In this paper, we propose a tabu search heuristic in order to solve the expansion problem (also known as update problem) of universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) networks. The expansion problem is currently being faced by several service providers. In fact, all network planners usually have to decide how to update the current infrastructure in order to meet new demand. This kind of problem is a generalization of the regular planning problem. This means that both the planning and the expansion problems can be solved with the proposed heuristic. Since the expansion problem has been shown to be NP-hard, we concentrate our effort on the development of an approximative approach based on tabu search. The computational results show tha...
Optimal expansion of medium-voltage power networks is a common issue in electrical distribution plan...
Cell planning requires transmission site selection and configuration. Because this is an NP-hard pro...
Abstract—Classical coverage models, adopted for second-gen-eration cellular systems, are not suited ...
This thesis focuses on designing automatic planning tools for the planning problem of 3rd Generation...
Cell planning problem with capacity expansion is examined in wireless communications. The problem de...
Although upper bounds on cell planning have been derived for UMTS systems, little has been done to a...
In this paper, we investigate and compare, through extensive simulation, the use of three meta-heuri...
The ultimate objective of network planning is to achieve the best performance and profitability with...
M. Tech. Electrical Engineering.This study proposes a mathematical optimisation approach which invok...
In this paper, we present a literature review on the topological planning problem of third generatio...
This paper deals with the solution of the mathematical optimisation model introduced in D4.2 for ob...
Transmission site selection and configuration for cellular networks is in general an NP-hard optimiz...
This paper presents a new approach for formulating and solving the transmission expansion planning (...
Radio planning and coverage optimization are critical issues when deploying and expanding third gene...
Large scale combinatorial problems such as the network expansion problem present an amazingly high n...
Optimal expansion of medium-voltage power networks is a common issue in electrical distribution plan...
Cell planning requires transmission site selection and configuration. Because this is an NP-hard pro...
Abstract—Classical coverage models, adopted for second-gen-eration cellular systems, are not suited ...
This thesis focuses on designing automatic planning tools for the planning problem of 3rd Generation...
Cell planning problem with capacity expansion is examined in wireless communications. The problem de...
Although upper bounds on cell planning have been derived for UMTS systems, little has been done to a...
In this paper, we investigate and compare, through extensive simulation, the use of three meta-heuri...
The ultimate objective of network planning is to achieve the best performance and profitability with...
M. Tech. Electrical Engineering.This study proposes a mathematical optimisation approach which invok...
In this paper, we present a literature review on the topological planning problem of third generatio...
This paper deals with the solution of the mathematical optimisation model introduced in D4.2 for ob...
Transmission site selection and configuration for cellular networks is in general an NP-hard optimiz...
This paper presents a new approach for formulating and solving the transmission expansion planning (...
Radio planning and coverage optimization are critical issues when deploying and expanding third gene...
Large scale combinatorial problems such as the network expansion problem present an amazingly high n...
Optimal expansion of medium-voltage power networks is a common issue in electrical distribution plan...
Cell planning requires transmission site selection and configuration. Because this is an NP-hard pro...
Abstract—Classical coverage models, adopted for second-gen-eration cellular systems, are not suited ...