Fixed Rules for Documentation:

1. Use 1 page per Section.

2. Use A4 size papers for Regular pages
3. Use A3 size papers for Maps
4. Presentation of Work is up to the creative
input of the group members. Just as long they
stick with the format.
Exercise 1:
Initial Coverage Map, Site Profile
and Initial Calculations
 Land Average
Map Municipal Population Average Path of Flood Landslide
Area Size Elevation Population Category Income
Section Class Density Age Typhoon Prone Prone
and Use
Plain,
H = 3.5 m 11.346 PHP
Area 1 912 km2 10,348 3rd Class /km2
Agricultural, 35.5
3,000.00
No No No
L = 1.0 m Residential

H = 1.3 m Plain,
444.713 PHP
Area 2 457 km2 L = 0.2 m 203,234 1st Class /km2
Commercial, 28.2
5,540.00
No Yes No
Residential

H = 4.3 m Plain,
22.430 PHP
Area 3 223 km2 L = 1.2 m 5,002 1st Class /km2
Commercial, 32.6
4,200.00
No No No
Industrial

A’ = _________

Table 1.1. Area Profile Table

2.1. Provide an outlined (traced) map of your assigned
area.
2.1.1. Map should have or show:
 National and Provincial Roads
 Town Borders
2.1.2. Maps made in any of the following methods:
 Hand drawn then scanned, scaled to fit A3 size paper
for printing
 Entirely done in a drawing software and then printed to
fit in A3 size paper.
 Reminder: Always save a soft-copy of your maps.
2.1.3. Sources of Map:
 namria.gov.ph/download.php :
 Best source due to presence of Topographical
information
(Look for Topo Maps of 1:50,000 scale)
 Google Maps : useful when determining existing
structures in area
2.2. Correct maps should have the area clearly identifiable
by a border line.
2.3. Unclear or fuzzy maps are not allowed.
2.4. Use a separate sheet for this map. We refer to this as
Map 1.
 Scale : 1 cm : _____

Legends:

Map 1
Maximum Coverage Radius (R): _____ km
Total Area (A’) = _______________________ km2

Total Cell Area (AC) = 2.5981(RC )2 = 20.5981 ( ______________ )2

= ______________________ km2

Number of Cells (N) = A’/ AC = ___________ ≈ _________

4.1. Use a copy of Map 1 for this new map.
4.2. Populate the new map with the number of Cell Hexagons that you
calculated earlier.
4.3. Important: Take note of the elevation (topography) of the center
part of the hexagonal cell, this will be considered later when
determining the transmitter’s height.
Provide this table (use A4 size of paper)
Hexagon Number (Hn) Elevation (ASL)
H1
H2

Hn
4.4. Just like with the map, the hexagons can be:
 Outlined by a border line of a different color.
 Hand drawn on the map.
 Entirely done using a drawing software
 Must match the scale of the Map
4.5. This new map with hexagons can be:
 Hand drawn then scanned, scaled to fit A3 size paper for printing
 Entirely done in a drawing software and then printed to fit in A3 size
paper.
 Reminder: Always save a soft-copy of your maps.
4.6. Unclear or fuzzy maps are not allowed.
4.7. Use a separate sheet for this map. We refer to this as Map 2.
 7 19
13 25
8 20 31
14 26 34 Scale : 1 cm : _____
1 9 21 32
4 15 27 35
22 33 Legends:
2 10
5 16 28 36
3 11 23
6 17 29
12 24
18 30

Map 2
 Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks
1 2m 19 2m
2 2m 20 1m
3 2m 21 1m
4 2m 22 4m
5 3m 23 3m
6 2m 24 3m
7 1m 25 3m
8 2m 26 4m
9 3m 27 0m
10 3m 28 2m
11 3m 29 3m
12 3m 30 3m
13 1m 31 3m
14 2m 32 3m
15 2m 33 3m
16 5m 34 2m
17 4m 35 2m
18 4m 36 2m

Table 1.2
Exercise 2:
Optimizing Cell Areas
Fish Ponds or Bay
Area
River

Road

Rice Fields
 Cells to be removed

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

7 19 1 2m 19 2m
2 2m 20 1m
13 25 3 2m 21 1m
8 20 31 4 2m 22 4m
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
14 26 34 6 2m 24 3m
1 9 21 32 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
8 2m 26 4m
4 15 27 35 9 3m 27 0m x-Mid-river
2 10 22 33 10 3m 28 2m
11 3m 29 3m
5 16 28 36 12 3m 30 3m
3 11 23 13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m
14 2m 32 3m
6 17 29 15 2m 33 3m x-Maj.Outside
12 24 16 5m 34 2m
17 4m 35 2m
18 30 18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside
 Base Antenna to be adjusted from Center

