Updated lte-handover-target testing documentation
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@@ -1312,8 +1312,8 @@ do the handover and the target cell where the UE should perform handover to.
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The test suite ``lte-handover-target`` verifies that the handover algorithm is
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making the right decision, in particular, in choosing the right target cell. It
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consists of several short test cases for different network topology (2x2 grid
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and 3x2 grid) and types of handover algorithm (the A2-A4-RSRQ handover algorithm
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consists of several short test cases for different network topology (2×2 grid
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and 3×2 grid) and types of handover algorithm (the A2-A4-RSRQ handover algorithm
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and the strongest cell handover algorithm).
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Each test case is a simulation of a micro-cell environment with the following
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- 1s simulation duration
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To trigger a handover, the test case "shutdowns" the source cell at +0.5s
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simulation time. This is done by setting the source cell's Tx power to a very
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low value. As a result, the handover algorithm notices that the UE deserves a
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handover and several neighbouring cells become candidates of target cell at the
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same time.
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simulation time. Figure :ref:`fig-lte-handover-target-scenario` below
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illustrates the process. This is done by setting the source cell's Tx power to
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a very low value. As a result, the handover algorithm notices that the UE
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deserves a handover and several neighbouring cells become candidates of target
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cell at the same time.
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.. _fig-lte-handover-target-scenario:
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.. figure:: figures/lte-handover-target-scenario.*
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:scale: 80 %
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:align: center
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``lte-handover-target`` test scenario in a 2×2 grid
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The test case then verifies that the handover algorithm, when faced with more
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than one options of target cells, is able to choose the right one.
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