Measuring Mobile Broadband Networks in Europe



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Measuring Mobile Broadband Networks in Europe Andra Lutu Simula Research Laboratory RIPE71 Plenary @ Bucharest, RO EU H2020 Project Partners: Simula(coordinator), Celerway(Norway), Telenor(Norway), IMDEA (Spain), KaU(Sweden), NET1(Sweden), POLITO(Italy), Nextworks(Italy) Budget: 6.5M

MONROE Vision Who can benefit? Study Case: MBB Coverage in Norway

MONROE Vision Who can benefit? Study Case: MBB Coverage in Norway

Mobile Broadband (MBB) Networks The popularity of mobile devices combined with high- capacity 3G and 4G mobile networks, has radically changed the way most people access and use the Internet.

RaMng of MBB Networks in Europe ObjecMve data on the performance and stability of MBB Price, bandwidth, reliability and applicabon performance

MONROE Vision Design, build and operate an open, European- scale, and flexible hardware- based plaform to run experiments on operabonal 3G/4G Mobile Broadband networks with WiFi connecbvity Use the plasorm for: idenuficauon of key MBB performance parameters, thus enabling accurate, realismc, persistent and meaningful monitoring and performance assessment examinauon and evaluauon of innovamve protocols and services for MBB networks

InteracMon with Similar Projects User access and experiment scheduling through PF7 FED4FIRE CompaUble FP7 mplane architecture Builds on top of NorNet Edge CollaboraUon with WiRover Open to collaborauon with other measurement plasorms for building a unitary set of metrics that accurately describes the performance of home and mobile broadband

Coverage of MONROE Build on the exisung NorNet Edge infrastructure, consisung of 200 dedicated operauonal nodes spread across Norway Extend the Coverage to 4 European Countries (Norway, Sweden, Spain, Italy) Comparison of different configurauons, regulauons, frequencies and operator strategies in and among different countries

CapabiliMes and FuncMonality of MONROE Nodes are linux based measurement boxes : Allows kernel modificauons Different demanding applicauons Nodes on buses, trains and trucks Impact of mobility Rural vs City 3MBB operators and WiFi ExperimenUng on different access technologies Explore new ways of combining them for performance and robustness New opportuniues, i.e., 4G/WIFI handover

MONROE Vision Who can benefit? Study Case: MBB Coverage in Norway

Lowering the Barrier for External Users Experimental plasorm open to external users Open Datasets and Measurement Methodology Open tools to analyze the datasets Open access to plasorm for external users selected from upcoming open calls ExperimentaUon as a Service (EaaS) Flexible measurement nodes, allowing kernel modificauons

Who can benefit from MONROE? Regulators and society at large: (Nkom) Assess the stability and performance of MBB networks to guide regulauons and spur compeuuon Users/consumers: Make informed choices on which network provider to choose

Who can benefit from MONROE? Organiza>ons and businesses: (Nextworks, Celerway and LiveU) Assess the quality of services that depend heavily on mobile networks in their operauons

Who can benefit from MONROE? Researchers, innovators and experimenters: (All academic partners, University of Wisconsin- Madison, Celerway and Telenor) Evaluate the performance of novel applicauons or protocols in a real operauonal seang

Who can benefit from MONROE? Operators: (Telenor, NET1 and Telefonica) Test performance from the users perspecuve A good alternauve to expensive drive- tests for coverage assessing Frequency planning, more cost- efficient investments, and beder network uulizauon

Users Operators Business MBB Metrics Applications Protocols Research Regulators

MONROE Vision Who can benefit? Study Case: MBB Coverage in Norway

We propose a complete approach to coverage characterizauon ~10Mbps 2G ~kbps 4G ~100Mbps 3G Of interest for operators, regulators, end- users and businesses

Geo- referenced Dataset Data collected over 5 months (Nov. 2014 Mar. 2015) NNE metadata collected over 4 different routes: Oslo- Voss, Oslo- Stavanger, Oslo- Trondheim, Trondheim- Bodø GPS data from the Norwegian railway system with 10-15 sec granularity One run = a train trip on a given route Merge the NorNet Edge measurements with the GPS dataset to generate geo- tagged data points

Data Morphing Geographical data binning Tackle limitauons of the geo- referenced dataset Group the geo- tagged data points into 2km x 2km geographical bins Coverage Chart Mme series DistribuUon of the 4 different levels of RAT within a grid block Time series - > all the trips the train makes on every route over 5 months Coverage Chart: {2G:20%, 3G:40%, 4G:20%, nos:20%}

Coverage Chart Grid Block - - Coverage Chart: {2G:20%, 3G:40%, 4G: 20%, nos:20%} 3G 2G 4G

How can we idenmfy pa_erns in coverage? (a) Telenor (b) Netcom Bad coverage: Good coverage: Good coverage: Bad coverage: nos 3G 0 5 10 15 3G nos 0 5 10 15 20 Drive run [time] Drive run [time] Distance Grid block Grid block

Which areas have which coverage profile? Clusters of grid blocks 3G no Service a) Telenor b) Netcom

Stability of Coverage Profiles and Similarity of Runs Average Jaccard Distance 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 0 10 20 30 40 50 Number of Drive Runs Oslo Stavanger Oslo Voss Oslo Trondheim Trondheim Bodo Average Jaccard Distance 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 0 10 20 30 40 50 Number of Drive Runs Oslo Stavanger Oslo Voss Oslo Trondheim Trondheim Bodo

Current Status and Timeline Started March 1 st 2015 (will run 3 years) Currently working on System design and proof- of- concept implementauon HW selecuon - completed First Open call December 2015 Up to 150k support for experiments or extensions to the testbed (HW and SW) hdps://www.monroe- project.eu/opencalls/ Prototype implementauon is ready in March 2016 Testbed open to external users in June 2016 Testbed open to all users in March 2017

andra@simula.no hdps://www.monroe- project.eu/ Open Calls: hdps://www.monroe- project.eu/ opencalls/ First Open Call December 2015 Funding of up to 150,000 EUR for an external user

MONROE Use Cases Key MBB Metrics Network tomography Traffic analysis with Tstat Applica>on Performance Video applicabons Web services Protocol Innova>on Internet Path Support MulBpath protocols Traffic Offloading