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ITU-D D Regional Development Forum for the Americas Region: NGN and Broadband, Opportunities and Challenges Session 5 NGN and Broadband tools Ignat Stanev ITC, Bulgaria ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 1 Content of presentation NGN and Broadband Broadband in the NGN definition and structure Broadband definitions Broadband technologies Broadband customers Top level broadband domains Modeling of broadband access networks Broadband tools of ITU partners Access networks (( Access) Radio access (MULTILINK) ITU validation process for tools ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 2 1

Broadband in the Definition of the Next Generation Networks ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 3 Broadband access in the Structure of the Next Generation Networks (Application -Network Interface) (User Network Interface) (Network Network Interface) ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 4 2

What is broadband (definitions of ITU)? Recommendation I.113 of the ITU Standardization Sector defines broadband as : Transmission capacity that is faster than primary rate Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) at 1.5 or 2.0 Megabits per second (Mbits) Related to transmission speed ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 5 What is broadband (other definitions)? Broadband A general term used in reference to high-speed Internet services, including those provided through cable, DSL, and/or satellite. The term broadband refers to advanced communications systems capable of providing high-speed transmission of services such as data, voice, and video over the Internet and other networks. Transmission is provided by a wide range of technologies, including digital subscriber line and fiber optic cable, coaxial cable, wireless technology, and satellite. Broadband platforms make possible the convergence of voice, video, and data services onto a single network. Related to services and technologies ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 6 3

Broadband access technologies Main wireline technologies : Wireless landscape : xdsl HFC FTTx Other technologies : Power line SAT ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 7 Broadband access technologies Fixed broadband technologies ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 8 4

Broadband customers Mobile and Fixed broadband customer penetration ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 9 Broadband customers Growth of broadband customers by region ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 10 5

Top Level Broadband Planning Domains NGN requirements to the tools are organised by eight domains derived from planner needs and networking problems Fixed Access Planning Access radio Fixed Switching and and routing Business Planning Signaling and and control IT, IT, OSS and and Applications Broadband Core radio Transmission Guidelines for Network Planning Tools for Developing Countries and Countries with economies in transition, ITU, Geneva, 2005 ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 11 Fixed Access Planning Inputs Modular Functionalities Outputs From other Planning Tools Market Demand Forecasting To other Planning Tools From Network Access Location/Design Configuration and Assignment To Network and OSS From Technology Dimensioning and Performance To Data Bases From Data Bases From Planners Protection and Reliability Optimisation and Sensitivity Network and Equipment Costing To Planners Requirements for the fixed access domain GNPT for Developing Countries and Countries with economies in transition, ITU, Geneva, 2005 ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 12 6

Requirements related to NGN and corresponding new technologies Modeling of future NGN access network equipment, including equipment parameters, technological constraints, costs structures Extending of the forecasting models and methods due to NGN service/customer requirements Adapting of the calculation modules to the NGN access network requirements Modeling of new services and new NGN access technologies ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 13 Radio Access Planning Inputs Modular Functionalities Outputs From other Planning Tools User and Traffic Forecasting To other Planning Tools From Network Radio Access Location/Design Coverage and Interference To Network and OSS From Technology Dimensioning and Performance To Data Bases From Data Bases From Planners Protection and Reliability Optimisation and Sensitivity Network and Equipment Costing To Planners Requirements for the radio access domain GNPT for Developing Countries and Countries with economies in transition, ITU, Geneva, 2005 ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 14 7

Requirements related to NGN and corresponding new technologies Modeling of new NGN services which do not fall in the present service models and specially multimedia service types Modeling of future NGN access network equipment, including equipment parameters, technological constraints, costs structures Extending of the forecasting models and methods due to NGN service/customer requirements Adapting of the calculation modules to the NGN access network requirements Coverage calculation methods related to the new NGN access technologies ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 15 Business Planning Inputs From other Planning Tools From Network From Technology From Data Bases From Planners Modular Functionalities Business/Network/Scenario Design Market Demand Forecasting Costs, Tariffs and Revenues Capacity grow and Substitutions Financial evaluations Backward Cost Assignment Scenario s Sensitivity Outputs To other Planning Tools To Network and OSS To Data Bases To Planners Requirements for the business domain GNPT for Developing Countries and Countries with economies in transition, ITU, Geneva, 2005 ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 16 8

