connections is calculated as follows:
- a time slot is required for the new voice connection.
- the two connections TBF1 and TBF2 are first determined, which have a lower priority and can release the radio resources.
- the data rate factor is calculated as follows:
- DF current number of assigned time slots / maximum possible number of assigned time slots.
- DoV DFnew -maxDF.
- FIG. 2 shows the speech sensation in arbitrary units (mean opinion score MOS) as a function of the signal-to-interference ratio for an AMR FR connection (reference number 1) and for an EFR connection (reference number 2).
- MOS mean opinion score
- This functionality can be used, for example, if the voice quality of an EFR connection that is assigned on a transceiver with a low frequency repetition distance becomes too low. In this case, a handover to the transmitter / receiver unit with a large frequency repetition interval is triggered.
- the deterioration of the entire radio communication system is calculated as the sum of the values for the deterioration for the individual connections, which is caused by an examined channel assignment.
- a channel of the first transmitter / receiver unit is preferably to be assigned to the data connection.
- the value of a channel assignment table is 0.6.
- the maximum number of time slots that can be assigned to the data connection is 4. For example, only two time slots are available on the first transmitting / receiving unit. Three time slots are available on the second transmitter / receiver unit, but the value in the channel assignment table for this second transmitter / receiver unit is only 0.4.
- Second option: Allocation of the two time slots on the first transceiver unit for the new data connection: This results in a data rate factor DFnew for this connection request of 2 time slots / 4 time slots 0.5.
- HSCSD connections can also be weighted higher, ie the assignment of a small number of channels as the maximum possible leads to a much greater degradation of the overall system than a reduction in the channel shares for existing GPRS services.
- connection requests are rejected, for example if the deterioration of the overall system TDoV is less than -0.5
- the channel assignment in the example shown could only correspond to the first option and the third option respectively. If only the second option were available in this case, the new connection request would have to be rejected. This ensures that new services are only served if the existing connections are not impaired beyond a specified threshold.
- the target functions for the various options are again calculated.
- the change in the allocated radio resources is subsequently triggered in accordance with the option with which the slightest deterioration of the entire radio communication system is connected and with which the required quality of service level is achieved.
- Corresponding quality of service levels can be defined for voice services using FIG. 2, for example.
- Positive deterioration values are defined above curve 3 and negative deterioration values below curve 3.
- a change in the allocated radio resources is triggered by the fact that a negative deterioration value exceeds a predetermined value within a specific averaging interval.
- the various possible options for a changed channel assignment are again identified and the corresponding target functions are calculated. If the resulting overall deterioration is less than the current deterioration for the connection, a handover procedure is performed. If the deterioration for a voice connection reaches an unacceptable value, a handover procedure can also be triggered in the event that the overall deterioration of the system is greater than the deterioration for the connection in order to prevent the voice connection from being broken off.
- the method can be used to compensate for the traffic load (load balancing) in that, as long as there is an unequal load in different frequency bands or networks, the option that leads to better load balancing is assigned a measure of assessment corresponding to less deterioration an assessment measure corresponding to a higher deterioration of the entire radio communication system is attributed during the option that leads to a higher imbalance condition.
- channel allocation algorithm An example of a channel allocation algorithm is explained below on the basis of a further embodiment, in which channel priority, pathloss and interference with the corresponding weights are used as input variables.
- the algorithm is based on an objective function concept, in which different components of the objective function correspond to different channel allocation algorithms.
- the components are multiplied by weights that are adjustable. For example, the weights are continuously adjusted based on measurements so that the most efficient algorithm is effective under the given conditions.
- This can be a priority-controlled algorithm for a small traffic load and an interference / pathless (path loss, i.e. attenuation caused by the propagation) -controlled algorithm for a large traffic load.
- the target function is used to calculate a weight for each free channel in order to determine the channel to be assigned in the future:
- Weight (channel) WPRIO * Priority-weight (Channel) +
- the weight of a channel is a measure of the suitability of the channel for allocation: the lower the weight, the more suitable the channel.
- the free channel with the lowest weight is allocated to the participant.
- An evaluation measure is derived from the weight, which is used to assess the deterioration of the overall system.
- a priority-based a pathloss-based and an interference-based component.
- the priority-based component is the lower, that is, the higher the priority of the channel, the better the channel.
- Measurements and experiences made in the past for the channel flow into the channel priority the lower the interference and the higher the number of successful channel assignments, the higher the channel priority relative to other channels.
- the pathloss-based component is calculated using the following formula:
- PathlossInterference_weight (user, Channel) WPL * pathloss (user) + WI * I (user, Channel) - const.
- Path loss to own base station WI Weight for interference I Interference of the user user on a specific channel Channel
- the smallest weight results when the weighted sum of pathloss and interference closest to a constant const. lies.
- This component takes into account that subscribers who are at a large distance from the base station and thus have a large pathless can only achieve sufficient quality themselves with relatively small interferences, or disturb the other subscribers as little as possible.
- linear combination of the components of the target function was selected in this exemplary embodiment in order to make the mode of operation easy to understand.
- other types of functions e.g. polynomials
- the interference-based component takes into account that the
- Channel weight is smaller, the lower the interference in the channel.
- weight factors like PRIO, WPLI,
- WINT for the various components can be set flexibly. In particular, they can be set depending on the number of participants in a cell, the interference from other cells, the type of service requested (voice or data or the like), so that the best algorithm is activated under the given conditions.
- the algorithm is learnable by using the weight factors.
- the algorithm can be used decentrally in every cell, so that the channel allocation can be decided independently in each cell.
- the information available in the mobile radio cell can be used for communication with other cells without the need for signaling.
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