Abstract: A method includes receiving inputs that include geo-located data collected over a period for a plurality of cells in a radio access network; mapping the geo-located data to one or more polygons displayed through a GUI on a user interface, the interference polygons being layered above a display of a geo-location; determining a dataset of each cell included in each interference polygon displayed through the GUI; determining a total number of user samples included in each interference polygon; determining a number of user samples for each cell included in each interference polygon; in response to a first cell including less than or equal to a first threshold of the total number of user samples, determining whether the first cell is an over-shooter cell; and in response to the first cell including greater than the first threshold of the total number of user samples, determining whether the first cell is misaligned.

Abstract: A method and system for identifying radio transmission links for one or more cells within a network. The method includes receiving location data with respect to a cell within the network, determining if a first line of sight is substantially clear between the cell and a first nearest radio transmitter to the cell, upon determining that the first line of sight is substantially clear between the cell and the first nearest radio transmitter to the cell, determining if the first nearest radio transmitter is a first transmission medium location, and upon determining that the first nearest radio transmitter is the first transmission medium location, creating a radio transmission link between the cell and the first nearest radio transmitter to the cell.

Abstract: A method includes receiving inputs that include geo-located data collected over a period for a plurality of cells in a radio access network; mapping the geo-located data to one or more polygons displayed through a GUI on a user interface, the interference polygons being layered above a display of a geo-location; determining a dataset of each cell included in each interference polygon displayed through the GUI; determining a total number of user samples included in each interference polygon; determining a number of user samples for each cell included in each interference polygon; in response to a first cell including less than or equal to a first threshold of the total number of user samples, determining whether the first cell is an over-shooter cell; and in response to the first cell including greater than the first threshold of the total number of user samples, determining whether the first cell is misaligned.

Abstract: A system and method of determining one or more azimuths for identified cell site locations within a cellular network. The system and method can include receiving a list of one or more first cells with respect to a network and selecting from the list one or more first cells that are geographically oriented towards a second cell. In addition, the method can include arranging the selected one or more first cells based on their network congestion. Further, the method can include calculating a first azimuth between the second cell and at least one of the arranged one or more first cells, and determining that at least one of the one or more first cells is within a first predefined range of the first azimuth.

Abstract: A system and method for identifying cell site locations within a cellular network. The method includes: receiving a list of one or more first cells with respect to a network, applying a first set of conditions with respect to the first cells; identifying the first cells that meet the first set of conditions, and placing the identified first cells within one or more first grids; designating one or more first network congestion severity identifiers to the first grids. The method can further include determining if a centroid of one or more grids within the first grids fall within a first pre-defined distance, creating one or more first tables or matrices based on the designated first network congestion severity identifiers with respect to the first grids, designating one or more second network congestion severity identifiers to the first tables or matrices.

Abstract: A method for of wireless communication, by a multi-subscription user equipment (UE) includes selecting a first subscription to receive a positioning system information broadcast (posSIB) based on a first subscription state and a second subscription state. The method also includes receiving the posSIB via the first subscription. The UE may switch from the first subscription to a second subscription to receive a subsequent posSIB, in response to the second subscription state changing and/or the first subscription state changing. The state switching may be between connected mode and inactive/idle mode, or between voice service and data service.