Requirements related to NGN and corresponding new technologies Modeling of service demands characterisation and traffics for VoIP and NGN multi-service flows Network and systems dimensioning with the multiservice NGN criteria Modeling of NGN systems with their corresponding capacities, capital costs, operational costs, lifetimes, etc. Representation of interrelations among NGN network subsystems, nodes and links Pricing of new services and costing of new NGN access technologies ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 17 Modeling of broadband access networks - services Permanent Services Model Permanent services model assumes, that the network allocates the required resources permanently. Defined by the required bandwidth, or bit rate. Compression factors (contention ratio, overbooking techniques) at the service level and at network element level are used. Real -Time CBR / VBR Services Model To model real-time data streams that require constant data rate and are sensitive to transmission delay / realtime bursty stream traffic (data rate is no longer constant). Defined by required bit rate / mean bit rate, peak bit rate, packet or cell loss ratio and traffic. Elastic Services Model Packet-switched non-real-time services. Defined by access link data rate, guaranteed bandwidth, average bandwidth at the file transfer layer, and traffic at the session layer. ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 18 9

Modeling of broadband access networks - customers Model of geographical location of customers divided in customer classes Digital maps Geo referenced and scaled zones /areas = > = > Possibility for interaction with GIS systems nodes / sites ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 19 Forecasting of broadband customers Forecasting of : Trend methods - Logistic model 1 Y Customers and penetration, YW V Point of inflection Service utilization, Service tariffs Y V (0) 0 T(0) T(0) + TW V T Number of Subscribers 250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 0 Number of Subscribers per Customer Class 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 BB_Bus BB_Res Historical data Time Evolution of BB customers Forecasted data ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 20 10

Modeling of broadband access technologies FTTH - GPON Technology chain ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 21 Design and Optimization of Broadband Access Networks Optimization of node Locations : Optimization of Service areas : E.g. optimal placement of BS E.g. optimal service areas of MSAN Combinatorial problem, not possible to check all possible solutions : Heuristic algorithms Genetic algorithms, Simulated annealing algorithms ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 22 11

Modelling of Radio access - coverage Propagation Prediction Physical models, e.g.: Free space Epstein-Peterson Empirical models, e.g.: Okumura-Hata Mixed models, e.g.: ITU-R P.370 ITU-R P.1546 Maximum Field Strength ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 23 Broadband tools of ITU partners - Fixed Access Planning Tools Fixed Access Planning Fixed Switching and and routing Signaling and and control Access radio Business Planning IT, IT, OSS and and Applications Core radio Transmission Tools of ITU partners Access ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 24 12

Fixed Network Planning Tools - Access ATM / FR IP/MPLS BRAS PE Internet HGW Home xdsl, FTTx HFC, Wireless Ethernet Switch Ethernet EoS, EoW, RPR, EoM..) VoIP Gateway Access Aggregation Core GRS 12000 PSTN Application Servers (e.g. VoD,..) Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Service Access Ethernet ATM-FR Transport IP/MPLS Server (includes distribution functionality) Switch SS7 VoIP-MM IMS Marketing Data (BSS) Network Repository (OSS) (Flat Files) ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 25 Fixed Network Planning Tools - Access VPIsystems Provides geo-market forecasting, access network design and dimensioning, and economic analysis functionality Capturing sophisticated market forecasts Selecting the best access technology for a geographic region Designing and dimensioning optimized access networks with wireline and wireless technologies Providing detailed economic analysis based on forecasts and infrastructure investments Visualizing geographic data such as area maps, customer locations and network layout ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 26 13

Broadband tools of ITU partners - Access Radio Planning Tools Fixed Access Planning Fixed Switching and and routing Signaling and and control Access radio Business Planning IT, IT, OSS and and Applications Core radio Transmission Tools of ITU partners MULTILINK ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 27 Radio tool - LStelcom MULTILINK MULTILINK is a network tool for Interactive microwave link engineering Planning of core radio network Design of radio access networks Planning wireless broadband networks Frequency allocation and coordination (ITU-R recommendations are implemented) MULTIlink could be used for case studies, as well as for the, operation and optimization of real wireless networks ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 28 14

Broadband Access Networks - process ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 29 ITU validation process for tools Purpose: Validation of Network Planning Tools for Developing Countries and Countries with economies in transition Compliance with the technical requirements specified in the ITU Guidelines for Network Planning Tools Performance of the tool in terms of size of the network and time to execute typical cases Crating of Set of real data reference networks ITU-D Forum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 25 27 November 2009 Session 5_IS - 30 15