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About the CEPT and ECO
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List of Abbreviations
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0 Executive Summary
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Quick Start in SEAMCAT
1 Introduction
2 Getting around in SEAMCAT
3 Example of running a simulation
4 Example of calculations
5 Generic module
6 Spectrum sensing and cognitive radio
7 Cellular network simulation
8 CDMA module
9 OFDMA module
9a IMT-2020 MODULE
10 Scenario
11 Event processing
12 Results
13 Library of scenario elements
14 Plugin development
15 Using digital terrain model in simulations
ANNEXES
A1 Data elements
A2 Interference calculation algorithm
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A3 Relationship between C/I, C/(I+N), (I+N)/N and I/N
A4 dRSS calculation
A5 iRSS calculation
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A6 sRSS calculation
A7 Unwanted emission mask
A8 Receiver selectivity and blocking attenuation
A9 Examples of deriving parameter values from radio standards
A10 Distribution
A11 Antenna
A12 Relative positioning
A13 Coverage and simulation radius
A14 power control function (for non CDMA only)
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A14.1 Power control in the interfering link
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A14.2 RECEIVED POWER DYNAMIC RANGE IN THE VICTIM LINK
A15 Cellular algorithms
A16 Spectrum sensing algorithm
A17 Propagation models
A18 Plugin: compilation and debugging
A19 Consistency check (examples)
A20 Debug information
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A21 Reference material and workspaces ECC/CEPT reports
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A22 dB conversion table
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A23 How to make the most of the SEAMCAT figures
A24 Example - TETRA MS interferes with the BS of the analogue FM PMR
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A25 Answers to the TETRA vs FM PMR example
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A26 List of references
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A27 Glossary
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A14 power control function (for non CDMA only)
A14 power control function (for non CDMA only)
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