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TR 36.777
Enhanced LTE support for Aerial Vehicles

V15.0.0 (Wzip)  2017/12  89 p.
Rapporteur:
Miss Hapsari, Wuri
NTT DOCOMO INC.

full Table of Contents for  TR 36.777  Word version:  15.0.0

0Introduction  p. 7
1Scope  p. 8
2References  p. 8
3Definitions, symbols and abbreviations  p. 10
3.1Definitions  p. 10
3.2Symbols  p. 10
3.3Abbreviations  p. 11
4Deployment scenarios for aerial vehicles  p. 11
4.1Deployment scenarios and assumptions  p. 11
4.2Channel model  p. 11
5Performance requirements and metrics  p. 11
5.1Performance requirements  p. 11
5.2Key performance indicator  p. 11
6Identified problem  p. 12
6.1General observations on UL/DL interference problem involving aerial UEs  p. 12
6.2Downlink interference on aerial UEs  p. 13
6.3Uplink interference caused by aerial UEs  p. 13
7Potential enhancements for supporting aerial vehicles  p. 14
7.1Potential enhancements for interference detection  p. 14
7.1.1General  p. 14
7.1.2UE-based solutions  p. 14
7.1.3Network-based solutions  p. 14
7.2Potential enhancements for downlink interference mitigation  p. 14
7.2.1General  p. 14
7.2.2FD-MIMO  p. 15
7.2.3Directional antenna at aerial UEs  p. 15
7.2.4Receive beamforming at aerial UEs  p. 15
7.2.5Intra-site JT CoMP  p. 15
7.2.6Coverage Extension  p. 16
7.2.7Coordinated data and control transmission  p. 16
7.3Potential enhancements for uplink interference mitigation  p. 16
7.3.1General  p. 16
7.3.2Power control-based mechanisms  p. 16
7.3.2.1UE specific fractional pathloss compensation factor  p. 16
7.3.2.2UE specific P0 parameter  p. 17
7.3.2.3Closed loop power control  p. 17
7.3.3FD-MIMO  p. 17
7.3.4Directional antennas at UE  p. 17
7.4Potential enhancements for mobility performance  p. 18
7.5Potential enhancements for aerial UE Identification  p. 18
7.5.1Airborne UE Identification  p. 18
7.5.1.1UE-based solutions  p. 18
7.5.1.2Network-based solutions  p. 18
7.5.2Aerial UE Identification based on certification/license  p. 18
8Conclusions  p. 19
AEvaluation assumptions  p. 21
A.1System Level Evaluation  p. 21
A.2Mobility Evaluation  p. 23
A.2.1Mobility Parameters  p. 23
A.2.2UE Placement and Trajectories  p. 24
A.2.3LOS/NLOS modelling  p. 25
A.2.4Time varying shadow fading  p. 25
BChannel modelling details  p. 25
B.1Fast fading models for Aerial UEs  p. 28
B.1.1Alternative 1  p. 28
B.1.2Alternative 2  p. 30
B.1.3Alternative 3  p. 31
CCalibration results and RSRP Statistics  p. 31
C.1Calibration results  p. 31
C.2Five percentile geometry results  p. 33
C.3RSRP statistics for interference detection  p. 34
DEvaluation results with baseline assumptions  p. 35
D.1DL throughput results with baseline assumptions  p. 35
D.1.1Throughput results for terrestrial UEs  p. 35
D.1.2Throughput results for aerial UEs  p. 38
D.1.3Throughput results for all UEs  p. 41
D.2UL throughput results with baseline assumptions  p. 42
D.2.1Throughput results for terrestrial UEs  p. 42
D.2.2Throughput results for aerial UEs  p. 47
D.2.3Throughput results for all UEs  p. 51
D.3UL IoT results with baseline assumptions  p. 54
D.3.1IoT results for terrestrial UEs  p. 54
D.3.2IoT results for aerial UEs  p. 56
EEvaluation results with potential enhancements in Downlink  p. 58
E.1Evaluation results for FD-MIMO  p. 58
E.2Evaluation results for directional antenna at aerial UEs  p. 60
E.3Evaluation results for receive beamforming at aerial UEs  p. 64
E.4Evaluation results for intra-site JT CoMP  p. 66
E.5Evaluation results for Coverage Extension  p. 67
E.6Evaluation results for coordinated data and control transmission  p. 68
