3G KPIs

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Module 1 KPI Definition
3G RANOP2 RAS06
Module 1 KPI Definition
Objectives
Describe 3G RAN Main Measurements & KPIs & proposed
target value to them
Describe the factors affecting network performance
Describe the content in RAS06 Reporting suite
Content

KPI Classification
Factors affecting KPI
KPI definitions
RAS06 Reporting Suite

RAN KPI Classification
The RAN KPI can be classified into the following categories :
Accessibility
Retainability
Usage
Mobility
Integrity (BER)

BS
RNC
3G MSC
3G SGSN
GGSN
Firewall
FMT

GPRS
Backbone
Internet
PS data
server
PSTN
CS data
server

Modem

RAN KPI
Illustration on RAN KPI
SRNC
Relocation
RNC
UE
BTS2
BTS1
RNC
Accessibility:
RRC Setup & Access
Rate
RAB Setup & Access
Rate
Call Setup Success
Rate
PS setup success rate
(NRT,HSDPA,
HSUPA)
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Retainability:
RRC Drop Rate
RAB Drop Rate
PS success rate
(NRT, HSDPA,
HSUPA)
Mobility:
SHO/ISHO Success
Rate
SHO Overhead
HDSPA/HSUPA SCC
success rate
Usage:
Cell Availability
Ave. Uplink Load
Ave. Downlink
Load
HSDPA
Throughput
Cell Throughput
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Pre-
emption
SRNC
Id Measurement
M1000 Cell resource
M1001 Service level
M1002 Traffic
M1003 L3 signalling at Iu
M1004 L3 signalling at Iur
M1005 L3 signalling at Iub
M1006 RRC signalling
M1007 Soft handover
M1008 Intra-system hard handover
M1009 L3 relocation signalling
M1010 Inter-system handover
M1011 Location services
M1012 Service area broadcast
M1013 Autodef SHO
M1014 Autodef IFHO
M1015 Autodef ISHO
M1016 RCPM OLPC
M1017 RCPM RLC
M1018 RCPM UEQ
M1020 A-GPS Server Interface
M1021 Iupc Interface
M1022 Packet Call
M1023 Cell Throughput
RNC measurements
Id Measurement
M5000 HSDPA in WBTS
M5001 WBTS HW Resource
M5101 FTM PDH Interface
M5102 FTM SDH Interface
M5105 FTM ATM Interface
M5106 FTM ATM VC Connection
M5107 FTM ATM VP Connection
M5110 FTM Ethernet Link
M5113 FTM Pseudowire MPLS
M5114 FTM PSN Tunnel IP
WBTS measurements
Id Measurement
M5201 AXC PDH
M5202 AXC SDH
M5203 AXC IMA group
M5205 AXC ATM
M5206 AXC ATM VC Connection
M5207 AXC ATM VP Connection
M5210 AXC Ethernet
M5212 AXC ATM Performance
M5214 AXC PSN Tunnel IP
AXC measurements
Id Measurement
M512 Interface-specific TC
M513 STM-1 interface
M514 IMA logical interface
M516 SONET/SDH Protection Group
M528 ATM layer performance
M529 ATM Virtual Path Connection
M530 ATM Virtual Channel Connection
M531 ATM Route Load
M532 ATM Interface
M545 AAL2 signalling protocol at NNI
M546 SAAL signalling at UNI
M547 AAL5 protocol in DMX
M548 AAL2 signalling protocol at UNI
M549 AAL5 protocol in chorus
M550 AAL2 path CAC resource
M552 AAL2 signalling at NNI
M553 AAL2 Scheduling Performance in RNC
M563 TCP/IP Protocol
M592 Unit load
M594 WAC overload control
M608 Availability performance
M613 DSP performance
M800 AAL2 Resource Reservation
M801 Iu-PS Performance
Platform measurements
New RAS06 measurement
New RAS06 counters
Measurement no longer in use
Optional: M1016, M1017, M1018, M1023 + others
RAS06 Measurements

Note: The transmission-related measurements (M5101-M5114) are for Flexi WCDMA BTS only.
The corresponding measurements for UltraSite/MetroSite BTS are presented in Nokia AXC.
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions

Factors Affecting Network Performance
Many factors and network elements can affect the network performance.
Here are some of the main examples:
Quality of network equipment, both hardware and software BTS, RNC,
PS Core, CS Core and transmission equipment
Performance of UE and field measurement tools inter-operability,
sensitivities of measurement parameters, level of accuracy
Quality of network planning and optimization coverage, interference,
parameter tuning, capacity dimensioning
Quality of network implementation - site and network equipment
installation, integration and commissioning
Quality of network operation and maintenance
Multi-vendor environment Application servers, IP Backbone
Measurement method test setup, service dependent, cluster or system
level, area type (dense urban, urban, suburban, rural).

UE Impact on Performance
The functionality of different UEs are not similar, there are differences in
Power control (RACH process)
SRNC relocation support
Cell FACH/PCH performance
Cell reselection/inter RAT cell reselection
Throughput (during SHO)
UE power consumption
UE power spiking
UE Measurement performance (cell_DCH, cell reselection, ISHO)
UE Sensitivity
Data card throughputs
The malfunctioning of certain UEs will naturally cause drops in setup of
active phase
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions
RAS06 Packet call measurements
RAS06 Cell throughput measurements
RAS06 HSUPA measurements

KPI Definitions
The KPIs to be monitored from the RAN could be:
Cell availability
Call Setup Success Rate (CSSR)
Call Drop rate
SHO/ISHO/HSPA SCC success rate
Packet Session setup/success rate (NRT, HSDPA, HSUPA)
In NOLS:
RNC counter description
NetAck DB description for RNC measurements
WCDMA RAN Key Performance Indicators
Key Indicator Changes
Measurement Changes
Network Operations Portal (NOP, aka Jump):
http://wwwalltr.ntc.nokia.com/CSTRE/NOS/SE/jump.htm
Cell Availability
RNC_183c Cell Availability KPI counts Cell availability from user point of
view:
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( ) DB RNW IN EXIST WCELL AVAIL sum
STATE WO IN WCELL AVAIL sum
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This replace old Cell
Availability KPI based
on Code Three
M1000C178 AVAILABILITY WCELL IN WORKING STATE
# of samples when WCELL is in WO State. Counter M1000C180 is always updated along with this counter
Counter is updated with the value 1 once in approx. 5 seconds when the WCELL is in WO State
M1000C180 AVAILABILITY WCELL EXIST IN RNW DATABASE
# of samples when WCELL is configured in the database. This counter is used as a denominator for cell
availability calculation
Counter is updated with the value 1 one in approx. 5 seconds when the WCELL is configured in the radio
network database
Cell Availability
There is also Optional Cell availability KPI (in RAN05.1), which counts Cell
Availability from network point of view. Situation where WCELL is blocked
by User are excluded from the formula.
RNC_727a Cell Availability KPI, excluding blocked by user state (BLU),
Counts Cell availability from network point of view:
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USER BY BLOCKED WCELL AVAIL
DB RNW IN EXIST WCELL AVAIL
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STATE WO IN WCELL AVAIL sum
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M1000C179 AVAILABILITY WCELL BLOCKED BY USER
# of samples when WCELL is BLU State. Counter M1000C180 is always updated along with this counter
Counter is updated with the value 1 once in approx. 5 seconds when the WCELL is in BLU state
Poor CSSR could be a result of
Poor coverage or dominance or interference issues in Radio interface
Capacity issues in Radio or Iub interface
Configuration issues in WBTS (parameters or HW)
CSSR is essentially RRC Setup Success * RAB Setup Success
(or successful PS session setups in case of PS call)
CSSR covers all the steps from the initial RRC connection request from the UE
to the network, through the RRC setup phase and the RAB setup phase, and
until user data is starting to get transferred.