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

7 19 1 2m 19 2m
2 2m Adj. Anntena 20 1m Adj. Anntena
13 25 3 2m 21 1m
8 20 31 4 2m Adj. Anntena 22 4m Adj. Anntena
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
14 26 34 6 2m 24 3m
1 9 21 32 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
8 2m 26 4m
4 15 27 35 9 3m Adj. Anntena 27 0m x-Mid-river
2 10 22 33 10 3m 28 2m Adj. Anntena
11 3m 29 3m
5 16 28 36 12 3m 30 3m
3 11 23 13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m Adj. Anntena
14 2m Adj. Anntena 32 3m
6 17 29 15 2m Adj. Anntena 33 3m x-Maj.Outside
12 24 16 5m Adj. Anntena 34 2m
17 4m 35 2m
18 30 18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside
Base Antenna Coverage Power to be increased to compensate removed cells

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

7 19 1 2m 19 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
2 2m Adj. Anntena 20 1m Adj. Anntena
13 25 3 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 21 1m
8 20 31 Adj. Anntena Adj. Anntena and
4 2m and Inc. 22 4m Inc. Cov.Pwr
14 26 34 Cov.Pwr
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
1 9 21 32 6 2m 24 3m
4 15 27 35 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
8 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 26 4m
2 10 22 33 9 3m Adj. Anntena 27 0m x-Mid-river
5 16 28 36 10 3m 28 2m Adj. Anntena
11 3m 29 3m
3 11 23 12 3m 30 3m
6 17 29 13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m Adj. Anntena
Adj. Anntena
12 24 14 2m and Inc. 32 3m Inc. Cov.Pwr
30 Cov.Pwr
18 15 2m Adj. Anntena 33 3m x-Maj.Outside
16 5m Adj. Anntena 34 2m
17 4m 35 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside
Effective Cells for the Design

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

19 1 2m 19 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
2 2m Adj. Anntena 20 1m Adj. Anntena
25 3 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 21 1m
8 20 31 Adj. Anntena Adj. Anntena and
4 2m and Inc. 22 4m Inc. Cov.Pwr
14 26 34 Cov.Pwr
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
1 9 21 32 6 2m 24 3m
4 15 35 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
8 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 26 4m
2 10 22 9 3m Adj. Anntena 27 0m x-Mid-river
16 28 10 3m 28 2m Adj. Anntena
11 3m 29 3m
3 11 23 12 3m 30 3m
6 17 29 13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m Adj. Anntena
Adj. Anntena
12 24 14 2m and Inc. 32 3m Inc. Cov.Pwr
30 Cov.Pwr
18 15 2m Adj. Anntena 33 3m x-Maj.Outside
16 5m Adj. Anntena 34 2m
Map 3 17 4m 35 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside
Example: With 4-Cell Re-use Pattern

1 1
3 3
2 2 1 Use Map 2 as reference for this
4 4 3 portion.
1 1 1 2
3 3 3 4 Plot the re-use pattern on this map.
2 2 2 1
4 4 4 3
1 1 1
3 3 3
2 2
4 4
 With 4-Cell Re-use Pattern Effective Design Map 3

1 1 19
3 3 25
2 2 1 8 20 31
4 4 3 14 26 34
1 1 1 2 1 9 21 32
3 3 3 4 4 15 35
2 2 2 1 2 10 22
4 4 4 3 16 28
1 1 1 3 11 23
3 3 3 6 17 29
2 2 12 24
4 4 18 30
Cells that were removed are NOT included in the final frequency assignment map

1
Map 4 3
2 2 1
4 4 3
1 1 1 2
3 3 4
2 2 2
4 4
1 1 1
3 3 3
2 2
4 4
Exercise 3:
Frequency Assignment, Homing
Plan and Equipment
3.1. Fill out the following required latest information and calculations. Use this
format and A4 size of paper
Location of Coverage Area
Assigned Cellular Technology: (GSM/UMTS/LTE)
Assigned Uplink Frequency Range:
Simplex Channel Bandwidth (BWSC)

a. Applicable Re-use pattern (4 or 7) ; rn = _________

b. Overall Duplex Bandwidth : BWDT = __________ MHz
c. Duplex Channel Bandwidth: BWDC =____________ MHz
d. S = BWDT / BWDC = ________________________ = ____________
e. k = S/ rn = ________________________ = ____________
f. BW per Cell = k(BWSC) = ______________________ = ______________ MHz
Where : Simplex Channel Bandwidth (BWSC)
3.2. Provide the frequency and bandwidth distribution table.
3.3. Assign the elements of the cellular system. Based on the Cell Technology
applied:

