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GSM Mobility Management Using an Intelligent Network Platform Sivagnanasundaram, Suthaharan View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Queen Mary Research Online GSM mobility management using an intelligent network platform Sivagnanasundaram, Suthaharan For additional information about this publication click this link. http://qmro.qmul.ac.uk/jspui/handle/123456789/3820 Information about this research object was correct at the time of download; we occasionally make corrections to records, please therefore check the published record when citing. For more information contact [email protected] GSM MOBILITY MANAGEMENT USING AN INTELLIGENT NETWORK PLATFORM. by Suthaharan Sivagnanasundaram SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Electronic Engineering Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London December 1997. Page 1 to My Parents, Sinthuja, Shaki and Rajani Page 2 ABSTRACT The principle behind Intelligent Networks (IN) is the separation of call and bearer control from service control. This enables the rapid introduction of new services, features and the ability to offer integrated service packages thereby reducing the reliance on switch manufacturers for the provision of new services. Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) is the accepted standard for mobile communications not only in Europe, but world wide. GSM is also one of the first networks with a standardised modularised approach to its architecture. This thesis presents an architecture to integrate GSM and IN networks enabling the provision of GSM mobility services from an IN platform. The approach is to move mobility provision and management functions within a GSM network to an IN platform, so providing mobility as an IN service rather than a GSM specific service. This proposal will enable the rapid creation of mobility based value added services. Furthermore the proposed IN - GSM integration scenario can be seen as an evolutionary step towards third generation mobile system UMTS. The approach taken is to transform existing GSM mobility procedures such that they can fit the IN Service Independent Building blocks (SIB) architecture, thereby coexisting with IN SIBs on a Service Control Point. The GSM switching and radio access network is retained to enable the maximum reuse of the existing system. The thesis presents results from simulation studies carried out to compare the performance of the proposed architecture against the GSM network. Signalling protocol based simulations models were developed on ‘OPNET™’ (a general purpose simulator), for both the proposed architecture and the GSM architecture. The GSM simulation model was validated using data from Cellnet’s GSM network. Results show the comparison between the two networks under different behavior conditions and the indications are that apart from the increase in signalling load on the core network, the IN approach does not significantly degrade the performance of GSM mobility procedures. Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT...................................................................................................................3 TABLE OF CONTENTS ...............................................................................................4 LIST OF TABLES .........................................................................................................7 LIST OF FIGURES........................................................................................................8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .........................................................................................11 GLOSSARY.................................................................................................................12 1. INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................14 2. THE GSM NETWORK ...........................................................................................20 2.1 An Introduction ..................................................................................................20 2.2 Gsm Sub Systems...............................................................................................22 2.3 Signalling In Gsm...............................................................................................25 2.4 Mobile Application Part.....................................................................................27 2.5 Mobility Procedures In Gsm ..............................................................................30 2.5.1 Location Updating Procedure......................................................................30 2.5.2 Mobile Originating Calls.............................................................................34 2.5.3 Mobile Terminating Call.............................................................................36 2.5.4 Handovers in GSM......................................................................................37 2.6 Summery ............................................................................................................40 3. INTELLIGENT NETWORKS.................................................................................41 3.1 ‘Intelligent’ Networks?.......................................................................................41 3.2 Intelligent Network Conceptual Model..............................................................45 3.3 Service Plane......................................................................................................47 3.4 Global Functional Plane.....................................................................................48 3.4.1 Basic Call Process Sib.................................................................................50 3.5 Distributed Functional Plane..............................................................................51 3.6 Physical Plane.....................................................................................................51 3.7 Service Switching Function / Point....................................................................51 3.7.1 Basic Call State Model................................................................................52 3.7.2 In-Switching Manager.................................................................................54 3.7.3 Feature Interaction Manager........................................................................55 3.8 Service Control Function ...................................................................................55 3.9 Intelligent Network Application Part .................................................................57 Page 4 3.10 The Future - In?................................................................................................60 4. GSM / IN - AN INTEGRATION APPROACH.......................................................61 4.1 Motivation For Integration .................................................................................61 4.2 Gsm / In Integrated Architecture........................................................................64 4.3 Signalling In The Integrated Architecture..........................................................66 4.4 Mobile Service Switching Point.........................................................................68 4.5 Mobile Service Control Point.............................................................................74 4.5.1 Mobile Service Independent Building Blocks.............................................74 4.6 Mobile Service Data Point .................................................................................76 4.6.1 Mobile Service Data Point Temporary........................................................76 4.7 In / Gsm Mobility Procedures ............................................................................76 4.7.1 Location Updating Procedure......................................................................76 4.7.2 Gateway Msc Functionality And Mobile Call Termination........................81 4.7.3 Mobile Originating Call ..............................................................................84 4.7.4 Inter Msc Handovers ...................................................................................86 4.8 Integration Scenarios..........................................................................................88 4.8.1 Gsm - In: Integrated Approach Example.....................................................88 4.8.2 Third Generation Mobile Networks - Umts ................................................89 4.8.3 Mobile Sibs On Fixed Networks.................................................................90 5. SIMULATION MODELLING.................................................................................92 5.1 Simulation Model Of The Gsm And Gsm-In Architectures ..............................94 5.1.1 Radio Access Network ................................................................................94 5.1.2 Modelling Of Radio Access Network .........................................................95 5.1.3 Mobile Terminal..........................................................................................98 5.2 Msc And Mscp Node Models...........................................................................100 5.2.1 Database Processing..................................................................................102 5.2.2 Modelling The Ss7 Signalling Link ..........................................................102 5.3 Mobility Behaviour ..........................................................................................104
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