Forensic Radio Survey Techniques for Cell Site Analysis (eBook)
John Wiley & Sons (Verlag)
978-1-118-92575-1 (ISBN)
Joseph Hoy is a telecoms engineer and trainer with 27 years of industry experience. He has worked extensively as a forensic cell site analyst and expert witness, contributing to many high-profile cases. He has undertaken the work of the forensic radio surveyor, capturing measurements of cellular coverage at crime scenes and other locations, and has also provided extensive training for cellular engineers, cell site analysts and forensic radio survey engineers.
This book is intended to be used as both a text book and as an aide memoire handbook by forensic radio survey engineers, particularly those working for official police agencies. The book provides a simple but detailed overview of the operation of cellular networks (GSM, UMTS and LTE, US CDMAOne/CDMA2000, amongst others). In addition, the author also provides an overview of the technical theories that underpin cellular radio systems basic radio theory and a simple explanation of the mathematical concepts that underlie measurements scales such as dB and dBm. The main part of the book, however, focuses on radio surveys, the various types of survey, the techniques employed for each survey and the considerations and potential problems that can be encountered when surveying different types of network. The final section deals with processing and interpreting the results of radio surveys and examines the information that can be gained from them.
Joseph Hoy is a telecoms engineer and trainer with 27 years of industry experience. He has worked extensively as a forensic cell site analyst and expert witness, contributing to many high-profile cases. He has undertaken the work of the forensic radio surveyor, capturing measurements of cellular coverage at crime scenes and other locations, and has also provided extensive training for cellular engineers, cell site analysts and forensic radio survey engineers.
Glossary
- 0G
- Pre-cellular radiotelephone networks
- 1G
- First Generation mobile networks
- 2G
- Second Generation mobile networks, e.g. GSM
- 2.5G
- Enhanced 2G networks, e.g. GPRS
- 2.75G
- Enhanced 2G networks, e.g. EDGE
- 3G
- Third Generation mobile networks, e.g. UMTS
- 3.5G
- Enhanced 3G networks, e.g. HSPA/HSPA+
- 3GPP
- Third Generation Partnership Project – global standards body
- 3GPP2
- 3GPP mark 2 – United States standards body
- 4G
- Fourth Generation mobile networks, e.g. LTE
- 5G
- Fifth Generation of mobile networks
- 802
- IEEE family of networking standards
- 802.11
- IEEE WiFi standards family
- 802.16
- IEEE WIMAX standards family
A
- ACC
- Access Control Class
- Active
- a 3G cell currently selected to serve a mobile device’s Connected Mode connections
- ADC
- Analogue to Digital Conversion
- AM
- Amplitude Modulation
- AMPS
- Advanced Mobile Phone System
- ANPR
- Automatic Number Plate Recognition
- ANSI
- American National Standards Institute
- ARFCN
- Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number in 2G
- ARIB
- Association of Radio Industries and Businesses
- ATIS
- Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions
- AuC
- Authentication Centre
B
- BA List
- BCCH Allocation List – neighbour cell list in 2G
- BCC
- Base Station Colour Code (part of BSIC)
- BCCH
- Broadcast Control Channel
- BER
- Bit Error Rate
- BLER
- Block Error Rate
- BSC
- Base Station Controller (in 2G)
- BSIC
- Base Station Identity Code (in 2G)
- BSID
- Base Station ID (in CDMA2000)
- BSS
- Base Station Subsystem
- BTS
- Base Transceiver Station (in 2G)
- BWA
- Broadband Wireless Access
C
- C1
- Cell Selection algorithm (in 2G)
- C2
- Cell Reselection algorithm (in 2G)
- Camp On
- To select a cell as the serving cell in Idle Mode
- CCCH
- Common Control Channel
- CCH
- Control Channel
- CCTV
- Closed Circuit Television
- CCSA
- China Communications Standards Association
- CDG
- CDMA Development Group
- CDR
- Call Detail Record
- CDMA
- Code Division Multiple Access
- CDMA2000
- 3G network type
- cdmaOne
- 2G network type
- CELL_DCH
- Cell Dedicated Channel state (in 3G)
- CELL_FACH
- Cell Forward Access Channel state (in 3G)
- CELL_PCH
- Cell Paging Channel state (in 3G)
- CGI
- Cell Global ID
- CI
- Cell ID
- CINR
- Carrier to Interference and Noise Ratio
- Connected Mode
- The state a mobile device is in when a connection has been established to a base station and traffic flow is possible
- CPICH
- Common Pilot Channel (in 3G)
- CRH
- Cell Reselection Hysteresis
- CRS
- Cell-specific Reference Signal (in 4G)
- CS
- Circuit Switched, e.g. traditional voice telephony service
- CSA
- Cell Site Analysis
- CSAS
- Cell Site Analysis Suite
- CSFB
- Circuit Switched Fallback
- CSG
- Closed Subscriber Group (for 3G/4G femtocells)
- CSP
- Cellular Service Provider
D
- DAC
- Digital to Analogue Conversion
- D-AMPS
- Digital Advanced Mobile Telephone System
- dB
- decibels
- dBm
- decibel milliwatts
- dBW
- decibel watts
- dBi
- decibel isotropic
- DC-HSPA
- Dual Carrier HSPA
- DECT
- Digital Enhanced Cordless Telephone
- Dedicated Mode
- Original term for Connected Mode used in GSM