FEvaluation results with potential enhancements in Uplink  p. 70
F.1Evaluation results for power control based mechanisms  p. 70
F.1.1Results on UE specific fractional pathloss compensation factor  p. 70
F.1.2Results on UE specific P0 parameter  p. 73
F.1.3Results on closed loop power control  p. 80
F.2Evaluation results for FD-MIMO  p. 81
F.3Evaluation results for directional antennas at UE  p. 83
GEvaluation results on reliability  p. 87
HField Trials Results on Mobility  p. 97
H.1Field Trial 1 [20]  p. 97
H.1.1Setup  p. 97
H.1.2Number of detected cells  p. 98
H.1.3Distance to detected and serving cells  p. 99
H.1.4Handover interruption time  p. 99
H.2Field Trial 2 [21]  p. 100
H.2.1Setup  p. 100
H.2.2Vertical hovering and corresponding PCI changes in rural area  p. 100
H.2.3Vertical hovering and corresponding PCI changes in suburban area  p. 101
H.3Field Trial 3 [22 and 45]  p. 102
H.3.1Setup  p. 102
H.3.2Number of detected cell and cell changes  p. 103
H.3.3Distance to serving cell and neighbor cells statistics  p. 106
H.4Field Trial 4 [56]  p. 107
H.4.1Setup  p. 107
H.4.2Number of detected cells for UMa scenario  p. 107
H.4.3Distance to serving cell  p. 108
H.4.4Average SNR values and PCI change  p. 108
H.5Field Trial 5 [19]  p. 108
H.5.1Setup  p. 108
H.5.2Number of handover success/ Failure  p. 109
H.5.3Number of detected neighbour cells and PCI changes  p. 109
H.6Field Trial 6 [46]  p. 110
H.6.1Setup  p. 110
H.6.2Number of detected cells statistics  p. 111
H.7Field Trial 7 [25, 47]  p. 111
H.7.1Setup  p. 111
H.7.2Number of detected cells statistics  p. 113
H.7.3Distance to serving and neighbor cells statistics  p. 113
H.7.4Number of PCI changes  p. 115
H.7.5Number of radio link failures  p. 116
H.8Observations from field trials on mobility  p. 116
IField Trials Results on RSRP/RSRQ and other measurements  p. 117
I.1Field Trial 1 [20 and 48]  p. 117
I.1.1Setup  p. 117
I.1.2RSRP/RSRQ distribution for serving cell  p. 117
I.1.3Distribution of uplink transmit power  p. 118
I.2Field Trial 2 [21]  p. 118
I.2.1Setup  p. 118
I.2.2RSRP, RSRQ and SINR characteristics in rural area  p. 118
I.2.3RSRP, RSRQ and SINR characteristics in suburban area  p. 119
I.3Field Trial 3 [22-24 and 45]  p. 120
I.3.1Setup  p. 120
I.3.2RSSI vs ΔRSRP  p. 120
I.3.3RSRP statistics  p. 122
I.3.4RSRQ statistics  p. 123
I.3.5RSSI statistics  p. 124
I.3.6RSRP gap statistics  p. 125
I.4Field Trial 4 [56 and 44]  p. 126
I.4.1Setup  p. 126
I.4.2RSRP characteristics  p. 126
I.4.3RS-SINR characteristics  p. 126
I.4.4PDCCH block error rate characteristics  p. 127
I.4.5Uplink data rate characteristics  p. 127
I.5Field Trial 5 [46]  p. 128
I.5.1Setup  p. 128
I.5.2RSRP gap characteristics  p. 128
I.6Field Trial 6 [47]  p. 128
I.6.1Setup  p. 128
I.6.2Serving cell RSRP and RSRQ characteristics  p. 129
I.6.3Neighbor cell RSRP and RSRQ characteristics  p. 130
I.6.4RSRP gap characteristics  p. 131
I.6.5RSSI characteristics  p. 132
I.7Observations from field trials on RSRP/RSRQ and other measurements  p. 132
JEvaluation Results on Mobility  p. 132
J.1Mobility Simulation  p. 132
J.2Simulation results for UMa  p. 133
J.2.1Introduction  p. 133
J.2.2Handover rate  p. 133
J.2.3HOF rate  p. 135
J.2.4RLF rate  p. 136
J.2.5Time in handoff  p. 138
J.2.6Time in Qout  p. 139
J.2.7Ping-Pong rate  p. 140
J.3Simulation results for RMa  p. 141
J.3.1Introduction  p. 141
J.3.2Handover rate  p. 141
J.3.3HOF rate  p. 142
J.3.4RLF rate  p. 144
J.3.5Time in handoff  p. 145
J.3.6Time in Qout  p. 146
J.3.7Ping-Pong rate  p. 147
J.4Observations on mobility performance for Aerial UEs  p. 148
$Change history  p. 149

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