Final Report
Chapter 7 Outline of Scope of Works
The provider does not need to draw the cable into the subscriber’s house or install a
terminating device, modem, etc. in the house, cutting the start time for subscribers and
reducing the required workforce.
2)
Any terminal will do.
Based on IEEE 802.11x, the Wi-Fi standard offers connectivity not only via a computer
but on a smartphone or tablet.
3） It can be used anywhere.
As no cables are required for connecting, users can connect to the internet “anytime,
anywhere” by moving the Wi-Fi terminal.
LTE system to be introduced will provide data communication service, and voice
service will be served through conventional mobile service (3G) with dual terminal
system.
Table 7.1-4 Outline of LTE base station construction in three metro-cities
Category in the City
%
20
Intermediate
Area
40
Area in each category
km2
140
280
280
700
No. of NodeB
unit
315
186
114
615
site
105
62
38
205
%
15
35
50
100
Area in each category
km2
90
210
300
600
No. of NodeB
unit
204
138
123
465
site
68
46
41
155
%
20
30
50
100
Area in each category
km2
100
150
250
500
No. of NodeB
unit
222
96
102
420
No. of Base Station
(3 sector＝NodeB）
site
74
32
34
140
Yangon
Ratio of area in each category
No. of Base Station
(3 sector＝NodeB）
Nay Pyi Taw
Ratio of area in each category
No. of Base Station
(3 sector＝NodeB）
Mandalay
Ratio of area in each category
unit
City Center
Source: Prepared by Survey Team
7-19
Residential
Area
40
Total
100