For GSM : BTS, BSC and MSC

For UMTS : Node B, RNC and Core Network
For LTE : e-Node B and Core Network

Outputs here will be Map 5 and Table 3

 Step 1: Using Map 3 for reference, assign all cells as
BTS.

Effective Cells for the Design Cell Designation Cell Designation

1 BTS 1 19 BTS 16
19 2 BTS 2 20 BTS 17
2 3 BTS 3 21 BTS 18
2 5
8 31 4 BTS 4 22 BTS 19
1 0 2 3
6 BTS 5 23 BTS 20
4 6 3 4
1 9 21 8 BTS 6 24 BTS 21
2 3
4 15 9 BTS 7 25 BTS 22
1 2 5
2 10 BTS 8 26 BTS 23
0 2 2
16 11 BTS 9 28 BTS 24
2 8
3 11 12 BTS 10 29 BTS 25
3 2
6 17 14 BTS 11 30 BTS 26
2 9
12 15 BTS 12 31 BTS 27
1 4 3
8 0 16 BTS 13 32 BTS 28
17 BTS 14 34 BTS 29
For GSM 18 BTS 15 35 BTS 30
Step 2: Group neighboring 4 to 5 cells in a Cluster, then
assign one for BSC
Cell BTS # BSC # MSC
1 BTS 1
Effective Cells for the Design 2 BTS 2
BSC 1 @ Cell 4
3 BTS 3
4 BTS 4
6 BTS 5
19 10 BTS 8
2
BSC 2 @ Cell 10
11 BTS 9

5
12 BTS 10
2
8 31 8 BTS 6
1 0 2 3 9
14
BTS 7
BTS 11
BSC 3 @ Cell 15

4 6 3 4 15 BTS 12
1 9 21
2
16 BTS 13
3
4 15 17 BTS 14
1 2 5 18 BTS 15 BSC 4 @ Cell 16
2 24 BTS 21
0 2 2 30 BTS 26
16
8
22 BTS 19
2
3 11 23 BTS 20
BSC 5 @ Cell 22
3 2 28 BTS 24
6 17 29 BTS 25
2 9 19 BTS 16
12
1 4 3
20
21
BTS 17
BTS 18
BSC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 BTS 22
26 BTS 23

For GSM
31 BTS 27
32 BTS 28 BSC 7 @ Cell 26
34 BTS 29
35 BTS 30
 Step 3: Select from one of the BSC’s to host as the MSC.
Consider logistical support and accessibility in choosing the
MSC site.
Cell BTS # BSC # MSC
1 BTS 1
2 BTS 2
BSC 1 @ Cell 4
3 BTS 3
4 BTS 4
6 BTS 5
1 10 BTS 8
BSC 2 @ Cell 10
9 2 11 BTS 9
12 BTS 10
2 5 3 8 BTS 6
8
1 0 2 1 3 9 BTS 7
BSC 3 @ Cell 15
14 BTS 11
4 2 6 3 4 15 BTS 12
1 9 16 BTS 13
1 1 2 3 17 BTS 14
4
1 5 2 5 18 BTS 15 BSC 4 @ Cell 16
MSC @ Cell 16
2 24 BTS 21
0 1 2 2 30 BTS 26
22 BTS 19
1 6 2 8 23 BTS 20
3 BSC 5 @ Cell 22
1 1 3 2 28 BTS 24
6 29 BTS 25
1 7 2 9 19 BTS 16
20 BTS 17
2 1 4 3 21 BTS 18
BSC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 BTS 22
26 BTS 23

For GSM
31 BTS 27
32 BTS 28 BSC 7 @ Cell 26
34 BTS 29
35 BTS 30
Step 4: The final map is Map 5 and the table will be referred as Table 3:
Cell Designations

