CN106993299B - Method and device for positioning optimal direction angle of antenna - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a method and a device for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna, wherein the method comprises the following steps: acquiring not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of a base station; calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna; taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval; acquiring a direction angle interval to which an MR sampling point or an MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs; and positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna. The antenna direction angle is more accurately positioned, the optimal direction angle of the antenna can be positioned, and a large amount of human, financial and material resources are saved.
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Technical Field
The embodiment of the invention relates to the technical field of communication, in particular to a method and a device for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna.
Background
The direction angle, the downward inclination angle, the longitude and latitude and other relevant engineering parameters of the cellular base station of the antenna are key data influencing the network coverage and the quality, and particularly whether the direction angle of the antenna is accurate or not is the basis for developing network optimization and ensuring and improving the network coverage and the quality.
The existing antenna direction angle positioning method is mainly that a tower worker carries instruments such as an angle instrument and the like to a site for positioning, or a traditional triangle positioning method is adopted.
therefore, the existing manual positioning method for the antenna direction angle wastes a large amount of resources of human, financial and material resources, the traditional triangulation method cannot accurately position the antenna direction angle due to inaccurate antenna data of the original base station, and a positioning method for the antenna optimal direction angle does not exist in the prior art.
Disclosure of Invention
the embodiment of the invention provides a method for positioning an optimal antenna direction angle, which solves the technical problems that a large amount of human, financial and material resources are wasted, the positioning of the antenna direction angle is not accurate enough, and the optimal antenna direction angle cannot be positioned in the positioning method of the antenna direction angle in the prior art.
The embodiment of the invention provides a method for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna, which comprises the following steps:
acquiring not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of a base station;
Calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna;
Taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval;
Acquiring a direction angle interval to which an MR sampling point or an MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs;
And positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest proportion belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna.
the embodiment of the invention provides a positioning device for an optimal direction angle of an antenna, which comprises:
The acquisition module is used for acquiring the MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data which are not less than the preset number in each cell of the base station;
The calculation module is used for calculating the distance and the direction angle between each MR sampling point or each MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna;
the statistical module is used for taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval;
the acquisition module is further used for acquiring the largest MR sampling point or the direction angle interval to which the MR grid marking point belongs;
And the positioning module is used for positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna.
The embodiment of the invention provides a method and a device for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna, wherein the method comprises the steps of obtaining not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of a base station; calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna; taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval; acquiring a direction angle interval to which an MR sampling point or an MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs; and positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna. According to the distribution condition of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points, the distribution hot points of users or services can be obtained, the optimal direction angle of the antenna is positioned in the direction angle interval which occupies the largest MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the positioned optimal direction angle can better meet the actual network requirement, the positioning of the direction angle of the antenna is more accurate, the optimal direction angle of the antenna can be positioned, and a large amount of human, financial and material resources are saved.
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fig. 1 is a flowchart of a first embodiment of a method for positioning an optimal azimuth angle of an antenna according to the present invention;
fig. 2 is a gaussian distribution diagram of MR sampling points after step 103 is executed in the first embodiment of the method for positioning an optimal azimuth of an antenna according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a second method for positioning an optimal antenna directivity angle according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a distribution diagram of four-quadrant MR sampling points centered on an antenna position according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a first positioning apparatus for an optimal azimuth angle of an antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a second positioning device for an optimal azimuth angle of an antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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in order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
It should be understood that the term "and/or" as used herein is merely one type of association that describes an associated object, meaning that three relationships may exist, e.g., a and/or B may mean: a exists alone, A and B exist simultaneously, and B exists alone. In addition, the character "/" herein generally indicates that the former and latter related objects are in an "or" relationship.
the word "if" as used herein may be interpreted as "at … …" or "when … …" or "in response to a determination" or "in response to a detection", depending on the context. Similarly, the phrases "if determined" or "if detected (a stated condition or event)" may be interpreted as "when determined" or "in response to a determination" or "when detected (a stated condition or event)" or "in response to a detection (a stated condition or event)", depending on the context.
It should be noted that the method and the apparatus for positioning the optimal azimuth of the antenna provided in the embodiment of the present invention are suitable for positioning the optimal azimuth of the antenna of the base station in a non-urban area scene.
Fig. 1 is a flowchart of a first embodiment of a method for positioning an antenna optimum azimuth according to the present invention, and as shown in fig. 1, an execution main body of the method for positioning an antenna optimum azimuth according to the present embodiment is a positioning device for an antenna optimum azimuth, and the positioning device for an antenna optimum azimuth can be integrated in a computer or a server.
