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Synopsis: Ict: Communication systems: Wireless communication: Cellular network:

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Sean Oâ€ Sullivan Managing director and founder of SOSVENTURES and Carma Joe Cunningham Founder, Aldiscon, APION, Aepona, Accuris, Ammeon, ex CTO, Logica Mobile networks, Aldiscon

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mobile networks. In addition, more powerful networks are required to cope with increasing communication between computers and an increasingly automated exchange of data

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cellular networks. Capacity and spectrum limitations can impact the user experience in very important â€ and very negative â€ ways.

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cellular networks. Capacity and spectrum limitations can impact the user experience in very important â€ and very negative â€ ways.

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restrictions on mobile networks. Additionally more than 36%of users are experiencing restrictions regarding P2p on mobile networks.

Such restrictions affect access to several legal services that use P2p technology and often seem to be

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estimates that over 80 percent of new subscribers added to global mobile networks will be in Africa, the Middle

and incidentally highly profitable, mobile network. 28 Recognizing the volatility and uncertainty of income flows among low-income individuals and micro

Mobile networks. An infodev Report. WASHINGTON DC: The International Bank for reconstruction and development/The World bank 33. Ibid ï¿End Notes

Mobile networks. An infodev Report. WASHINGTON DC: The International Bank for reconstruction and development/The World bank World bank. 2007. Doing Business 2008:

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based on Global Navigation Satellite systems and Cellular networks (GNSS/CN"."The standard will provide the main technical requirement for the achievement of

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manufacturers, mobile network operators and EU Member States â€ and to facilitate the deployment of a Europe-wide

mobile networks; specifications for PSAPS, under the ITS Directive; and measures to mandate the introduction of ecall

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of both (and, for that matter, also the evolution of the mobile network) is to a significant degree fibre-based

for that matter, also the evolution of the mobile network) is to a significant degree fibre-based â Cable systems today have evolved into Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) networks that

of both (and, for that matter, also the evolution of the mobile network) is to a significant degree fibre-based

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potentials in view of the widespread use and availability of mobile networks and services. This report provides the reader with a comprehensive and critical overview of the role of big data from the

1. 6 Rural population covered by at least a 3g mobile network, 2009-2012.8 1. 7 Fibre and microwave routes, share of route kilometres (left)

5. 5 How mobile network data can track population displacements â€ an example from the 2010 Haiti earthquake...

5. 6 Leveraging mobile network data for transportation and urban planning in Sri lanka...189 5. 7 Poverty mapping in CÃ'te dâ€ Ivoire using mobile network data...

190 5. 8 Using mobile-phone data to track the creditworthiness of the unbanked...191 5. 9 Using mobile big data

and mobile networks for implementing surveys...193 List of tables 1. 1 Rural population covered by a mobile-cellular signal, 2012.4

mobile network coverage, affordable high-speed Internet services and the higher levels of skills required to make effective use of online content

Rural population covered by at least a 3g mobile network, 2009-2012 Source: Partnership (2014) based on ITU data

4 4g refers to fourth-generation mobile network or service. It is a mobile-broadband standard offering both mobility and very

mobile network. 24 Furthermore, Bhutan Telecom launched its high-speed 4g services in Thimphu Chart 2. 3:

importance of mobile networks in the region The Arab States region and in particular the GCC countries are well-connected to submarine

filled by the mobile-cellular network, which covers 93 per cent of the global population This compares with a global 3g coverage of

to calls made from mobile networks, thus confirming the shift from fixed to mobile voice International voice traffic is also predominantly

through mobile networks in 2013. Therefore some of the potential benefits of broadband as a development enabler, such as for instance

addition, the deployment of mobile networks tends to be less capital-intensive than the deployment of fixed-broadband networks, and

8 In the case of Sri lanka, the entry of Bharti Airtel as the fifth mobile network operator in the market led to an aggressive

Mobile network big data have been utilized to great effect in the area of transportation helping to measure and model peopleâ€ s

drawn on mobile network big data rather than on those from fixed-telephone operators or ISPS. Figure 5. 2 illustrates some of the similarities

that mobile network operators, as opposed to fixed-telephone operators and ISPS, produce and shows some of the additional insights, in

information that mobile networks and services generate Telecommunication data The mobile telecommunication data that operators possess can be classified into different

Mobile networks capture a range of movement and location variables to identify user location and movement patterns.

Mobile network operators can use the IMEI number to identify the specific mobile handset being used by a subscriber

damaged mobile network infrastructure is repaired as rapidly as possible Chapter 5. The role of big data for ICT monitoring and for development

One advantage of mobile networks is that even the least developed mobile network infrastructure generates passive positioning

data, which, despite its limited spatial accuracy cell ID), has great potential for transportation planning.

How mobile network data can track population displacements â€ an example from the 2010 Haiti earthquake

was produced on the basis of mobile network data to show the potential of big data in tracking population movements

Leveraging mobile network data for transportation and urban planning in Sri lanka Very similar findings between the results of an official household

also be noted that mobile network big data are one of the few big data sources (and often the only one) in developing economies that

variables derived from mobile network data to peopleâ€ s socioeconomic and income levels. The model took into account existing socioeconomic

from mobile network operators Another study, by Gutierrez, Krings and Blondel 2013), used two types of mobile network

data, namely subscriber communication data and airtime credit purchase records, to assess socioeconomic and income levels.