Cell BTS # BSC # MSC

1 BTS 1
2 BTS 2
BSC 1 @ Cell 4
3 BTS 3
4 BTS 4
6 BTS 5
1 10 BTS 8
BSC 2 @ Cell 10
9 2 11 BTS 9
12 BTS 10
2 5 3 8 BTS 6
8
1 0 2 1 3 9 BTS 7
BSC 3 @ Cell 15
14 BTS 11
4 2 6 3 4 15 BTS 12
1 9 16 BTS 13
1 1 2 3 17 BTS 14
4
1 5 2 5 18 BTS 15 BSC 4 @ Cell 16
MSC @ Cell 16
2 24 BTS 21
0 1 2 2 30 BTS 26
22 BTS 19
1 6 2 8 23 BTS 20
3 BSC 5 @ Cell 22
1 1 3 2 28 BTS 24
6 29 BTS 25
1 7 2 9 19 BTS 16
20 BTS 17
2 1 4 3 21 BTS 18
BSC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 BTS 22
26 BTS 23

For GSM
31 BTS 27
32 BTS 28 BSC 7 @ Cell 26
34 BTS 29
35 BTS 30
 Step 5: Make (new) Table 4: Equipment Summary per Cell
List of Equipment Brand &
Cell Designation
Model
1 BTS 1 Research for the radio and
2 BTS 2 computer-based
3 BTS 3
4 BTS 4+BSC1 equipment needed for each
6 BTS 5 site.
8 BTS 6
9 BTS 7
10 BTS 8 +BSC2
BTS would have the fewest
11 BTS 9 While the MSC would have
12 BTS 10
the greatest number of
14 BTS 11
15 BTS 12+BSC3
equipment.
16 BTS 13 +BSC4+MSC
: : You can use in multiple
35 BTS 30
sites, one brand /model of
an equipment

For GSM
 Step 1: Using Map 3 for reference, assign all cells as
Node B’s.
Effective Cells for the Design Cell Designation Cell Designation
1 Node B 1 19 Node B 16
19 2 Node B 2 20 Node B 17
2 3 Node B 3 21 Node B 18
2 5
8 31 4 Node B 4 22 Node B 19
1 0 2 3 6 Node B 5 23 Node B 20
4 6 3 4
1 9 21 8 Node B 6 24 Node B 21
2 3
4 15 9 Node B 7 25 Node B 22
1 2 5
2 10 Node B 8 26 Node B 23
0 2 2
16 11 Node B 9 28 Node B 24
2 8
3 11 12 Node B 10 29 Node B 25
3 2
6 17 14 Node B 11 30 Node B 26
2 9
12
1 4 3 15 Node B 12 31 Node B 27
8 0 16 Node B 13 32 Node B 28
17 Node B 14 34 Node B 29
For UMTS 18 Node B 15 35 Node B 30
Step 2: Group neighboring 4 to 5 cells in a Cluster, then
assign one for RNC
Cell Node B # BSC # Core Network
1 Node B 1
2 Node B 2
RNC 1 @ Cell 4
3 Node B 3
4 Node B 4
6 Node B 5
19 10 Node B 8
2
RNC 2 @ Cell 10
11 Node B 9

5
12 Node B 10
2
8 31 8 Node B 6
1 0 2 3 9
14
Node B 7
Node B 11
RNC 3 @ Cell 15

4 6 3 4 15 Node B 12
1 9 21
2
16 Node B 13
3
4 15 17 Node B 14
1 2 5 18 Node B 15 RNC 4 @ Cell 16
2 24 Node B 21
0 2 2 30 Node B 26
16
8
22 Node B 19
2
3 11 23 Node B 20
RNC 5 @ Cell 22
3 2 28 Node B 24
6 17 29 Node B 25
2 9 19 Node B 16
12
1 4 3
20
21
Node B 17
Node B 18
RNC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 Node B 22
26 Node B 23

For UMTS
31 Node B 27
32 Node B 28 RNC 7 @ Cell 26
34 Node B 29
35 Node B 30
 Step 3: Select from one of the RNC to host as the CN.
Consider logistical support and accessibility in choosing the
CN site.
Cell Node B # RNC # Core Network
1 Node B 1
2 Node B 2
RNC 1 @ Cell 4
3 Node B 3
4 Node B 4
6 Node B 5
1 10 Node B 8
RNC 2 @ Cell 10
9 2 11 Node B 9
12 Node B 10
2 5 3 8 Node B 6
8
1 0 2 1 3 9 Node B 7
RNC 3 @ Cell 15
14 Node B 11
4 2 6 3 4 15 Node B 12
1 9 16 Node B 13
1 1 2 3 17 Node B 14
4 Core Network
1 5 2 5 18 Node B 15 RNC 4 @ Cell 16
Center
2 24 Node B 21
@ Cell 16
0 1 2 2 30 Node B 26
22 Node B 19
1 6 2 8 23 Node B 20
3 RNC 5 @ Cell 22
1 1 3 2 28 Node B 24
6 29 Node B 25
1 7 2 9 19 Node B 16
20 Node B 17
2 1 4 3 21 Node B 18
RNC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 Node B 22
26 Node B 23