The CSSR formulas are for different traffic classes like:
CS voice calls (RNC 565 f)
CS video calls (RNC 566e)
PS RT Streaming Calls (RNC 575 d)
PS NRT Calls (Interactive & Background) (RNC 576d)
UE
RRC: Connection Request
RRC Connection Setup phase
Resource Reservation in RNC, BTS, Transmission
RRC: RRC Connection Request Setup
RRC Connection Access phase
RNC waits reply from UE
RRC: RRC Connection Completed
RRC: Initial Direct Transfer cm service request
RANAP: Initial UE Message
DIRECT TRANSFER (Call
Proceeding)
RANAP: RAB Assignment
Request
RRC: Radio Bearer Set-up
RRC: Radio Bearer Setup
Complete
RAB Connection Setup phase
Resource Reservation in RNC, BTS, Transmission
RANAP: RAB Assignment
Response
DIRECT TRANSFER (Alerting)
NODE-B
RNC CN
DIRECT TRANSFER (Connect)
DIRECT TRANSFER (Connect
Acknowledge)
RAB Connection Access phase
RNC waits reply from UE
Call Set-
up
Success
Rate
Call Set-
up Time
Definition of Call Set-Up Success Rate (CSSR)
CSSR KPI for CS voice from end user perspective (RNC 565f)

RRC request repetitions done by UE after RRC reject are excluded from
denominator (not necessarily seen as failures from the user's perspective)
Emergency calls re-directed to GSM layer are excluded from denominator
The occurred cell re-selections are subtracted both from the numerator and
denominator because they are not considered as call attempts from mobile end-user
point of view. The UE has made a new RRC connection via another cell and
Attempts-counter is updated in the new cell for the new attempt.

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VOICE CS ATT STP RAB sum
VOICE CS COMP ACC RAB sum
CALL EMERG REJ STP CONN RRC CONV MT REL ACC RRC
CONV MO REL ACC RRC EMERGENCY REL ACC RRC
EMERGENCY REP ATT RRC CONV MT REP ATT RRC
CONV MO REP ATT RRC ATTS CALL EMERGENCY
ATTS CALL CONV MTC ATTS CALL CONV MOC sum
CONV MT REL ACC RRC
CONV MO REL ACC RRC EMERGENCY REL ACC RRC
FAILS CALL EMERGENCY ATTS CALL EMERGENCY
FAILS CALL CONV MTC ATTS CALL CONV MTC
FAILS CALL CONV MOC ATTS CALL CONV MOC sum
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Voice CSSR Example
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RNC_229a/RAB Attempts CS Voice RNC_565f/CSSR CS Voice
RNC_30a/RAB Setup Access success ratio for CS voice calls RNC_231c/RAB Success ratio, CS Voice
PILOTING
RAS06 RAS06 CD1
CSSR - PS NRT
CSSR KPI for PS NRT from end user perspective (rnc_576d)
Includes both Interactive and Background PS calls
Counts from RRC request until RAB is established (with 0/0 RB)

Same as CSSR for AMR, except:
Emergency calls not included
Counters for NRT RAB instead of Voice RAB
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BACKG PS COMP ACC RAB
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BACKG MT REL ACC RRC INTER MO REL ACC RRC
BACKG MO REL ACC RRC INTER REL ACC RRC
BACKG MT REP ATT RRC BACKG MO REP ATT RRC
INTER MO REP ATT RRC INTER REP ATT RRC
ATTS CALL BACKG MTC ATTS CALL INTER MTC
ATTS CALL BACKG MOC ATTS CALL INTER MOC sum
FAILS CALL BACKG MTC ATTS CALL BACKG MTC
FAILS CALL INTER MTC ATTS CALL INTER MTC
FAILS CALL BACKG MOC ATTS CALL BACKG MOC
FAILS CALL INTER MOC ATTS CALL INTER MOC sum
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PS Call Setup Success Rate (CSSR)
RNC_576d- Packet Call Setup Success Ratio [%] over the reporting period.

RRC request repetitions done by UE after RRC reject are included in the formula
* The occurred cell re-selections are subtracted both from the numerator and denominator
because they are not considered as call attempts from mobile end-user point of view. The UE
has made a new RRC connection via another cell and Attempts-counter is updated in the new
cell for the new attempt.
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BACKG MT REP ATT RRC BACKG MO REP ATT RRC
INTER MO REP ATT RRC INTER REP ATT RRC
ATTS CALL BACKG MTC ATTS CALL INTER MTC
ATTS CALL BACKG MOC ATTS CALL INTER MOC sum
FAILS CALL EMERGENCY ATTS CALL EMERGENCY
FAILS CALL BACKG MTC ATTS CALL BACKG MTC
FAILS CALL INTER MTC ATTS CALL INTER MTC
FAILS CALL BACKG MOC ATTS CALL BACKG MOC
FAILS CALL INTER MOC ATTS CALL INTER MOC sum
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HSDPA Accessibility (RAS5.1)
RNC_605a, HSDPA Accessibility for NRT traffic from user point of view
The accessibility of all started allocations for HS-DSCH for NRT Traffic from
user point of view
The number of times when HS-DSCH channel has been established divided
by the number of times when HS-DSCH channel has been selected by cell
specific PS
Also the times that HS-DSCH channel selection fails due to UE and the
times the HS_DSCH would have been selected but the number of possible
HS-DSCH users were exceeded are included in the formula
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OTAL_BGR L_IUB_HS_T SETUP_FAI 1002C425 M SCH_BGR L_BTS_HS_D SETUP_FAI M1002C424
CH_BGR L_UE_HS_DS SETUP_FAI M1002C423 SCH_BGR L_RNC_HS_D SETUP_FAI M1002C421
OTAL_INT L_IUB_HS_T SETUP_FAI M1002C417 SCH_INT L_BTS_HS_D SETUP_FAI M1002C416
CH_INT L_UE_HS_DS SETUP_FAI M1002C415 SCH_INT L_RNC_HS_D SETUP_FAI M1002C413
H_RET_BGR REJ_HS_DSC M1002C402 H_RET_INT REJ_HS_DSC M1002C401
ERS_BGR X_HSDPA_US DCH_SEL_MA M1002C476 ERS_INT X_HSDPA_US DCH_SEL_MA M1002C475
R CH_FLOW_BG ALLO_HS_DS M1002C389 T CH_FLOW_IN ALLO_HS_DS M1002C385
R CH_FLOW_BG ALLO_HS_DS M1002C389 T CH_FLOW_IN ALLO_HS_DS M1002C385
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HSDPA accessibility improved due to several corrections
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RNC_605a/HSDPA Accessibility for NRT Traffic from User point of View RNC_609a/HSDPA Retainability for NRT Traffic
PILOTING
RAS06 RAS06 CD1
HSDPA Retainability
Current RNC_609a HSDPA Retainability for NRT Traffic

The normal transition from HS-DSCH to FACH/DCH are considered as
a normal HS-DSCH release (including transitions due to mobility and pre-
emption)
The fallbacks and other possible normal release counters are not
separately included in the formula, as they are already included in the
Normal release counters

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DSCH_BGR L_FAIL_HS_ REL_ALLO_R M1002C482 SCH_INT _FAIL_HS_D EL_ALLO_RL M1002C479R
SCH_BGR H_FAIL_HSD EL_ALLO_OT M1002C411R SCH_INT H_FAIL_HSD EL_ALLO_OT M1002C408R
H_BGR ORM_HS_DSC REL_ALLO_N M1002C410 H_INT ORM_HS_DSC REL_ALLO_N M1002C407
H_BGR ORM_HS_DSC REL_ALLO_N M1002C410 H_INT ORM_HS_DSC REL_ALLO_N M1002C407
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HSDPA MAC-hs Efficiency
RNC_607c HSDPA MAC-hs efficiency (%)
HSDPA Retransmission ratio between BTS and HSDPA Capable UEs
done by MAC-hs
Actually, this is the successfully sent MAC-hs PDUs divided by all
transmitted MAC-hs PDUs including retransmissions
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M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_15 M5000C125 + M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_14 M5000C124 + M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_13 M5000C123 +