- DCS
- Digital Communications Service
- DL
- Downlink
- DSA
- Derived Service Area
E
- E.164
- ITU international phone number standard
- E.212
- ITU network numbering (MCC + IMSI) standard
- EARFCN
- Evolved Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number (in 4G)
- Ec/Io
- Energy per chip/Interference – signal to noise ratio measurement (in 3G)
- Ec/No
- Energy per chip/noise – signal to noise ratio measure (in 3G)
- ECGI
- EUTRAN Cell Global Identifier (in 4G)
- ECM
- EPS Connection Management (in 4G)
- EDGE
- Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution, PS data for 2G networks
- E-GSM
- Extended GSM900 band
- EIR
- Equipment Identity Register
- eNB
- EUTRAN Node B (also Evolved Node B) – 4G base station
- eNB ID
- eNB Identifier
- EPC
- Evolved Packet Core (4G core network)
- EPLMN
- Equivalent PLMN
- ESN
- Electronic Serial Number
- ETSI
- European Telecoms Standards Institute
- EUTRAN
- Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (in 4G)
- EV-DO
- Evolution – Data Optimised (or Data Only)
F
- FACCH
- Fast Associated Control Channel
- F-BCCH
- Forward Broadcast Control Channel
- FCH
- Frequency Correction Channel
- FDD
- Frequency Division Duplex
- FDMA
- Frequency Division Multiple Access
- Femtocell
- A small-scale cell/base station designed to be deployed at a user’s home or office, which provides a small bubble of network service
- FM
- Frequency Modulation
- F-PCH
- Forward Paging Channel
- F-PICH
- Forward Pilot Channel
- F-SYNC
- Forward Synchronisation Channel
- FWA
- Fixed Wireless Access
G
- GERAN
- GSM/EDGE Radio Access Network
- GGSN
- Gateway GPRS Support Node
- GHz
- Gigahertz (billions of cycles per second)
- GPRS
- General Packet Radio Service, PS data for 2G networks
- GPS
- Global Positioning System
- GSM
- Global System for Mobile, 2G network type
- GSM-R
- GSM for Railways
H
- Handover
- The process of passing the active connections for a mobile device in Connected Mode from one cell/base station to another
- HF
- High Frequency
- HHO
- Hard Handover
- HLR
- Home Location Register
- HPLMN
- Home PLMN
- HSDPA
- High Speed Downlink Packet Access
- HSPA/HSPA+
- High Speed Packet Access, fast PS data for 3G networks
- HSS
- Home Subscriber Server (evolved form of HLR)
- HSUPA
- High Speed Uplink Packet Access
- Hysteresis
- A process that attempts to prevent an Idle Mode mobile device reselecting to a new cell too quickly after a previous reselection
- Hz
- hertz (cycles per second)
I
- iDEN
- Integrated Digital Enhanced Network
- Idle Mode
- The state where a mobile device is powered on and attached to a network but has no active control or traffic connections
- IEEE
- International Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- IFAST
- International Forum on ANSI-41 Standards Technology
- IMEI
- International Mobile Equipment Identifier
- IMEISV
- IMEI and Software Version number
- IMSI
- International Mobile Subscriber Identifier
- IP
- Internet Protocol
- IRAT
- Inter-Radio Access Technology
- IS
- Interim Standard
- IS54
- D-AMPS/TDMA 2G system
- IS95/A/B
- cdmaOne 2G system
- IS136
- Enhanced D-AMPS/TDMA 2G system
- IS2000
- CDMA2000 system
- ISDN
- Integrated services Digital Network
- ISHO
- Inter System Handover
- ITU
- International Telecommunications Union
K
- K
- Subscription-specific secret security key
- kHz
- kilohertz (thousands of cycles per second)
L
- LA
- Location Area (in 2G and 3G)
- LAC
- Location Area Code
- LAI
- Location Area Identifier (LAC plus country code, network code)
- LAU
- Location Area Update
- LEA
- Law Enforcement Agency
- LF
- Low Frequency
- LMDS
- Local Multipoint Distribution Service
- LOS
- Line of Sight
- LTE
- Long Term Evolution, a 4G network type
- LW
- Long Wave
M
- MAC
- Medium Access Control
- Mbps
- Megabits per second
- MCC
- Mobile Country Code, e.g. 234 for the UK
- MC-HSPA
- Multi-Carrier HSPA
- MDN
- Mobile Directory Number
- ME
- Mobile Equipment
- MEID
- Mobile Equipment ID
- MF
- Medium Frequency
- MFN
- Multi Frequency Network
- MGW
- Media Gateway
- MHz
- Megahertz (millions of cycles per second)
- MMDS
- Multi-channel Multipoint Distribution Service
- MME
- Mobility Management Entity (in 4G)
- MMS
- Multimedia Messaging Service
- MNC
- Mobile Network Code, e.g. 10 for O2 UK
- MNO
- Mobile Network Operator
- MS
- Mobile Station, a 2G mobile device
- MSC
- Mobile Switching Centre...
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 9.12.2014 |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Technik ► Elektrotechnik / Energietechnik |
| Technik ► Nachrichtentechnik | |
| Schlagworte | Analytische Chemie / Forensik • cell site analysis • Chemie • Chemistry • Communication Technology - Networks • Drahtlose Kommunikation • Electrical & Electronics Engineering • Elektrotechnik u. Elektronik • forensic radio • Forensics • Kommunikationsnetze • Mobile & Wireless Communications • radio survey |
| ISBN-10 | 1-118-92575-0 / 1118925750 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-118-92575-1 / 9781118925751 |
| Informationen gemäß Produktsicherheitsverordnung (GPSR) | |
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