Step 101, acquiring not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of the base station.
The MR grid marking points are the equalization of all MR sampling points reported by all UE in a preset grid area. The MR grid marks points reflecting the network coverage and quality conditions within the grid area. The predetermined grid area may be a grid area of 50 meters by 50 meters, 30 meters by 30 meters, or finer granularity, which is not limited in this embodiment.
In this embodiment, MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of the base station are pre-stored in the MR acquisition platform, and the MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of not less than a preset number of each cell of the base station are extracted from the MR acquisition platform. The MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data includes longitude and latitude of the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point.
the longitude and the latitude of the MR grid marking point are the longitude and the latitude of the central point of the grid.
In order to more accurately position the optimal direction angle of the antenna, the preset number is 100, and may also be 200 or 300 or a value greater than 300.
in this embodiment, the acquired MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data may be MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on an Assisted Global Positioning System (AGPS), or may also be MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on a conventional positioning method, for example, the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on a Round Trip Time (RTT) positioning method, which is not limited in this embodiment.
in this embodiment, the MR sampling point data or the MR grid marking point data may be stored in a table form, and table 1 shows the MR sampling point data.
Table 1: MR sample point data
And 102, calculating the distance and the direction angle between each MR sampling point or each MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
Specifically, in the present embodiment, the distance and the direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna can be calculated according to the longitude and latitude of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna.
In the calculation of the direction angle between the MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna, the longitude and latitude of the grid center point of the MR grid marking point are used.
And 103, taking the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and counting the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval by adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method.
The horizontal main lobe width of the antenna is any one of 30 degrees, 65 degrees, 90 degrees and 120 degrees.
specifically, in this embodiment, the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval of 0 ° to 360 ° is counted by using the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna as a span, using the preset angle as a step length, and using a gaussian distribution statistical fitting method.
the preset angle may be 5 ° or 10 °, and the like, which is not limited in this embodiment.
if the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna is 30 degrees, counting the occupation ratio of 35 MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval with 30-degree angle as span from 0 degree to 30 degree, 10-40 degree, 20-50 degree, 30-60 degree, … … degree and 340-10 degree by taking 10 degrees as step length from 0 degree.
Similarly, if the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna is 65 °, starting from 0 °, taking 10 ° as a step length, counting the occupation ratio of 34 MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval with 65 ° as a span, which is 0 ° -65 °, 10 ° -75 °, 20 ° -85 °, 30 ° -95 °, … …, 330 ° -35 °.
Similarly, if the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna is 90 °, starting from 0 °, taking 10 ° as a step length, counting the occupation ratio of 32 MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval with 90 ° as a span, from 0 ° to 90 °, from 10 ° to 100 °, from 20 ° to 110 °, from 30 ° to 120 °, from … … ° to 310 ° to 40 °.
Similarly, if the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna is 120 °, starting from 0 ° degree, taking 10 ° as a step length, counting the occupation ratio of 31 MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval with a span of 120 ° in 0 ° -120 °, 10 ° -130 °, 20 ° -140 °, 30 ° -150 °, … …, 300 ° -60 °.
the proportion of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points is the percentage of the number of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval to the total number of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points.
in this embodiment, a gaussian distribution statistical fitting method is adopted in the statistical process. Fig. 2 is a gaussian distribution diagram of the MR sampling points after step 103 is executed in the first embodiment of the method for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna according to the present invention, as shown in fig. 2, the abscissa is a direction angle statistical interval of the MR sampling points or MR grid marking points, and the ordinate is a ratio of the MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval.
It should be noted that, when the occupation ratio of the MR grid marking points is counted, all the MR sampling points in the grid are used to count the occupation ratio of the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval.
And step 104, acquiring the largest MR sampling point or the direction angle interval to which the MR grid marking point belongs.
specifically, in this embodiment, the counted occupation ratios of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval are sorted according to the magnitude sequence, and the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest occupation ratio belongs is obtained, as shown in fig. 2, the value of the vertical coordinate corresponding to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest occupation ratio belongs is the largest in the gaussian distribution map of the MR sampling points.
And 105, positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna.
In this embodiment, the specific steps of positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point occupying the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna are as follows:
The optimal direction angle of the antenna is equal to the lower limit of the direction angle interval to which the largest ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points belongs plus the horizontal main lobe width/2 of the antenna.