M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_12 M5000C122 + M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_11 M5000C121 + M _CODE_16QA RETRANS_10 M5000C120 +
CODE_16QAM RETRANS_9_ M5000C119 + CODE_16QAM RETRANS_8_ M5000C118 + CODE_16QAM RETRANS_7_ M5000C117 +
CODE_16QAM RETRANS_6_ M5000C116 + _CODE_QPSK RETRANS_15 M5000C115 + _CODE_QPSK RETRANS_14 M5000C114 +
_CODE_QPSK RETRANS_13 M5000C113 + _CODE_QPSK RETRANS_12 M5000C112 + _CODE_QPSK RETRANS_11 M5000C111 +
_CODE_QPSK RETRANS_10 M5000C110 + CODE_QPSK RETRANS_9_ M5000C109 + CODE_QPSK RETRANS_8_ M5000C108 +
CODE_QPSK RETRANS_7_ M5000C107 + CODE_QPSK RETRANS_6_ M5000C106 + 6QAM _15_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C105 +
6QAM _14_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C104 + 6QAM _13_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C103 + 6QAM _12_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C102 +
6QAM _11_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C101 + 6QAM _10_CODE_1 ORIG_TRANS M5000C100 + QAM _9_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C99 +
QAM _8_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C98 + QAM _7_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C97 + QAM _6_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C96 +
PSK _15_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C95 + PSK _14_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C94 + PSK _13_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C93 +
PSK _12_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C92 + PSK _11_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C91 + PSK _10_CODE_Q ORIG_TRANS M5000C90 +
SK _9_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C89 + SK _8_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C88 + SK _7_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C87 +
SK _6_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C86 + CODE_16QAM RETRANS_5_ M5000C68 CODE_16QAM RETRANS_4_ M5000C67
CODE_16QAM RETRANS_3_ M5000C66 CODE_16QAM RETRANS_2_ M5000C65 CODE_16QAM RETRANS_1_ M5000C64
CODE_QPSK RETRANS_5_ M5000C63 CODE_QPSK RETRANS_4_ M5000C62 CODE_QPSK RETRANS_3_ M5000C61
CODE_QPSK RETRANS_2_ M5000C60 CODE_QPSK RETRANS_1_ M5000C59 QAM _5_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C58
QAM _4_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C57 QAM _3_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C56 QAM _2_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C55
QAM _1_CODE_16 ORIG_TRANS M5000C54 SK _5_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C53 SK _4_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C52
SK _3_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C51 SK _2_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C50 SK _1_CODE_QP ORIG_TRANS M5000C49
T_CL_5 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C1 T_CL_4 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C4 T_CL_3 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C3
T_CL_2 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C2 T_CL_1 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C1 T_CL_0 U_RETR_DIS MAC_HS_PD M5000C0
RNC_607c
MAC-hs Example
RNC_607b/HSDPA MAC-hs efficiency (%)
80.00
82.00
84.00
86.00
88.00
90.00
92.00
94.00
96.00
98.00
100.00
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9
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8
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8
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8
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8
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8
RNC_607b/HSDPA MAC-hs efficiency (%)
PILOTING
RAS06 RAS06 CD1
Call Drop Rate (CDR)
Call is dropped if one (or more) of the following RAB, RB or RL, drops.
PS call drop is different than the other call type drops, RAB service can still
exits even if the RB and/or RL drops
Call drop could be a reason of coverage or interference issues, SHO
problems, missing neighbour, inter RNC problems, just to mention some
Call Drop rate (CDR) is calculated based on RAB activation failures, it can
be defined separately for different services
Normal RAB releases are taken into account
Drops during the signalling are not included

RAB Success = 100 - 100*(failures /success)

RNC_231c - CDR KPI for CS Voice (RAB success) from end user
perspective

Covers RAB Active Phase of a call. Probability that call has ended normally
after setup has been successful. This is taking into notice just calls which
has ended this cell, but might have been started in other cells.

) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ ( * 100 100
_
UE VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB RNC VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
IUR VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB BTS VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
RADIO VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB IU VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
CN ER UNSPE V CS REL ACT RAB EMP P VOICE CS REL ACT RAB
SRNC VOICE CS REL ACT RAB VOICE CS COMP ACT RAB sum
UE VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB RNC VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
IUR VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB BTS VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
RADIO VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB IU VOICE CS FAIL ACT RAB
EMP P VOICE CS REL ACT RAB sum
CDR AMR
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ +
+ +

=
For Voice the
release due to pre-
emption is included
RNC_736a - PS call drop ratio KPI is currently same than RAB success
for NRT services
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( * 100 100
_
UE BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB UE INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
RNC BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB RNC INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
IUR BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB IUR INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
BTS BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB BTS INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
RADIO BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB RADIO INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
IU BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB IU INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
SRNC BACKG PS REL ACT RAB SRNC INTER PS REL ACT RAB
BACKG PS COMP ACT RAB INTER PS COMP ACT RAB sum
PCH INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB PCH BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB
UE BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB RNC BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB
IUR BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB BTS BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB
RADIO BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB IU BACKG PS FAIL ACT RAB
UE INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB RNC INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
IUR INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB BTS INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB
RADIO INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB IU INTER PS FAIL ACT RAB sum
CDR PS
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ + +
+
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ +
+
=
For NRT RABs pre-emption is not possible
As the formula is based on active fail counters is means in this case that when RAB drops in
CELL_PCH state that two fail counters are updated. This is taken into account in the formula (the
drops in CELL_PCH subtracted from all drops.)
Both Interactive
and Background
PS calls
SHO success rate
SHO success rate KPI (195a) is informing how many successful Active set
updates we will have compared to initial Addition/Replacement/Deletion
requests. This formula is excluding periodical reports, which might occur if
for example RNC is busy and cannot process immediately initial request.
RNC BTS
RRC: Active Set Update
Decision to
set up new RL
RRC: Measurement Report (e1a / e1c)
NBAP: Radio Link Setup Response
Start TX/RX
ALCAP:ERQ
ALCAP:ECF
RRC: Active Set Update Complete
UE
NBAP: Radio Link Setup Request for Soft Handover
NBAP: Radio Link Addition Request for Softer Handover
NBAP: Radio Link Addition Response
RNC BTS
RRC: Active Set Update
Decision to
set up new RL
RRC: Measurement Report (e1a / e1c)
NBAP: Radio Link Setup Response
Start TX/RX
ALCAP:ERQ
ALCAP:ECF
RRC: Active Set Update Complete
UE
NBAP: Radio Link Setup Request for Soft Handover
NBAP: Radio Link Addition Request for Softer Handover
NBAP: Radio Link Addition Response
REQ_ON_SHO CELL_REPL_
EQ_ON_SHO CELL_DEL_R
EQ_ON_SHO CELL_ADD_R
ES_ON_SHO SUCC_UPDAT
+
+
NUMBER OF SUCCESSFUL AS UPDATE NUMBER OF SUCCESSFUL AS UPDATE
FOR THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION FOR THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION
TOTAL NUMBER OF NOT PERIODOICAL TOTAL NUMBER OF NOT PERIODOICAL
MEASUREMENT REPORT (1A,1B,1C) MEASUREMENT REPORT (1A,1B,1C)
RECEIVED BY THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION RECEIVED BY THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION
UPDATED FOR ALL THE CELLS WITHIN AS WHEN MEAS. REPORT IS RECEIVE UPDATED FOR ALL THE CELLS WITHIN AS WHEN MEAS. REPORT IS RECEIVED D
REQ_ON_SHO CELL_REPL_
EQ_ON_SHO CELL_DEL_R
EQ_ON_SHO CELL_ADD_R
ES_ON_SHO SUCC_UPDAT
+
+
NUMBER OF SUCCESSFUL AS UPDATE NUMBER OF SUCCESSFUL AS UPDATE
FOR THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION FOR THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION
TOTAL NUMBER OF NOT PERIODOICAL TOTAL NUMBER OF NOT PERIODOICAL
MEASUREMENT REPORT (1A,1B,1C) MEASUREMENT REPORT (1A,1B,1C)
RECEIVED BY THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION RECEIVED BY THE CELL UNDER OBSERVATION
UPDATED FOR ALL THE CELLS WITHIN AS WHEN MEAS. REPORT IS RECEIVE UPDATED FOR ALL THE CELLS WITHIN AS WHEN MEAS. REPORT IS RECEIVED D
) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (
) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( * 100
_
NRT FOR SHO ON REQ DEL CELL NRT FOR SHO ON REQ REPL CELL
NRT FOR SHO ON REQ ADD CELL RT FOR SHO ON REQ DEL CELL
RT FOR SHO ON REQ REPL CELL RT FOR SHO ON REQ ADD CELL sum
NRT FOR SHO ON UPDATES SUCC RT FOR SHO ON UPDATES SUCC sum
Success SHO
+ +
+ +
+
+
=
ISHO Success Rate
Normally ISHO may fail due to missing target cell or the cell is not good
enough
coverage, interference or configuration problem
From the measurement point of view the ISHO is divided into two phases:
Inter-system measurement
Inter-system handover
The Real Time and Non Real Time Inter System HO differs in nature.
Therefore the ISHO KPI can be splitted in RT and NRT parts
In case of Multi-RAB having at least one RT RAB only RT counters are
updated and the Handover is performed using RT handover procedure

