Abstract: A method for service gap mitigation via tilt recommendation may include: identifying a candidate cell; generating boundaries of a service gap; determining a best server plot of the candidate cell; determining geo-located samples of the candidate cell; categorizing the candidate cell based on the boundaries of the service gap and at least one of the best server plot or the geo-located samples; and calculating an electronic tilt based on the categorization.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a coverage hole mitigation work order (CHMWO) created by a project work order (PWO) administrator; receiving assignment of the CHMWO from the PWO administrator to a PWO requester that is included in a geographic location of the CHMWO; receiving coverage hole optimization for the CHMWO from the PWO requester; and closing the CHMWO in response to the coverage hole optimization being validated.

Abstract: A method of identifying call muting areas includes dividing a network cluster into a plurality of grids, determining a call muting percentage of at least one first grid of the plurality of grids, determining whether the call muting percentage of the at least one first grid is greater than a predetermined call muting percentage threshold, and generating at least one call muting polygon including at least a portion of the at least one first grid based on determining that the call muting percentage of the at least one first grid is greater than the predetermined call muting percentage threshold

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for prioritizing booming cells in a wireless network by an electronic device. The method includes receiving information about a plurality of booming cells. Further, the method includes determining a priority for each booming cell of the plurality of booming cells based on a morphology factor, a PRB utilization factor, a RRC connected users factor, a booming distance, and a user density factor. Further, the method includes prioritizing the plurality of booming cells for mitigation based on the priority for each booming cell of the plurality of booming cells.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for prioritizing service gaps in a wireless network (1000) by an electronic device (100). The method includes receiving information about a plurality of service gaps. Further, the method includes determining a priority for each service gap of the plurality of service gaps based on an area factor, a morphology factor, a RSRP bad samples factor, and a user density factor of each service gap of the plurality of service gaps. Further, the method includes prioritizing the plurality of service gaps for mitigation based on the priority for each service gap of the plurality of service gaps.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for prioritizing disoriented cells in a wireless network by an electronic device. The method includes determining a morphology factor of each disoriented cell of a plurality of disoriented cells. Further, the method includes determining a cell type of each disoriented cell of the plurality of disoriented cells based on the morphology factor of each disoriented cell of the plurality of disoriented cells. Further, the method includes determining a PRB utilization of each disoriented cell of the plurality of disoriented cells. Further, the method includes determining a number of RRC connected users of each disoriented cell of the plurality of disoriented cells. Further, the method includes determining a priority for each disoriented cell of the plurality of disoriented cells based on the morphology factor, the cell type, the PRB utilization, and the RRC connected users.

Abstract: A system and a method for service gap identification is disclosed. The method comprises retrieving data on a network coverage area, dividing the network coverage area into a plurality of data sets, determining a first number of data sets of the plurality of data sets having a first number of poor coverage samples based on the retrieved data, and generating a service gap polygon based on the determined number of data sets having the first number of poor coverage samples.

Abstract: A method may include determining an area of a service gap and an area of a candidate site; multiplying the candidate site area by a predetermined percentage to determine a threshold; when the service gap area is greater than or equal to the threshold, dividing the service gap area by the candidate site area to determine a number of recommended sites; determining a centroid and a perimeter of the service gap; determining a perimeter section distance by dividing the perimeter of the service gap by the number of recommended sites; generating a new site shape based on the service gap centroid, a point on the service gap boundary, and the perimeter section distance; and determining a recommended site location based on a centroid of the new site shape.

Abstract: A method of identifying call drop areas includes dividing a network cluster into a plurality of grids, determining a call drop percentage of at least one first grid of the plurality of grids, determining whether the call drop percentage of the at least one first grid is greater than a predetermined call drop percentage threshold, and generating at least one call drop polygon including at least a portion of the at least one first grid based on determining that the call drop percentage of the at least one first grid is greater than the predetermined call drop percentage threshold.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and computer-readable recording medium for identifying new growth areas in a telecommunications network. The method includes obtaining first data from a first data source, obtaining second data from a second data source, combining the first data and the second data into third data, based on the third data, creating a grid including tiles having a first area and a first characteristic, and generating a new growth area polygon based on a number of the tiles having the first area and the first characteristic.