For UMTS
31 Node B 27
32 Node B 28 RNC 7 @ Cell 26
34 Node B 29
35 Node B 30
Step 4: The final map is Map 5 and the table will be referred as Table 3:
Cell Designations

Cell Node B # RNC # Core Network

1 Node B 1
2 Node B 2
RNC 1 @ Cell 4
3 Node B 3
4 Node B 4
6 Node B 5
1 10 Node B 8
RNC 2 @ Cell 10
9 2 11 Node B 9
12 Node B 10
2 5 3 8 Node B 6
8
1 0 2 1 3 9 Node B 7
RNC 3 @ Cell 15
14 Node B 11
4 2 6 3 4 15 Node B 12
1 9 16 Node B 13
1 1 2 3 17 Node B 14
4 Core Network
1 5 2 5 18 Node B 15 RNC 4 @ Cell 16
Center
2 24 Node B 21
@ Cell 16
0 1 2 2 30 Node B 26
22 Node B 19
1 6 2 8 23 Node B 20
3 RNC 5 @ Cell 22
1 1 3 2 28 Node B 24
6 29 Node B 25
1 7 2 9 19 Node B 16
20 Node B 17
2 1 4 3 21 Node B 18
RNC 6 @ Cell 21

8 0 25 Node B 22
26 Node B 23

For UMTS
31 Node B 27
32 Node B 28 RNC 7 @ Cell 26
34 Node B 29
35 Node B 30
 Step 5: Make (new) Table 4: Equipment Summary per Cell
List Equipment Brand &
Cell Designation
Model per Site
1 Node B 1 Research for the radio and
2 Node B 2 computer-based
3 Node B 3
4 Node B 4 +RNC1 equipment needed for each
6 Node B 5 site.
8 Node B 6
9 Node B 7
10 Node B 8+RNC2
Node B’s would have the
11 Node B 9 fewest
12 Node B 10
While the CN would have the
14 Node B 11
15 Node B 12+RNC3
greatest number of
16 Node B 13+RNC4+CN equipment.
: :
35 Node B 30
You can use in multiple
sites, one brand /model of
an equipment

For UMTS
 Step 1: Using Map 3 for reference, assign all cells as
eNode B’s.

Effective Cells for the Design Cell Designation Cell Designation

1 eNode B 1 19 eNode B 16
19 2 eNode B 2 20 eNode B 17
2 3 eNode B 3 21 eNode B 18
2 5
8 31 4 eNode B 4 22 eNode B 19
1 0 2 3
6 eNode B 5 23 eNode B 20
4 6 3 4
1 9 21 8 eNode B 6 24 eNode B 21
2 3
4 15 9 eNode B 7 25 eNode B 22
1 2 5
2 10 eNode B 8 26 eNode B 23
0 2 2
16 11 eNode B 9 28 eNode B 24
2 8
3 11 12 eNode B 10 29 eNode B 25
3 2
6 17 14 eNode B 11 30 eNode B 26
2 9
12 15 eNode B 12 31 eNode B 27
1 4 3
8 0 16 eNode B 13 32 eNode B 28
17 eNode B 14 34 eNode B 29
For LTE 18 eNode B 15 35 eNode B 30
 Step 2: Select from one of the cells to host as the CN.
Consider logistical support and accessibility in choosing the
CN site.
Cell eNode B # Core Network
1 eNode B 1
2 eNode B 2
3 eNode B 3
4 eNode B 4
6 eNode B 5
19 8 eNode B 6
2 9 eNode B 7
10 eNode B 8
2 5
8 31 11 eNode B 9
1 0 2 3 12 eNode B 10
14 eNode B 11
4 6 3 4 15 eNode B 12
1 9 21
2 3 16 eNode B 13
4 15 17 eNode B 14
1 2 5 18 eNode B 15
Core Network
2 19 eNode B 16
Center
0 2 2 20 eNode B 17
@ Cell 16
16
2 8 21 eNode B 18
3 11 22 eNode B 19
3 2 23 eNode B 20
6 17 24 eNode B 21
2 9
12 25 eNode B 22
1 4 3 26 eNode B 23
28 eNode B 24
8 0 29 eNode B 25
30 eNode B 26