ISHO Success Rate
Example NBAP and RRC compressed mode signalling for a CS service inter-
system HO
CN
UE Node B RNC
RRC: Measurement Report
RRC: Measurement
Control
NBAP: Radio Link Reconfiguration
Prepare
NBAP: Radio Link Reconfiguration Ready
NBAP: Radio Link Reconfiguration
Commit
RRC: Physical Channel
Reconfiguration
RRC: Physical Channel Reconfiguration
Complete
NBAP: Compressed Mode
Command
RRC: Measurement
Control
NBAP: Compressed Mode
Command
RRC: Measurement
Control
RRC: Handover from UTRAN
Command
GSM BSIC
Verification
GSM RSSI
Measuremen
t
ISHO
triggering
Initial
Compressed
Mode
Configuration
RANAP: Relocation
Required
RANAP: Relocation
Command
RANAP: IU Release
Command
RANAP: IU Release
Complete
IS_HHO_Att_xx
ISHO Success Rate
KPIs for ISHO measurement started for RT and NRT (RNC_294c, RNC_295c)
KPIs for not good enough cells for RT and NRT, RNC_296a, and RNC_297a)
ISHO success rate for RT services (RNC_300c)

ISHO success rate for NRT services (RNC_301c)

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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( * 100
_ _
RT SB ATT HHO IS RT SC RSVR LB ATT HHO IS
RT LIM RES LB ATT HHO IS RT TOT PTX LB ATT HHO IS
RT TOT PRX LB ATT HHO IS CALL EMERG ATT HHO IS
RT IMS IM ATT HHO IS RT ECNO CPICH ATT HHO IS
RT RSCP CPICH ATT HHO IS RT PWR DPCH DL ATT HHO IS
RT PWR TRX UE ATT HHO IS RT Q DCH UL ATT HHO IS sum
RT SB HHO IS SUCC RT SC RSVR LB HHO IS SUCC
RT LIM RES LB HHO IS SUCC RT TOT PTX LB HHO IS SUCC
RT TOT PRX LB HHO IS SUCC CALL EMERG HHO IS SUCC
RT IMS IM HHO IS SUCC RT ECNO CPICH HHO IS SUCC
RT RSCP CPICH HHO IS SUCC RT PWR DPCH DL HHO IS SUCC
RT PWR TRX UE HHO IS SUCC RT Q DCH UL HHO IS SUCC sum
RT Success ISHO
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
=
RAS51 features;
LB Load Base HO
SB-Service Base HO
ISHO Success Rate
Inter System Hard Handover Success Ratio [%]
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( * 100
_
NRT SB ATT HHO IS RT SB ATT HHO IS
NRT SC RSVR LB ATT HHO IS RT SC RSVR LB ATT HHO IS
NRT LIM RES LB ATT HHO IS RT LIM RES LB ATT HHO IS
NRT TOT PTX LB ATT HHO IS RT TOT PTX LB ATT HHO IS
NRT TOT PRX LB ATT HHO IS RT TOT PRX LB ATT HHO IS
NRT UL CAPA LB ATT HHO IS NRT DL CAPA LB ATT HHO IS
CALL EMERG ATT HHO IS
NRT IMS IM ATT HHO IS RT IMS IM ATT HHO IS
NRT ECNO CPICH ATT HHO IS NRT RSCP CPICH ATT HHO IS
NRT PWR DPCH DL ATT HHO IS NRT PWR TRX UE ATT HHO IS
NRT Q DCH UL ATT HHO IS RT ECNO CPICH ATT HHO IS
RT RSCP CPICH ATT HHO IS RT PWR DPCH DL ATT HHO IS
RT PWR TRX UE ATT HHO IS RT Q DCH UL ATT HHO IS sum
NRT SB HHO IS SUCC RT SB HHO IS SUCC
NRT SC RSVR LB HHO IS SUCC RT SC RSVR LB HHO IS SUCC
NRT LIM RES LB HHO IS SUCC RT LIM RES LB HHO IS SUCC
NRT TOT PTX LB HHO IS SUCC RT TOT PTX LB HHO IS SUCC
NRT TOT PRX LB HHO IS SUCC RT TOT PRX LB HHO IS SUCC
NRT UL CAPA LB HHO IS SUCC NRT DL CAPA LB HHO IS SUCC
CALL EMERG HHO IS SUCC
NRT IMS IM HHO IS SUCC RT IMS IM HHO IS SUCC
NRT ECNO CPICH HHO IS SUCC NRT RSCP CPICH HHO IS SUCC
NRT PWR DPCH DL HHO IS SUCC NRT PWR TRX UE HHO IS SUCC
NRT Q DCH UL HHO IS SUCC RT ECNO CPICH HHO IS SUCC
RT RSCP CPICH HHO IS SUCC RT PWR DPCH DL HHO IS SUCC
RT PWR TRX UE HHO IS SUCC RT Q DCH UL HHO IS SUCC sum
Success ISHO
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+ +
+
+ + +
+ +
+
=
Load and Service
(RAS51)
Based ISHO Success
for both NRT and RT
Load and Service
(RAS51)
Based ISHO Attempt for
both NRT and RT
This KPI cover
both NRT and RT
ISHO success
HS-DSCH Serving Cell Change
The HS-DSCH Serving Cell Change success rate can be calculated as below

