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adjustment overly difficult. Hence, we define RTP types. Each RTP is then assigned a type value form
which it receives its financial values from this type.
Thus, we define a list of RTP types as follows:
RTPType{
TYPE_ID = 0
CapEx=[0]
OpEx=[0]
}
RTPType{
TYPE_ID = 1
CapEx=[200]
OpEx=[20,
15,
12, 10]
}
Again, the ‘RTPType’ name is followed by chain brackets that fully define each type. The ID is a
unique positive integer identifier, and is followed by the financial information. In this case, we could
consider type 0 to be a self-install system, whereas type 1 is an ISP-installed mast mounting.
2.1.5 RTP List
The next file to describe is the RTP list:
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3148
18.3
6 3298
16.5
103 4333
35.6
42 1221
41.0
15 5634
57.1
23 3244
85.6
12 3148
87.6
2125
0
2954
1
3559
1
3591
0
3716
0
4269
2
4300
0
Here, the columns are:
• A unique positive integer associated with the RTP
• X co-ordinate in metres from some defined origin
• Y co-ordinate
• Z co-ordinate
• RTP Type identifier
Note that all values must be defined for all RTP, and that the ordering of RTP within the file is
unimportant.
2.1.6 User Type List
In a similar fashion to the list of RTP types, we define a list of User types to allow for quicker scenario
manipulation. An example is shown below:
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