Part 3.2 Telecom Network Infrastructure Planning

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POST AND TELECOMMUNICATION

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

January 30, 2014Research Institute of Posts And Telecommunication1

PART 6

TYPES OF TELECOMMUNICATIONNETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

PLANNING


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TYPES OF TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK

INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

Types of telecommunication network infrastructure

planning:

Overall planning for telecommunication network infrastructure

Detailed planning for telecommunication network infrastructure

Infrastructure Planning related:

Planning for national telephone numbering

Planning for internet

Planning for national radio frequency



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OVERALL PLANNING FOR TELECOMMUNICATION

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

Define objectives of:

Scope and regions of planning,

Service quality, price

Market development

Technology development

overall development of the social economy, local



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Define the following criteria for first 5 years, 5 years and 10-

time orientation, next 20 years:The criteria per 100 inhabitants : percentage of fixed subscriber line,

fixed broadband, mobile broadband and other telecoms subscribers;

The criteria for household: percentage of household with fixed telephone,internet access;

Serviced area;

public services;

Grow rates of telecommunication services;



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Development orientation

Market Development orientation

Identify the trend of telecommunication market,

Identify the regions need to be support, prioritized

Telecommunication network Development orientation Overall structure of the network

Which types of network would be invested

Policy



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Service Development orientation

Identify types of services need to be prioritized

Identify types of services for government organizations,

Technology Development orientation Technologies, network structure

Technologies should be restricted, eliminated



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Solutions:

Legal and policy solutions

Science and technology solutions

Organizational solutionsResource solutions

Communication, acknowledgement solutions

Organization: Define the responsibilities of government,

organizations related



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DETAILED PLANNING FOR TELECOMMUNICATION


Classif ication of detailed planning for telecommunication

network inf rastructure:

Detailed planning for active telecommunication infrastructure: active

telecommunication infrastructure includes equipments, cable,

support equipments

Detailed planning for passive telecommunication infrastructure:

passive telecommunication infrastructure includes housings, poles,

antennas, construction of underground infrastructure (sewers, tanks,

trench and tunnel, ...) for installation of telecommunications

equipment.



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General requirements:

Guarantee consistent, synchronized with the planning of national

telecommunications, the local planning of socio-economic,

planning of other local infrastructures, related technical standards

and regulations

Clearly define objectives, requirements, the content, the scale of

infrastructural development, solutions, execution time of planning

and organizations performing planning.

Created on the map scaled 1/500 to -1/2000 depending on therequirements of planning.



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Periodically reviewed to adjust to fit the development of

telecommunication networks in each stage.

Cases for adjusting detailed planning

General plan for telecommunications infrastructure are adjusted;

In order to attract capital investment in telecommunications

infrastructure and other things but not making any big changes to

the development orientation of telecommunications infrastructure.

Other conditions associated



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DETAI LED PLANNI NG FOR ACTIVE

TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTUCTURE

Switching network planning:Development Orientation for switching technology

switching technology, switching network structure, services provided ...

technologies should be limited, removed, promoted

Identify the number, location and capacity planning of the new switches

Identify switches need to be replaced or moved to new technology



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DETAILED PLANNING FOR ACTIVE


Transmission network planningDevelopment Orientation for transmission technology

Technologies, network structure, services provided...

Technology should be limited, removed, promoted

Identify network structure, target transmission capacityIdentify routes, distance of cable line to develop and replace.



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DETAI LED PLANNING FOR ACTIVE


Internet Planning:

Technology orientation

Identify number of broadband internet ports for overall, number of

broadband internet ports for each region.Identify wireless internet hotspots should be developed at the

important points in the area



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DETAILED PLANNING FOR ACTIVE


Mobile network planning:

mobile technology orientation Technologies, network structure, services provided...

Technologies should be limited, removed, promoted

Identify number, location of base stations to developIdentify number and position of the base stations need to be

replaced or moved to new technology



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DETAILED PLANNING FOR PASSIVE

TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Requirements:

In addition to the General requirements, detailed planning for

the passive infrastructure must meet requirements for sharing

infrastructures between organizations, enterprises, branches, as

well as the requirement of combining socio-economicdevelopment to ensure the security, defense.

Planning for important telecommunication constructions

related to national security



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Objectives:

Identify the specific requirements for the layout and

construction of the works of important telecommunications

related to national security in order to ensure the safety of

infrastructure and information security for thetelecommunications operations;

Identify the locations or directions of lines, the scale of the

areas used to build; types and time put into use important

telecommunications constructions related to national security.