It should be noted that the KPI above is not very accurate in cell level as
denominator is incremented in the source cell (old serving cell) and numerator is
incremented in the target cell (new serving cell)
So this KPI is useful in RNC level
However in case the SCC failure rate is calculated then it is possible to find out
under which HS-DSCH serving cell plenty of SCCs are failing (but this will not tell
the cell to which the SCC is failing)
REASON OTHER STARTED SCC UPD SET ACTIVE STARTED SCC
ERROR SIR UL STARTED SCC ECNO CPICH STARTED SCC
SUCCESSFUL BTS INTER SCC SUCCESSFUL BTS INTRA SCC
100% A RNC
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
733 _
+
+ +
+
=
REASON OTHER STARTED SCC UPD SET ACTIVE STARTED SCC
ERROR SIR UL STARTED SCC ECNO CPICH STARTED SCC
HER _DUE_TO_OT SCC_FAILED _DUE_TO_AC SCC_FAILED
ANSM _DUE_TO_TR SCC_FAILED S _DUE_TO_BT SCC_FAILED _DUE_TO_UE SCC_FAILED
100% Rate Failure SCC
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
+
+ +
+
+ + +
=
SCC Example
97.00
97.40
97.80
98.20
98.60
99.00
99.40
99.80
100.20
100.60
101.00
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9
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2
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0
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2
/
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3
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/
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3
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6
/
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8
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/
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0
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8
1
0
/
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3
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8
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2
/
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2
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8
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4
/
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3
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0
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6
/
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3
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8
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/
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0
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8
2
0
/
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3
/
2
0
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8
2
2
/
0
3
/
2
0
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8
2
4
/
0
3
/
2
0
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8
2
6
/
0
3
/
2
0
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8
2
8
/
0
3
/
2
0
0
8
3
0
/
0
3
/
2
0
0
8
0
1
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
0
3
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
0
5
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
0
7
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
0
9
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
1
1
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
1
3
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
1
5
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
1
7
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
1
9
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
2
1
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
2
3
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
2
5
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
2
7
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
2
9
/
0
4
/
2
0
0
8
0
1
/
0
5
/
2
0
0
8
0
3
/
0
5
/
2
0
0
8
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
HSD_SCC_ATT/HSDPA SCC attempts HSU_SCC_ATT/HSUPA SCC attempts
RNC_733a/HSDPA Serving Cell Change Success Rate(%) RAN_KPI_0066/HSUPA Serving Cell Change Success Rate
PILOTING
RAS06 RAS06 CD1
HSDPA Data Volume and Throughput
Transferred data volume at Iub can be calculated as:

HSDPA MAC-d net throughput at BTS [kbit/s] can be calculated as:

RNC_608A =

| | Mbit
1000000
336 _TOT MAC_D_PDU M5000C7

RNC_606B =

( )
| |
| | s kbit
s 60 ation period_dur 1000
336 OWFL _DROP_BTS_ MAC_D_PDU M5000C6 - _TOT MAC_D_PDU M5000C7
/

RNC_608b =

| | Mbit
1000
S S_MACD_BIT RECEIVED_H M5000C126

HSDPA Data Volume and Throughput
The average active HS-DSCH MAC-d throughput from network perspective
calculated as the HSDPA MAC-d throughput at BTS, divided by the active HS-
DSCH time from the network perspective
The active time refers to the scheduled TTIs, i.e. when sending data
The throughput is looked at from MAC-d layer, i.e. how much MAC-d level data
the HS-DSCH is able to successfully transfer to UEs using the scheduled TTIs,
so this considers also the MAC-hs efficiency
RNC_722b [kbps] =

( )
500
SS_5) R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C74 SS_4 R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C73 SS_ R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C72
SS_2 R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C71 SS_1 R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C70 SS_0 R_DIST_CLA HS_SCCH_PW M5000C69
1000
TS HS_MACD_BI DISCARDED_ M5000C127 - S S_MACD_BIT RECEIVED_H M5000C126

|
|
.
|
\
|
+ +
+ + +
3
HSDPA Throughput Example
0.0
500.0
1000.0
1500.0
2000.0
2500.0
3000.0
3500.0
4000.0
2
9
/
0
2
/
2
0
0
8
0
2
/
0
3
/
2
0
0
8
0
4
/
0
3
/
2
0
0
8
0
6
/
0
3
/
2
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RAS06 RAS06 CD1
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions

Packet Call measurement (M1022)
A PS RAB can consist of multiple packet sessions (packet calls)
state transitions within RAB (cell_DCH, cell_FACH, cell_PCH)
New RAS06 Packet Call measurement provides accessibility/retainability of the
cell_DCH radio bearers
Packet calls starts with user plane capacity allocation (transfer from FACH/PCH,
DCH 0/0) and ends with dedicated resource release (transfer back to FACH/PCH,
DCH 0/0, RAB release, outgoing relocation, HHO, ISHO)
There are counters for the following channel combinations
Rel99 DL = DCH UL = DCH
HSDPA DL = HS-DSCH UL = DCH
HSUPA DL = HS-DSCH UL = E-DCH
There are counters for the following events
Attempts
Allocations
Channel switches
Setup failures
Normal and abnormal releases
Packet Call measurements for Optimization
Separate Packet attempts in UL/DL to see the usage for data (R99 NRT,
HSDPA, HSUPA)
HSPA increase more interference level of the network
Initial Setup fail procedure
AC failure : lack of DL power or high interference
BTS failure: lack of HW capacity
DMCU failure: lack of DSP resources in RNC
TRANS failure: lack of Iub capacity (COCO parameters)
UE failure: UE internal problem (not capability issue)
Separate Packet SSSR for R99 NRT, HSDPA and HSUPA to see the
main failure type
Reguests vs. allocations
It is possible to see whether HSPA was not allocated DL/UL, but DCH instead
(capacity issue)
Separate PS release fail for R99 NRT, HSDPA and HSUPA to see the
main failure source

Packet Call Establishment summary, after capacity
request
E-DCH
HS-DSCH
DCH
CR
Successful Setups
M1022C3 PS_ATT_HSDSCH_EDCH_INT
M1022C4 PS_ATT_HSDSCH_EDCH_BGR
M1022C5 PS_ATT_HSDSCH_DCH_INT
M1022C6 PS_ATT_HSDSCH_DCH_BGR
M1022C25 HS_D_REQ_HS_D_ALLO_INT
M1022C26 HS_D_REQ_HS_D_ALLO_BGR
M1022C29 HS_D_REQ_D_D_ALLO_INT
M1022C30 HS_D_REQ_D_D_ALLO_BGR
M1022C11 PS_SETUP_FAIL_BTS_INT
M1022C12 PS_SETUP_FAIL_BTS_BGR
M1022C9 PS_SETUP_FAIL_AC_INT
M1022C10 PS_SETUP_FAIL_AC_BGR
M1022C13 PS_SETUP_FAIL_DMCU_INT
M1022C14 PS_SETUP_FAIL_DMCU_BGR
M1022C15 PS_SETUP_FAIL_TRANS_INT
M1022C16 PS_SETUP_FAIL_TRANS_BGR
M1022C17 PS_SETUP_FAIL_UE_INT
M1022C18 PS_SETUP_FAIL_UE_BGR
M1022C19 PS_SETUP_FAIL_OTHER_INT
M1022C20 PS_SETUP_FAIL_OTHER_BGR
M1022C23 HS_E_REQ_HS_D_ALLO_INT
M1022C24 HS_E_REQ_HS_D_ALLO_BGR
Setup Failures
INCREMENTED ONLY
INCASE THE
FAILURE LEADS TO
TERMINAL STAYING
@ CELL_FACH OR
DCH0/0
M1022C7 PS_ATT_DCH_DCH_INT
M1022C8 PS_ATT_DCH_DCH_BGR
3 possibilities DL/UL:
1.HSDSCH/EDCH
2. HSDSCH/DCH
3. DCH/DCH
Initial request by AC
Can be Successful
allocation
Can be setup failure
Normal Release counters:
M1022C49 PS_REL_NORM_D_D_INT
M1022C50 PS_REL_NORM_D_D_BGR
M1022C47 PS_REL_NORM_HS_D_INT
M1022C48 PS_REL_NORM_HS_D_BGR
M1022C45 PS_REL_NORM_HS_E_INT
M1022C46 PS_REL_NORM_HS_E_BGR
are incremented in following cases:
RAB Released Normally (normal end of the call)
Transition to DCH0/0, Cell_FACH or Cell_PCH due to inactivity or low utilisation
Outgoing SRNC relocation
Inter RNC hard handover
Inter system hard handover
Packet Call Release
Release due to Pre-Emption counters:
M1022C51 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_HS_E_INT
M1022C52 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_HS_E_BGR
M1022C53 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_HS_D_INT
M1022C54 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_HS_D_BGR
M1022C55 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_D_D_INT
M1022C56 PS_REL_PRE_EMP_D_D_BGR
are incremented in case higher priority call pre-empts the existing
connection i.e. RT over NRT
Release due to RL Failure counters:
M1022C57 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_HS_E_INT
M1022C58 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_HS_E_BGR
M1022C59 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_HS_D_INT
M1022C60 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_HS_D_BGR
M1022C61 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_D_D_INT
M1022C62 PS_REL_RL_FAIL_D_D_BGR
are incremented in case RL Failure is received from BTS and cannot be
acquired back during specific time (see Dropped RAB analysis in coming
slides for further info)
Release due to Other Failure counters:
M1022C63 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_HS_E_INT
M1022C64 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_HS_E_BGR
M1022C65 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_HS_D_INT
M1022C66 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_HS_D_BGR
M1022C67 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_D_D_INT
M1022C68 PS_REL_OTH_FAIL_D_D_BGR
are incremented in case the PS allocation is released due to any other
reason expect normal, pre-emption or RL failure
Packet Call:SSSR - Rel99
Includes PS NRT traffic (Interactive & Background) but not PS RT traffic
_DCH_BGR PS_ATT_DCH M1022C8 + _DCH_INT PS_ATT_DCH M1022C7