Taking the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna as 65 °, if the direction angle interval to which the largest MR sampling point or MR grid marking point belongs is 0 ° -65 °, the optimal direction angle of the antenna is 0 ° +65 °/2, which is 30.25 °.
In the positioning method for the optimal direction angle of the antenna provided by the embodiment, not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data is obtained in each cell of a base station; calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna; taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval; acquiring a direction angle interval to which an MR sampling point or an MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs; and positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna. According to the distribution condition of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points, the distribution hot points of users or services can be obtained, the optimal direction angle of the antenna is positioned in the direction angle interval which occupies the largest MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the positioned optimal direction angle can better meet the actual network requirement, the positioning of the direction angle of the antenna is more accurate, the optimal direction angle of the antenna can be positioned, and a large amount of human, financial and material resources are saved.
Fig. 3 is a flowchart of a second method for positioning an optimal antenna direction angle according to the present invention, and as shown in fig. 3, the method for positioning an optimal antenna direction angle according to the present embodiment is further refined in step 102 on the basis of the first method for positioning an optimal antenna direction angle according to the present invention, and further includes a step of determining a problematic antenna.
Step 301, obtaining not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of the base station.
In this embodiment, the implementation manner of step 301 is the same as the implementation manner of step 101 in the first embodiment of the positioning method for an optimal direction angle of an antenna of the present invention, and details are not repeated here.
Step 302, calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
further, in this embodiment, in step 302, calculating the distance and the direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna specifically includes:
First, the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna is calculated according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna.
Specifically, fig. 4 is a distribution diagram of four-quadrant MR sampling points centered on an antenna position in the second embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 4, in this embodiment, longitude and latitude of a corresponding antenna can be represented as: (SITE _ longitude, SITE _ landmark), the longitude and latitude in the MR sample points or the MR grid plot data are expressed as: (MR _ longitude, MR _ lane), calculating the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, as shown in formula (1):
Wherein | MRDistance | is a distance between the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
then, according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, the vertical distance or horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna is calculated.
The horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna is the length from the position of the antenna when each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point is mapped to the horizontal axis, and the vertical distance from each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point to the corresponding antenna is the length from the position of the antenna when each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point is mapped to the vertical axis.
Specifically, in this embodiment, the vertical distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna is calculated according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, which is specifically represented by formula (2).
Specifically, in this embodiment, the horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna is calculated according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, which is specifically represented by formula (3).
and finally, calculating the direction angle of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna, and the vertical distance or horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
Specifically, if (MR _ length) and (MR _ property > SITE _ property), MR _ Azimuth is 90 °, that is, if the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point longitude coincides with the antenna and the latitude is greater than the antenna latitude, the antenna direction angle is 90 °.
If (MR _ length) and (MR _ variance < sitel _ variance), MR _ Azimuth is 270 °, i.e. if the MR sample point or MR grid index point longitude coincides with the antenna and the latitude is smaller than the antenna latitude, the antenna direction angle is 270 °.
If (MR _ Azimuth) and (MR _ longitudinal > sitejongitude), MR _ Azimuth is 0 °, that is, if the MR sample point or the MR grid index point latitude coincides with the antenna and the longitude is greater than the antenna longitude, the antenna direction angle is 0 °.
if (MR _ Azimuth) and (MR _ longitude < sitejongate), MR _ Azimuth is 180 °, that is, if the MR sample point or the MR grid index point latitude coincides with the antenna and the longitude is smaller than the antenna longitude, the antenna direction angle is 180 °.
If (MR _ length > SITE _ length) and (MR _ space > SITE _ length), MR _ Azimuth is 90 ° -arccos (| MR Map_x |/| MRDistance |), i.e. if the longitude and the latitude of the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point are both greater than the longitude and the latitude of the antenna, the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point is located in the first quadrant, and the direction angle of the antenna is 90 ° -arccos (| MR Map_x |/| MRDistance |).
If (MR _ length < SITE _ length) and (MR _ property < SITE _ property), MR _ Azimuth is 270 ° -arccos (| MR Map_x |/| MRDistance |), that is, if the longitude and the latitude of the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point are both less than the longitude and the latitude of the antenna, the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point is located in the third quadrant, and the direction angle of the antenna is 270 ° -arccos (| MR Map_x |/| MRDistance |).
