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5.3 Capacity Demand
5.3.1 Average Usage
For each Service Profile the following parameters have to be configured:
Minutes of Voice Call (Average Usage Y1 – Annual Variation [%]):
Allows setting the monthly average minutes of voice calls (from and to mobile)
per user. It is characterised by the monthly average minutes of voice calls at
the first year of the analysis period and by an annual variation as a
percentage of it. The annual variation has a linear model and can be either
positive (increase) or negative (decrease).
Minutes of Video Call (Average Usage Y1 – Annual Variation [%]):
Allows setting the monthly average minutes of video calls (from and to
mobile) per user. It is characterised by the monthly average minutes of video
calls at the first year of the analysis period and by an annual variation as a
percentage of it. The annual variation has a linear model and can be either
positive (increase) or negative (decrease).
Number of SMS (Average Usage Y1 – Annual Variation [%]): Allows
setting the monthly average number of SMS (from and to mobile) per user. It
is characterised by the monthly average number of SMS at the first year of the
analysis period and by an annual variation as a percentage of it. The annual
variation has a linear model and can be either positive (increase) or negative
(decrease).
Number of MMS (Average Usage Y1 – Annual Variation [%]): Allows
setting the monthly average number of MMS (from and to mobile) per user. It
is characterised by the monthly average number of MMS at the first year of
the analysis period and by an annual variation as a percentage of it. The
annual variation has a linear model and can be either positive (increase) or
negative (decrease).
Internet Traffic (Average Usage Y1 – Annual Variation [%]): Allows
setting the total monthly average Mbytes of both downloaded and uploaded
Internet data (from and to mobile) per user. It is characterised by the monthly
average Mbytes of Internet data at the first year of the analysis period and by
an annual variation as a percentage of it. The annual variation has a linear
model and can be either positive (increase) or negative (decrease).
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