D_ALLO_BGR D_D_REQ_D_ M1022C32 + D_ALLO_INT D_D_REQ_D_ M1022C31
100
Request in DL: DCH
Allocated in DL: DCH
Request in UL: DCH
Allocated in UL: DCH
Interactive RAB
Packet Call:SSSR - HSPA

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R SCH_DCH_BG PS_ATT_HSD M1022C6 + T SCH_DCH_IN PS_ATT_HSD M1022C5
GR SCH_EDCH_B PS_ATT_HSD M1022C4 + NT SCH_EDCH_I PS_ATT_HSD M1022C3
GR S_D_ALLO_B HS_D_REQ_H M1022C26 + NT S_D_ALLO_I HS_D_REQ_H M1022C25 +
GR S_D_ALLO_B HS_E_REQ_H M1022C24 + NT S_D_ALLO_I HS_E_REQ_H M1022C23
GR S_E_ALLO_B HS_E_REQ_H M1022C21 + NT S_E_ALLO_I HS_E_REQ_H M1022C21
e[% ] Perspectiv User from Ratio Success Setup HSDPA RNC_914a
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e[% ] Perspectiv User from Ratio Success Setup HSUPA RNC_915a
Packet Call:SSSR - HSUPA
Packet Call:SSSR - All NRT packet sessions
Formula is a combination of 3 formulas (HSUPA, HSDPA, Rel99)
Only NRT sessions included

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_DCH_BGR PS_ATT_DCH M1022C8 + _DCH_INT PS_ATT_DCH M1022C7 +
R SCH_DCH_BG PS_ATT_HSD M1022C6 T SCH_DCH_IN PS_ATT_HSD M1022C5 +
D_ALLO_BGR D_D_REQ_D_ M1022C32 + D_ALLO_INT D_D_REQ_D_ M1022C31 +
R _D_ALLO_BG HS_D_REQ_D M1022C30 + T _D_ALLO_IN HS_D_REQ_D M1022C29 +
R _D_ALLO_BG HS_E_REQ_D M1022C28 T _D_ALLO_IN HS_E_REQ_D M1022C27 +
GR S_D_ALLO_B HS_D_REQ_H M1022C26 + NT S_D_ALLO_I HS_D_REQ_H M1022C25 +
GR S_D_ALLO_B HS_E_REQ_H M1022C24 + NT S_D_ALLO_I HS_E_REQ_H M1022C23 +
[% ] Ratio Success Setup Session Packet RNC_916
100
Packet Session Success Ratio- R99
Counters for normal release includes releases due to SRNC
relocation, hard handovers etc

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RM_D_D_BGR PS_REL_NO C M RM_D_D_INT PS_REL_NO C M
_BGR H_FAIL_D_D PS_REL_OT C M _INT H_FAIL_D_D PS_REL_OT C M
BGR _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_RL C M INT _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_RL C M
_BGR H_FAIL_D_D PS_REL_OT C M _INT H_FAIL_D_D PS_REL_OT C M
BGR _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_RL C M INT _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_RL C M
[%] erspective End User P atio f rom Success R a R RNC_
50 1022 49 1022
68 1022 67 1022
62 1022 61 1022
68 1022 67 1022
62 1022 61 1022
1
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Packet Session Success Ratio- HSDPA
The HSDPA Success Ratio for Interactive and Background Services from
user perspective
This KPI is based on Packet Call Measurement
% 100
48 1022 47 1022
46 1022 45 1022
66 1022 65 1022
64 1022 63 1022
60 1022 59 1022
58 1022 57 1022
66 1022 65 1022
64 1022 63 1022
60 1022 59 1022
58 1022 57 1022
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R RM_HS_D_BG PS_REL_NO C T+ M RM_HS_D_IN PS_REL_NO C + M

R RM_HS_E_BG PS_REL_NO C T+ M RM_HS_E_IN PS_REL_NO C + M
D_BGR H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C D_INT+ M H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C + M
E_BGR H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C E_INT+ M H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C + M
_BGR _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_RL C _INT+ M _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_RL C + M
_BGR _FAIL_HS_E PS_REL_RL C _INT+ M _FAIL_HS_E PS_REL_RL C M

D_BGR H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C D_INT+ M H_FAIL_HS_ PS_REL_OT C + M
_BGR _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_RL C _INT+ M _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_RL C + M
ive r Perspect o From Use ccess Rati a HSDPA Su RNC_
Packet Session Success Ratio- HSUPA
The HSUPA Success Ratio for Interactive and Background Services from
user perspective
This KPI is based on Packet Call Measurement (M1022)
Counters for normal release includes releases due to SRNC relocation,
hard handovers etc

100%
46 1022 45 1022
64 1022 63 1022
58 1022 57 1022
64 1022 63 1022
58 1022 57 1022
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R RM_HS_E_BG PS_REL_NO C T+M RM_HS_E_IN PS_REL_NO C + M

