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Cell File - Fileformat - Nemo PDF
File Format
Version 1.12
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Revision 1.12.00 Last Edited November 2010
1 GENERAL STRUCTURE.................................................................................................................. 5
2 PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 MANDATORY CELL PARAMETERS ....................................................................................... 5
The first row of the file contains the keywords that define the order of the parameters in the following
lines. Keywords are separated with semicolon or tabulator character.
Other rows in the file contain the cell definitions. Each line describes one cell and contains a set of
parameters describing the cell as well as the site in which the cell resides. For both site and cell
information, there are both mandatory parameters and optional parameters. Site and cell parameters
are separated with semicolon or tabulator character.
The file format supports three data types: integer, float and string. Integer type is defined as a numeric
value without dot character. Float type is defined as a numeric value with dot character. String type is
defined as a set of any printable ASCII characters except semicolon.
2 PARAMETERS
Decimal degrees (DD) express latitude and longitude geographic coordinates as decimal fractions and
are used in many Geographic Information Systems (GIS), web mapping applications such as Google
Maps, and GPS devices. Decimal degrees are an alternative to using degrees, minutes, and seconds
(DMS). As with latitude and longitude, the values are bounded by ±90° and ±180° each.
Positive latitudes are north of the equator, negative latitudes are south of the equator. Positive
longitudes are east of Prime Meridian, negative longitudes are west of the Prime Meridian. Latitude
and longitude are usually expressed in that sequence, latitude before longitude.
2.2 OPTIONAL CELL PARAMETERS
Parameter Keyword Type Description
Antenna HEIGHT Integer Values range from 0 to 1000
Height
Antenna Tilt TILT Float Values range from -90 to 90.
Antenna Beam BEAM Integer Values range from 1 to 360
Width
Cell Range RANGE Integer Cell range in meters.
Cell Type TYPE String NORMAL or REPEATER
Neighbor Cell NCELL_n String Unique identifier of the neighbor n.
Name
User-defined User- String Text
column name defined
name
2.3 AMPS CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;SAT;CID;DIR
AMPS;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;140;1;11503;45
AMPS;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;410;2;11501;90
AMPS;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;201;3;11504;230
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the serving cell based on the following algorithm.
• Matching Channel + SAT
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.4 GSM CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;CID;LAC;DIR;NCELL_1;NCELL_2;NCELL_3
GSM;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;64;1;12500;65231;0;NEMO1;NEMO2;NEMO3
GSM;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;41;1;12501; 65231;90;NEMO5;NEMO6;NEMO7
GSM;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;2;1;12502; 65231;45;NEMO8;NEMO9;NEMO10
2.4.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the serving cell and neighbor cells based on the
following algorithm.
• Matching CellId + LAC
• Matching CellId + BCCH
• Matching BCCH Channel + BSIC (also for neighbor list and missing neighbors)
• Matching BCCH Channel (also for neighbor list and missing neighbors)
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.5 CDMA CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;PN;CH;DIR
CDMA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;171;150;90
CDMA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;272;150;55
2.5.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the active set and neighbor set cells based on
the following algorithm.
• Matching Channel + Pilot
• Matching Pilot
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.6 UMTS CELL PARAMETERS
∇ Note that Cell ID must be given either with 28- bit (CID) or 16-bit format (CID_16) combined
with 12- bit RNC ID (RNCID).
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the active set and monitored set cells based on
the following algorithm.
• Matching Cell ID
• Matching Carrier + SCR (also for neighbor list and missing neighbors)
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.7 TETRA CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;LAC;CH;BAND;DIR
TETRA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;3652;124;3;90
TETRA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;3613;125;3;45
TETRA;Site Name 1;65.056053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;3622;68;3;0
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the serving cell and neighbor cells based on the
following algorithm.
• Matching Channel + LAC + Band
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.8 TD-SCDMA CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;CID;CPID;DIR
TDSCDMA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;10120;;;96;0
TDSCDMA;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;10120;;;2;30
TDSCDMA;Site Name 1;65.056053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;10120;;;4;90
2.8.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the active set and monitored set cells based on
the following algorithm.
• Matching Cell ID (16 bit)
• Matching Carrier + Cell Parameters Id (also for neighbor list)
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.9 WIMAX CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;FREQ;PI;DIR;BSID
WIMAX;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;2550.000;67;90;03:0f:21:00:02:72
WIMAX;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;2550.000;68;180;03:0f:21:00:02:73
WIMAX;Site Name 1;65.056053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;2550.000;69;270; 03:0f:21:00:02:74
2.9.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the serving cell and neighbor cells based on the
following algorithm.
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, closest cell is selected. The cell is matched
only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.10 EV-DO CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;PN;CH;DIR
EVDO;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;171;150;90
EVDO;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;272;150;55
2.10.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the active set and neighbor set cells based on
the following algorithm.
• Matching Channel + Pilot
• Matching Pilot
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, the closest cell is selected. The cell is
matched only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).
2.11 LTE CELL PARAMETERS
Example:
SYSTEM;SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;CID;PCI;DIR;NCELL_1;NCELL_2;NCELL_3
LTE;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 1;65535;26842545;96;0;NEMO1;NEMO2;NEMO3
LTE;Site Name 1;65.066053;25.458366;Cell Name 2;65535;26841545;2;0;NEMO4;NEMO5;NEMO6
LTE;Site Name 1;65.056053;25.458366;Cell Name 3;65535;26844545;4;90;NEMO7;NEMO8;NEMO9
2.11.3 CELL SEARCH METHOD
Lines are drawn from the current location on a map to the active set and monitored set cells based on
the following algorithm.
∇ Note that if multiple matching cells are found, the closest cell is selected. The cell is
matched only if distance is less than 50 km (31 miles).