For LTE
31 eNode B 27
32 eNode B 28
34 eNode B 29
35 eNode B 30
 Step 4: The final map is Map 5 and the table will be referred as Table 3:
Cell Designations

Cell eNode B # Core Network

1 eNode B 1
2 eNode B 2
3 eNode B 3
4 eNode B 4
6 eNode B 5
19 8 eNode B 6
2 9 eNode B 7
10 eNode B 8
2 5
8 31 11 eNode B 9
1 0 2 3 12 eNode B 10
14 eNode B 11
4 6 3 4 15 eNode B 12
1 9 21
2 3 16 eNode B 13
4 15 17 eNode B 14
1 2 5 18 eNode B 15
Core Network
2 19 eNode B 16
Center
0 2 2 20 eNode B 17
@ Cell 16
16
2 8 21 eNode B 18
3 11 22 eNode B 19
3 2 23 eNode B 20
6 17 24 eNode B 21
2 9
12 25 eNode B 22
1 4 3 26 eNode B 23
28 eNode B 24
8 0 29 eNode B 25
30 eNode B 26

For LTE
31 eNode B 27
32 eNode B 28
34 eNode B 29
35 eNode B 30
 Step 5: Make (new) Table 4: Equipment Summary per Cell
List Equipment Brand &
Cell Designation
Model per Site
1 eNode B 1 Research for the radio and
2 eNode B 2 computer-based
3 eNode B 3
4 eNode B 4 equipment needed for each
6 eNode B 5 site.
8 eNode B 6
9 eNode B 7
10 eNode B 8
eNode B’s would have the
11 eNode B 9 fewest
12 eNode B 10
While the CN would have the
14 eNode B 11
15 eNode B 12
greatest number of
16 eNode B 13+CN equipment.
: :
35 eNode B 30
You can use in multiple
sites, one brand /model of
an equipment

For LTE
 Optional is Map 6, Showing adjustments made on Cell Sites

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

1 2m 19 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
2 2m Adj. Anntena 20 1m Adj. Anntena
1 3 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 21 1m
9 2 Adj. Anntena Adj. Anntena and
2 3 4 2m and Inc. 22 4m Inc. Cov.Pwr
5
8 14 0 1 Cov.Pwr
2 3
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
2 6 4 6 2m 24 3m
1 9 32
4 1 1 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
1 5 35 8 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 26 4m
2 22
0 1 2 9 3m Adj. Anntena 27 0m x-Mid-river
1 6 2 8 10 3m 28 2m Adj. Anntena
3 11 3m 29 3m
1 1 3 2
6 12 3m 30 3m
1 7 2 9
13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m Adj. Anntena
2 1 4 3 Adj. Anntena
8 0 14 2m and Inc. 32 3m Inc. Cov.Pwr
Cov.Pwr
15 2m Adj. Anntena 33 3m x-Maj.Outside

For GSM and UMTS 16

17
5m
4m
Adj. Anntena 34
35
2m
2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside
 Map 6, Showing adjustments made on Cell Sites

Cell Elevation Remarks Cell Elevation Remarks

1 2m 19 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
2 2m Adj. Anntena 20 1m Adj. Anntena
1 3 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 21 1m
9 2 Adj. Anntena Adj. Anntena and
2 3 4 2m and Inc. 22 4m Inc. Cov.Pwr
5
8 14 0 1 Cov.Pwr
2 3
5 3m x-Mid-Field 23 3m
2 6 4 6 2m 24 3m
1 9 32
4 1 1 7 1m x-Maj.Outside 25 3m
1 5 35 8 2m Inc. Cov.Pwr 26 4m
2 22
0 1 2 9 3m Adj. Anntena 27 0m x-Mid-river
1 6 2 8 10 3m 28 2m Adj. Anntena
3 11 3m 29 3m
1 1 3 2
6 12 3m 30 3m
1 7 2 9
13 1m x-Mid-river 31 3m Adj. Anntena
2 1 4 3 Adj. Anntena
8 0 14 2m and Inc. 32 3m Inc. Cov.Pwr
Cov.Pwr
15 2m Adj. Anntena 33 3m x-Maj.Outside

For LTE 16
17
5m
4m
Adj. Anntena 34
35
2m
2m Inc. Cov.Pwr
18 4m 36 2m x-Maj.Outside