%
ective User Persp atio From Success R a HSUPA RNC_
RAS06 Packet Session success ratio
All NRT sessions, 100 % -drop rate
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M_D_D_BGR PS_REL_NOR M1022C50 + M_D_D_INT PS_REL_NOR M1022C49 +
M_HS_D_BGR PS_REL_NOR M1022C48 + M_HS_D_INT PS_REL_NOR M1022C47 +
M_HS_E_BGR PS_REL_NOR M1022C46 + M_HS_E_INT PS_REL_NOR M1022C45 +
BGR _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_OTH M1022C68 + INT _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_OTH M1022C67 +
_BGR _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_OTH M1022C66 + _INT _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_OTH M1022C65 +
_BGR _FAIL_HS_E PS_REL_OTH M1022C64 + _INT _FAIL_HS_E PS_REL_OTH M1022C63 +
GR FAIL_D_D_B PS_REL_RL_ M1022C62 + NT FAIL_D_D_I PS_REL_RL_ M1022C61 +
BGR FAIL_HS_D_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C60 + INT FAIL_HS_D_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C59 +
BGR FAIL_HS_E_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C58 + INT FAIL_HS_E_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C57
BGR _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_OTH M1022C68 + INT _FAIL_D_D_ PS_REL_OTH M1022C67 +
_BGR _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_OTH M1022C66 + _INT _FAIL_HS_D PS_REL_OTH M1022C65 +
GR FAIL_D_D_B PS_REL_RL_ M1022C62 + NT FAIL_D_D_I PS_REL_RL_ M1022C61 +
BGR FAIL_HS_D_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C60 INT FAIL_HS_D_ PS_REL_RL_ M1022C59 +
[% ] Ratio Success Session Packet RNC_922a
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RNC_229a RAB Attempts CS Voice
RNC_930a Packet Session attempts
RNC_926a HSDPA attempts from user
perspective
RNC_616a RAB Attempts PS Interactive and
Background
RAS06 Packet Session (+HSDPA) Attempts-
examples
There could be
many sessions
during the RAB
HSDPA sessions
72-75 % from all
PS sessions
RAS06 Packet (+HSDPA) Session Setup success-
comparison to RAS5.1 KPIs
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RNC_157a RAB Setup and Access Complete
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RNC_916a Packet Session Setup Success Ratio
RNC_605a HSDPA Accessibility for NRT Traffic
from User point of View
RNC_914a HSDPA Setup Success Ratio from
user perspective
Look at HSDPA SSSR
now instead of HSDPA
accessibility
RAS06 Packet (+HSDPA) Session success-
comparison to RAS5.1 KPIs
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RNC_231c RAB Success ratio CS Voice
RNC_736a RAB Success Ratio NRT Services
from User Perspective
RNC_922a Packet Session Success Ratio
RNC_609a HSDPA Retainability for NRT Traffic
RNC_920a HSDPA Success Ratio from user
perspective
Look at HSDPA SR now
instead of HSDPA
retainability
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions

Cell Throughput Measurements
RAS05.1 counters (from Traffic measurement) gives information about the
allocated capacity for each rab type. For example:
DUR_PS_INTERA_8_DL_IN_SRNC
RAS05.1 counters from RCPM measurements (M1017) gives information
about transferred payload, but these measurements generate heavy load
on the OSS, so not suitable for daily monitoring:
RLC_AM_SDU_UL_PS_VOL
RLC_AM_SDU_DL_PS_VOL
RAS06 Cell Throughput measurement provide transferred data in "normal"
counters

Cell Throughput Measurement
The cell throughput measurement provides information on the amount of
data that is transferred from the SRNC MAC-d to the Iub interface. This
means that if the UE is in a softer handover, the counters are updated only
for one cell per BTS.
As an example, this feature enables easy monitoring of the distribution of
HSDPA and DCH throughput as well as provides statistics for HSDPA and
DCH capacity optimisation.
The amounts of data that are transferred while the RNC acts as a drift-RNC
are not included in this measurement.
Contents:
Signalling RB DCH MAC-d throughput
RT CS (AMR, Conversational and Streaming) DCH MAC-d throughput
RT PS (Streaming) DCH MAC-d throughput
NRT (Interactive and Background) DCH MAC-d throughput
NRT (Interactive and Background) HS-DSCH/E-DCH MAC-d throughput
UL/DL separation is provided

Cell Throughput Measurements for Optimization
Cell throughput measurements are more giving info about
data volume than the performance
More info about traffic split (HSPA/R99, UL/DL)
Could be useful for cell efficiency calculations
DL throughput vs. Average Cell Tx power
UL throughput vs. Average Noise Rise
Comparison to WBTS HW utilization and Iub

Cell Throughput Measurement Counters
The counter is updated at 20-second intervals, and when the
connection is released or the active set is changed, Unit is Byte
E-DCH Throughput can be measured by RNC_952a
60 ATION PERIOD_DUR 1000
8 TA_VOL SDPA_UL_DA NRT_EDCH_H M1023C10
[kbit/s] RNC at Throughput Average es - MAC HSUPA 952 _

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[kbit] RNC at Volume Data es - MAC HSUPA 931 _

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ATA_VOL HSDPA_UL_D NRT_EDCH_ C M
a RNC
HS-DSCH Throughput
8 TA_VOL HS_DSCH_DA M1023C8
[kbit/s] RNC at Throughput Average d - MAC HSDPA

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8 TA_VOL HS_DSCH_DA M1023C8
[kbit] RNC at Volume Data d - MAC SDPA

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R99 NRT Throughput DL
8 _DATA_VOL NRT_DCH_DL M1023C7
[kbit/s] RNC at Throughput Average d - MAC DL NRT R99

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8 _DATA_VOL NRT_DCH_DL M1023C7
[kbit] RNC at Volume Data d - MAC DL RT 99

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R99 NRT Throughput UL
8 _DATA_VOL NRT_DCH_UL M1023C6
[kbit/s] RNC at Throughput Average d - MAC UL NRT R99

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8 _DATA_VOL NRT_DCH_UL M1023C6
[kbit] RNC at Volume Data d - MAC UL RT 99

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Hourly Example from one Cell- High HSDPA usage
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-
0
8

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

1
6
NRT_DCH_HSDPA_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
HS_DSCH_DATA_VOL (kB)
NRT_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
NRT_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
RT_PS_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
RT_PS_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
CS_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
CS_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
SIGN_RB_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
SIGN_RB_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
250MB, this is average 555
kbits/s during hour
Hourly Example from one Cell- High NRT usage
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
7

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
7

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
7

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
8

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
8

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
8

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
0
9

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
1

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
2

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
3

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
4

1
6
NRT_DCH_HSDPA_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
HS_DSCH_DATA_VOL (kB)
NRT_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
NRT_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
RT_PS_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
RT_PS_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
CS_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (KB)
CS_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
SIGN_RB_DCH_DL_DATA_VOL (kB)
SIGN_RB_DCH_UL_DATA_VOL (kB)
NRT DL
130MB=50 min
fully used with
350 kbps
Hourly Example from one RNC- Traffic split
0
500000
1000000
1500000
2000000
2500000
3000000
3500000
4000000
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
1
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
2
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
3
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
4
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
5
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
7
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

0
9
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
1
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
2
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
3
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
4
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
5
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
6
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
7
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
8
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

1
9
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

2
0
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

2
1
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

2
2
2
0
0
8
-
0
4
-
1
0

2
3
HSDPA traffic (incl.RET, kB))
NRT traffic (KB)
Sign+CS traffic (kB)
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions