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Requirements:Meet the requirements for protection of works: security corridor,

techniques of protection and force to protect works;

Meet the requirements for fire-prevention and firefighting: fire

prevention and fire fighting system, internal roads for fire cars and

firemen;

Meet the security corridor in accordance with specifications for

works with radio stations;

Content of the planning are kept confidential in accordance with

the related law.



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Contents:

Name of work:

Function of work:

Organization who manage and exploit the work;

Location and scale of management, controlling, routing and

switching systems, as well as of broadcast radio and television

systems, including: area of land,type of land, area of construction

floor, building height (not including antenna height installed on

buildings), height of antennas installed on buildings or in the areaof construction, protection corridor;



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Locations the transmission lines passing; total length of line

passing provinces and cities; types of technical infrastructure

used for installation of telecommunication cable works: poles

for telecommunications cable separately, different types ofpole, separate technical underground constructions;

Time the works is put into use.



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Planning of public telecommunications service hotspots

Objectives:

Identify the specific requirements for the construction and layout of public

telecommunications hotspots to ensure public aesthetics, safety, ease of use

and providing telecommunications services in public places; Identify locations and sizes of public telecommunications hotspots.



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Requirements:

public telecommunications hotspots are prioritized in the terminals, bus

stations, airports, borders, commercial centers, remotes, or somewhere

difficult or impossible to deploy access networks to households and other

public places;

public telecommunications hotspots must be built in easily observed and

convenient location for users, appropriately designed to the environment,

the surrounding landscape and ensure the urban aesthetic



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Contents:

Location;

Type of public telecommunications hotspots: with staff,

without staff;

Service provider;

Scale: area of land, kind of land utilization, area of

construction floor, building height,;

Time the work is put into use



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Planning of antenna mast

Objectives:

Identify the specific requirements for the layout and construction of the

antenna mast to ensure safe operation of telecommunications networks and

protected landscapes, particularly in urban areas; Gradually restrict the construction of the bulky antenna mast, deploy the plan

of migrating from the bulky antenna masts to antenna mast ones, particularly

in urban areas.



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Requirements:

Ensure the safety, aesthetics, compliance of requirements for the design

and construction, and the technical standards and regulations related;

Height of antenna masts must meet aviation safety requirements as

prescribed by law;

Antenna systems installed on the antenna masts must be compliance with

standards and regulations on electromagnetic compatibility, radio

radiation safety;

Limit excessive use of bulky antennas in areas with high priority of

environment protection, such as main streets, central square, the

historical cultural vestiges, and other areas as prescribed; Limit columns to build large antenna height above ground.



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Contents:

Names of areas, streets and point of time to complete the conversion of

bulky antenna masts to not bulky ones;

Areas, streets where bulky antennas are allowed, or

Areas, streets where bulky antennas are not allowed for a period ofplanning.



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Planning of cable poles and technical underground

infrastructure

Objectives:

Identify the specific requirements for the layout and construction of the cable

pole, technical underground infrastructure order to ensure safety operation oftelecommunications networks and protect landscapes, particularly in urban

areas;

Gradually restrict the use of aerial cable; increase sharing of cable poles,

technical underground infrastructure,

Make plan to deploy underground cables in the planned areas



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Requirements:

Cables must be installed in underground infrastructure works which are

capable enough of housing telecommunications cables;

In areas which are incapable enough of housing telecommunications cables,

cables is allowed to be installed on electric poles, lampposts. In the absence of

electric poles, lampposts, or it is impossible to install cables on electric poles,lampposts, use of separate telecommunications cable poles is allowed;



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Planning for technical underground infrastructure works for housing

telecommunication in the new urban areas, industrial zones, export

processing zones, hi-tech parks, roads and streets newly constructed and

enlarged;

Businesses must invest, build, share common cable poles, underground

infrastructure works if the directions of their telecommunications cablingsystems are similar;

Cable poles, technical underground infrastructure must ensure safety,

aesthetics, compliance with the requirements for the design, construction

and technical standards, regulations related.



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Contents:Name of the planned area;

Name of areas, streets, roads where underground infrastructures are

mandatory, where separate cable poles are allowed, where sharing poles with

other sectors are allowed;

Type of technical infrastructure works to be used for the installation of

telecommunications cables, including: underground infrastructure works

shared with other sectors, separate telecommunications cable poles,

telecommunications cable poles shared with other sectors;



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Scale of technical infrastructure works used for installation of

telecommunications cables, including: types, maximum number of

telecommunication cables allowed in the works and the length of

the works;

Final date of cable undergroundzation.



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