If (MR _ lane < sitesj _ lane) and (MR _ length > sitesj _ length), MR _ Azimuth is 90 ° + arccos (| MRMap _ x |/| MRDistance |), i.e. if the longitude of the MR sample point or MR grid marker point is greater than the antenna longitude and the latitude is less than the antenna latitude, the MR sample point or MR grid marker point is in the second quadrant, and the direction angle of the antenna is 90 ° + arccos (| MRMap _ x |/| MRDistance |).
if (MR _ space) ("SITE _ space") and (MR _ distance < SITE _ distance), "MR _ Azimuth" + arccos (| MRMap _ x |/| MRDistance |), i.e., if the longitude of the MR sampling point or the MR grid marker point is less than the antenna longitude and the latitude is greater than the antenna latitude, the MR sampling point or the MR grid marker point is located in the fourth quadrant, and the antenna direction angle is 270 ° + arccos (| MRMap _ x |/| MRDistance |).
It is understood that the antenna direction angle may also be represented by an arcsine function and | MRMap _ Y | and | MRDistance |, which will not be described herein again in this embodiment.
step 303, taking the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval.
And step 304, acquiring the largest MR sampling point or the direction angle interval to which the MR grid marking point belongs.
and 305, positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna.
In this embodiment, the implementation manners of steps 303 to 305 are the same as the implementation manners of steps 103 to 105 in the first embodiment of the positioning method for an antenna optimal azimuth of the present invention, and are not described in detail herein.
Step 306, comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem, if not, ending, otherwise, executing step 307.
Further, in this embodiment, if the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data is the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on the assisted global positioning system, the optimal direction angle of the antenna is compared with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem is determined, which specifically includes:
firstly, comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the width of a horizontal lobe of the antenna.
And then, judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna.
The basic data direction angle of the antenna is determined when the base station antenna is planned and designed, and can be acquired from a corresponding basic database. The first threshold may be set from the summary of practical applications, in this embodiment, the first threshold may be flexibly set between 20 ° and 60 ° according to the horizontal lobe width of the antenna, for example, the first threshold may be 20 ° or a certain value between 20 ° and 60 °, which is not limited in this embodiment.
specifically, in this embodiment, if | the basic data direction angle of the antenna — the optimal direction angle of the antenna | ≦ the first threshold, it indicates that there is no problem in a normal error range, and indicates that there is no problem in the actual direction angle of the antenna.
If | the basic data direction angle of the antenna-the optimal direction angle | > is equal to or larger than the horizontal lobe width of the antenna, it indicates that the antenna may be reversely connected, and belongs to a wiring error in engineering construction, and further confirmation is needed.
If the horizontal lobe width of the antenna is ≧ the basic data directional angle of the antenna-the optimal directional angle of the antenna | ≧ the first threshold value, then it is said that the actual directional angle of the antenna may be shifted too much, there are three possible results: the first result is that the actual direction angle of the antenna is consistent with the optimal direction angle of the antenna, and the direction angle of the antenna basic data in the basic database manually maintained by the background is not consistent with the actual direction angle of the antenna, so that the direction angle of the antenna basic data in the background basic database only needs to be updated; the second result is that the basic data direction angle of the antenna in the basic database is consistent with the actual antenna direction angle, but not consistent with the optimal direction angle of the antenna, the actual direction angle of the antenna needs to be adjusted to the optimal direction angle; the third result is that the longitude and latitude of the background antenna are not consistent with the actual longitude and latitude, so whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has problems or not needs to be further confirmed according to three possible situations.
It should be noted that if one of the optimal azimuth angle of the antenna and the basic data azimuth angle of the antenna is located in the first quadrant and one is located in the fourth quadrant, the basic data azimuth angle of the antenna-the optimal azimuth angle of the antenna | needs to be adjusted to: the antenna azimuth with small azimuth value + 360-azimuth value is large. The antenna direction angle with small direction angle value is positioned in the first quadrant, and the antenna direction angle with large direction angle value is positioned in the fourth quadrant. If the antenna directivity angle with a small directivity angle value can be the antenna base data directivity angle, the antenna directivity angle with a large directivity angle value is the optimum directivity angle of the antenna, and if the antenna directivity angle with a small directivity angle value can be the optimum directivity angle of the antenna, the antenna directivity angle with a large directivity angle value is the antenna base data directivity angle
further, in this embodiment, if the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data is the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data located based on the round trip time, comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and determining whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem, specifically including:
Comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna;
and judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, the second threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna.
wherein the second threshold is greater than the first threshold.