Poverty mapping in CÃ'te dâ€ Ivoire using mobile network data In CÃ'te dâ€ Ivoire, researchers used mobile network data

specifically communication patterns, but also airtime credit purchase records) from Orange to estimate the relative income

mobile network operators, and that the accuracy is compared high when with self-reported data. Leveraging these behavioural signatures

and mobile networks for implementing surveys An important measurement for assessing the development of the information society is the extent to which households

recently succeeded in obtaining mobile network big data, but it has taken them considerable time to build and leverage the necessary

mobile network operators monitor and forecast their revenue at the cell-tower level. Emerging research in Africa shows how reductions in

the fact that some mobile network operators choose to include the complete routing of a call

leveraging mobile network operator data for monitoring and development purposes hinges on the large coverage, close to the actual

from mobile network operators are used for syndromic surveillance, as in the case of malaria in Kenya (Wesolowski et al.

mobile network operators to understand the offered and utilized network load. 41 Erlang data are used to understand the

Mobile networks can, depending on their sophistication, capture a range of movement and location variables, which can be broadly

of relevance only to mobile networks) is location and movement data that is captured in response to a specially initiated network

mobile networks have much richer and dynamic location data CDRS, SMS detail records and Internet access records are the

Mobile network operators can use the IMEI number to identify the specific mobile handset being used by a subscriber, and

Lokanathan, S.,Silva, N. de, Kreindler, G.,Miyauchi, Y. and Dhananjaya, D. 2014), Using mobile network big data for informing

Using Cellular network Data Data for Development: Net Mobi 2013 Xia, J. 2011), The third-generation-mobile (3g) policy and deployment in China:

-cellular network. In the case of Voip, it refers to subscriptions that offer the ability to place and

via a fixed or mobile network. Household with Internet access means that the Internet is available for use by all members of the household at any

mobile network Data are obtained by countries through national household surveys and are provided either directly to ITU by national statistical offices

the Internet) via mobile-cellular networks are excluded 3. Wireless-broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants Wireless-broadband subscriptions refers to the sum

services (over a mobile network) that allow access to the greater Internet and which are purchased separately from

5 On-net refers to a call made to the same mobile network, while off-net and fixed-line refer to calls made to other

competing) mobile networks and to a fixed-telephone line, respectively 6 In some cases, it is not clear

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The IT has prioritised its research activity in target areas such as ICT, mobile networks and services and pharmaceutical science

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-forced (migration of mobile network to IPV6 Internet, IPTV moving to Internet TV etc.)) otherwise leading to segmentation and specialization per application/service

wireless, and mobile networks) and service physical infrastructures in order to pro -vide an autonomic virtual resource overlay

i e. fixed, wireless and mobile networks) and service physical infrastructures â€¢Aware and Self-aware functions:

-rent trends in telecommunications, vendors prognosticate that mobile networks will suffer an immense traffic explosion in the packet switched domain up to year 2020

-cellular network throughout pico, femtocells and relays or Wifi/Wimax interfaces also extend the radio range.

this process and set new challenges to mobile networks. Since video and related enter -tainment services seems to become dominant in terms of bandwidth usage, special

mobile networks, devices, applications and services, and significant device increase potential resulted by the tremendous number of novel subscriptions for Machine-to

future mobile networks must specify architecture optimized to maximize the end-user experience, minimize CAPEX/OPEX, energy efficiency, net

and to ensure mobile networks sustainability 3 Evolution of Flat Architectures 3. 1 Evolution of the Architecture of 3gpp Mobile networks

Fixed networks were firstly subject to similar scalability problems. The evolution of DSL access architecture has shown in the past that pushing IP routing and other func

traffic from the macro-cellular network or the H (e) Nodeb subsystems, in order to offload the network elements in the PS and EPC PS domain.

Flat mobile networks not only require novel architectural design paradigms, special network nodes and proprietary elements with peculiar functions, but also demand

mechanisms in current wireless and mobile networks anchor the user traffic relatively far from usersâ€ location.

in mobile networks. In: Proc. of PIMRCÂ€ 08, Cannes, France, pp. 1â€ 6 (2008 17. Daoud, K.,Herbelin, P.,Guillouard, K.,Crespi, N.:

a SIP-based Ultra Flat Mobile network Architecture. In: Proc. of PIMRC (Sep. 2009 18. Faigl, Z.,Bokor, L.,Neves, P.,Pereira, R.,Daoud, K.,Herbelin, P.:

mobile networks or future fixed and mobile network infrastructures One important property of the RWI which distinguishes it from the current Internet

fixed/mobile network entity (e g. Mobile Terminals, Base Station, Backhaul network entities, Core network entities: the most appropriate network entities

-tween autonomous systems 11 and mobile network convergence 10 constitute only two representative examples for typical tussle spaces

Scheme for Intermittently Connected Mobile networks. In: ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Delay-Tolerant Networking, WDTN (2005

and execute different tasks with core mobile network systems that are behind Telefã nica Software Delivery Platform (SDP.

mobile networks, as a participative tool for engaging citizens and tourists. Many ini -tiatives have been launched by cities,

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world class ICT infrastructure throughout Europe, including broadband and mobile networks to support multi-channel operations.

throughout Europe, including broadband and mobile networks, to support multi -channel operations; educating all citizens, so that they are digitally savvy-this is

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The guiding principle in the development of WITÂ€ s research environment has been the prioritisation of its research activities in critical areas (most notably ICT/mobile networks and services and pharmaceutical science)

The prioritised areas of ICT (mobile networks and services) and pharmaceutical and molecular biotechnology research have developed into large-scale research centres of international reputation and with a strong interdisciplinary focus.

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including mobile network coverage, international Internet bandwidth, secure Internet servers, and electricity production) as well as the accessibility of digital content

having achieved full mobile network coverage last year its international Internet bandwidth capacity improves significantly to reach 77th place.

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