11.2. Generic Data Types
This part will introduce the column headers in csv file.
Column Header |
Data Content and Format |
CellName |
Cell name. Text string. Less than 128 characters |
Longitude |
Longitude. Float String, which is between –180.0 ... 180.0 |
Latitude |
Latitude. Float String, which is between -90.0 … 90 |
Azimuth |
Azimuth of a cell. Integer string, which is between 0…360 |
CellID |
GSM, WCDMA&TDSCDMA: Cell Identity. Integer String, Equal to the 16-bit C-Id in 3GPP 25.401, section 6.1.5. The 28-bit Cell Identity (“UC-Id” in 3GPP) is a concatenation of RNC_ID and CI. |
ECellID |
LTE: ECI, E-UTRAN Cell Identifier. Integer String, Used to identify a cell uniquely within a PLMN. Length: 28 bits. Contains the eNodeB Identifier (eNB-ID) and can address from 1 up to 256 cells per eNodeB, depending on the length of the eNB-ID. 3GPP 36.300, section 8.2 |
CPI |
TDSCDMA, Cell Parameter ID. Integer String, 0 …511 |
PCI |
LTE PCI, Physical Channel Identity, Integer String, 0…511 |
PSC |
Primary downlink scrambling code to be used in the cell. Integer(0 … 511), Integer String, |
UARFCN |
WCDMA and TD-SCDMA, UARFCN, downlink. Integer String, Integer 0 … 65536 |
ARFCN |
Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number. Integer String, Integer 0…1023 |
EARFCN |
EUTRA-ARFCN, downlink. Integer String, Integer 0 … 70000 |
Channel |
The CDMA RF channel number. Integer String, Integer 0…1023 |
PN |
Pilot Number. Integer String, Integer 0…511 |
Note: the csv file should be in utf-8 formats for some South East Asian double byte languages. Please use the notepad or other word tools to save the .csv file into UTF-8 formats.