HSUPA usage (payload, throughput)
UE support
Resource usage (number of simultaneous users, channel
elements)
HSUPA call setup/release counters in detail
Mobility (cell change)
Integrity (efficiency)
HSUPA Measurement
HSUPA Call Establishment KPI
+ +
+ + +
+ + +
+ + +
+ + +
+ + +
+ + +
+ +
=
INT L_EDCH_UE_ SETUP_FAI M1002C523 BGR L_EDCH_UE_ SETUP_FAI M1002C524
NS_INT L_EDCH_TRA SETUP_FAI M1002C527 NS_BGR L_EDCH_TRA SETUP_FAI M1002C528
ER_INT L_EDCH_OTH SETUP_FAI M1002C529 ER_BGR L_EDCH_OTH SETUP_FAI M1002C530
_INT L_EDCH_BTS SETUP_FAI M1002C525 _BGR L_EDCH_BTS SETUP_FAI M1002C526
R _BTS_HW_BG UL_DCH_SEL M1002C518 T _BTS_HW_IN UL_DCH_SEL M1002C517
_USR_INT _MAX_HSUPA UL_DCH_SEL M1002C515 _USR_BGR _MAX_HSUPA UL_DCH_SEL M1002C516
_INT CANC_NA_AS EDCH_ALLO_ M1002C519 _BGR CANC_NA_AS EDCH_ALLO_ M1002C520
R SS_EDCH_BG ALLO_SUCCE M1002C532 T SS_EDCH_IN ALLO_SUCCE M1002C531
s Selection DCH - E RNC_923a
+ = H_BGR _DSCH)_EDC PS_ATT_HS M1022C4 INT DSCH_EDCH_ PS_ATT_HS M1022C3 Attempts SUPA RNC_928a H
HSUPA Establishment/Release KPIs
+ +
+
+
+
+
+
+
= +
T EDCH_UE_IN ETUP_FAIL_ 3 SM1002C52 + BGR L_EDCH_UE_ SETUP_FAI M1002C524 +
NS_INT L_EDCH_TRA SETUP_FAI M1002C527 NS_BGR L_EDCH_TRA SETUP_FAI M1002C528 +
ER_INT L_EDCH_OTH SETUP_FAI M1002C529 + ER_BGR L_EDCH_OTH SETUP_FAI M1002C530 +
_INT L_EDCH_BTS SETUP_FAI M1002C525 + _BGR L_EDCH_BTS SETUP_FAI M1002C526 +
R _BTS_HW_BG UL_DCH_SEL M1002C518 + T _BTS_HW_IN UL_DCH_SEL M1002C517 +
_USR_INT _MAX_HSUPA UL_DCH_SEL M1002C515 + _USR_BGR _MAX_HSUPA UL_DCH_SEL M1002C516 +
_INT CANC_NA_AS EDCH_ALLO_ M1002C519 + _BGR CANC_NA_AS EDCH_ALLO_ M1002C520 +
R SS_EDCH_BG ALLO_SUCCE M1002C532 + T SS_EDCH_IN ALLO_SUCCE M1002C531
R SS_EDCH_BG ALLO_SUCCE M1002C532 + T SS_EDCH_IN ALLO_SUCCE M1002C531

Traffic NRT RT for ity Accessibil Resource HSUPA RNC_913a
The accessibility of all started allocations from user point of view
Also the times that EDCH/HS-DSCH channel selection fails due to UE and the times
the EDCH/HS_DSCH would have been selected but the number of possible
EDCH/HS-DSCH users were exceeded are included in the formula
HSUPA Setup- M1022
=
e[% ] Perspectiv User from Ratio Success Setup HSUPA RNC_915a
Requested
HSDSCH+
EDCH can be
setup or not?
HSUPA Success-M1022
The HSUPA Success Ratio for Interactive and Background Services from
user perspective
This KPI is based on Packet Call Measurement (M1022)

100%
M_HS_E_BGR PS_REL_NOR M1022C46 + M_HS_E_INT PS_REL_NOR M1022C45 +

100%
e Perspectiv User From Ratio Success HSUPA RNC_921a
+
+
+

HS-DSCH & E-DCH Serving Cell Change
The E-DCH Serving Cell Change initiations can be calculated as below

The E-DCH SCC success ratio can be calculated as below
STARTED SCC EDCH M1008C239 Attemps SCC HSUPA a RNC _ _ 929 _ =
TARTED EDCH_SCC_S M1008C239
UCCESS NTER_BTS_S EDCH_SCC_I M1008C241 + UCCESS NTRA_BTS_S EDCH_SCC_I M1008C240
Rate Success Change Cell Serving HSUPA RNC_918a
=
% 100
Minimum/Maximum/Average received HSUPA power using
the average over the measurement period
Updated in 100 ms periods
HSUPA Received Power
M5000C154 HSUPA_UL_PWR_MIN
M5000C155 HSUPA_UL_PWR_MAX
M5000C156 HSUPA_UL_PWR_AVG
Content

KPI Classification
KPI definitions

RAN Reporting Suite Component

The RAN Reporting Suite Component is designed to provide information
for Service & Network Planning, Service Creation, Service & Network
Monitoring and Business Management
Predefined reports are available off-the-shelf and are grouped in various
RAN reporting categories
RAN Reporting Suite Component Rel. 4.2.2 extends the earlier release
with new reports covering RAS05.1ED: RN2.2ED WBTS3.3 & AXC C2.7
RAN Reporting Suite Component Rel. 4.3.1 extends the earlier release
with new reports covering RAS06: RN3.0, WBTS4.0 & AXC C3.0
It is running on top of NetAct OSS4.2 & OSS5.1, on regional & global
cluster.
RAN Pre-defined Reports
RAS06
1. System Program
RSRAN000: System Program
2. Capacity
RSRAN068: RNC Capacity
RSRAN066: Node B Capacity
RSRAN067: Cell Capacity
RSRAN013: NRT radio bearer PBS and OLC
3. Service Level
RSRAN073: Service Accessibility Analysis
RSRAN079: Service Retainability Analysis
RSRAN021: RAB Holding Times
RSRAN003: Service Summary
4. Traffic
RSRAN077: Cell Data Volume and Throughput at RNC
RSRAN070: Allocated Traffic Amounts (R99 + HSPA)
RSRAN071: Utilization Shares of Total Traffic Allocation
Amounts
RSRAN026: Traffic Summary
5. Mobility & Handover
RSRAN078: Active Set Size for NRT+RT Traffic
RSRAN033: HSPA Serving Cell Change
RSRAN023: Inter-system handover performance
RSRAN018: Inter-system handover reasons
RSRAN019: Inter-system hard handover per cause
RSRAN028: Soft handover
RSRAN044: IFHO adjacencies
RSRAN045: ISHO adjacencies
RSRAN028: SHO adjacencies
RSRAN047: Load based HO related resources
RSRAN048: Load based IFHO/ISHO performance
RSRAN049: Load based IFHO/ISHO triggering
RSRAN050: Service based IFHO/ISHO performance
New RAS06
RAN Pre-defined Reports
RAS06
6. Signalling
RSRAN027: NBAP Signalling
RSRAN038: RRC Signalling
7. HSPA
RSRAN039: CQI distribution
RSRAN040: MAC-hs efficiency
RSRAN041: MAC-hs retransmissions by code &
modulation usage
RSRAN074: HSPA Power Distribution
RSRAN034: HSPA Code & Modulation Usage
RSRAN051: Number of HSPA users & UE capability
RSRAN075: Channel Switching and HSPA Layering
8. Transport
RSRAN080: Iub Throughputs
RSRAN064: Iu-PS Throughputs
RSRAN069: ATM Transport
RSRAN080: Transport Resource Reservations
RSRAN081: ATM Interface Traffic Load
RSRAN082: ATM VPC Traffic Load
RSRAN082: ATM VCC Traffic Load
RSRAN072: FTM Performance
RSRAN076: FTM Packet Transport Performance
RSRAN029: Traffic on ATM layer
RSRAN030: Traffic on physical medium sub-layer
RSRAN031: Traffic on AAL5
ATM Cross Connection
AXC001: AXC Performance
AXC002: AXC Packet Transport Performance

New RAS06
Available versions of 3G RAN Reporting Suite
RAS06 version, ready for pilot May 30
Current version
System Program report
RAS06 version of System Program report available
A few differences compared to previous version:
CS voice and video usage now based on Service Level counters (M1001),
not on Traffic counters (M1002) => SHO no longer included
Two KPIs for HSDPA payload
Use rnc_608a if BTS s/w < WN4.0 and PDU size = 336 bits (15 codes
not in use)
Use rnc_608b if BTS s/w = WN4.0

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