Specifically, in the present embodiment, since the error of the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data positioned based on the round trip time is greater than the error of the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on the assisted global positioning system, when it is determined whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem according to the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna is compared with the second threshold value that is greater than the first threshold value.
In this embodiment, the specific method for determining whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem based on the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point data of the round trip time positioning is similar to the specific method for determining whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem based on the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point data of the assisted global positioning system, and is not described herein again.
and 307, loading the layer of the base station engineering parameter database by using a three-dimensional map, and determining the specific problem of the actual direction angle of the antenna according to the layer of the base station engineering parameter database.
Further, in this embodiment, a *** three-dimensional map may be used to load the layer of the base station engineering parameter database, so that the specific situation of each base station antenna can be checked in the three-dimensional map, and the specific problem existing in the actual direction angle of the antenna can be further determined. For example, the specific problems may be that the antenna is reversely connected, the longitude and latitude of the antenna do not coincide with the longitude and latitude of the actual antenna, and the actual direction angle of the antenna does not coincide with the optimal direction angle.
the method for positioning the optimal direction angle of the antenna provided in this embodiment includes obtaining MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data that are not less than a preset number in each cell of a base station, calculating a distance and a direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and a corresponding antenna, taking a horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, performing statistics on a ratio of the MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval by using a gaussian distribution statistical fitting method, obtaining a direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs, positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna, comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with a basic data direction angle of the antenna, and determining whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem, if so, loading a base station engineering parameter database layer by adopting a three-dimensional map, and determining the specific problem of the actual direction angle of the antenna according to the base station engineering parameter database layer, thereby effectively eliminating the problem of the actual direction angle of the antenna, enabling the actual direction angle of the antenna to be equal to the optimal direction angle of the antenna, further improving the network coverage of the base station and effectively optimizing the network.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will understand that: all or a portion of the steps of implementing the above-described method embodiments may be performed by hardware associated with program instructions. The foregoing program may be stored in a readable storage medium. When executed, the program performs steps comprising the method embodiments described above; and the aforementioned storage medium includes: various media that can store program codes, such as ROM, RAM, magnetic or optical disks.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a first positioning device for an optimal antenna direction angle according to an embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in fig. 5, the positioning device for an optimal antenna direction angle according to the embodiment includes: the device comprises an acquisition module 51, a calculation module 52, a statistic module 53 and a positioning module 54.
The obtaining module 51 is configured to obtain MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data that are not less than a preset number for each cell of the base station. And the calculating module 52 is configured to calculate a distance and a direction angle between each MR sampling point or each MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna. And the statistical module 53 is configured to count the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval by using the horizontal main lobe width of the corresponding antenna as a span, using the preset angle as a step length, and using a gaussian distribution statistical fitting method. The obtaining module 51 is further configured to obtain a direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs. And the positioning module 54 is configured to position the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna.
The positioning device for the antenna optimum direction angle provided in this embodiment may implement the technical solution of the method embodiment shown in fig. 1, and the implementation principle and the technical effect are similar, which are not described herein again.
Fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a second positioning device for an optimal antenna direction angle according to the present invention, and as shown in fig. 6, the positioning device for an optimal antenna direction angle provided in the present embodiment further includes, on the basis of the first positioning device for an optimal antenna direction angle according to the present invention: a judging module 61, a loading module 62 and a determining module 63.
The judging module 61 is configured to compare the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judge whether there is a problem in the actual direction angle of the antenna. And a loading module 62, configured to load a base station or an antenna engineering parameter database layer by using a three-dimensional map if it is determined that the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem. And the determining module 63 is configured to determine a specific problem existing in the actual direction angle of the antenna according to the base station or the antenna engineering parameter database layer.
further, the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data is the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data based on the assisted global positioning system. Accordingly, the determining module 61 is specifically configured to: comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna; and judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, the first threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna.
Further, the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data is the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data located based on the round trip time. Accordingly, the determining module 61 is specifically configured to: comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna; judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, the second threshold value and the horizontal lobe width of the antenna; wherein the second threshold is greater than the first threshold.
Further, the calculating module 52 is specifically configured to: calculating the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude in each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna; calculating the vertical distance or the horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and the latitude in each MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point data and the longitude and the latitude of the corresponding antenna; and calculating the direction angle of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna, and the vertical distance or horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
The positioning apparatus for an optimal direction angle of an antenna provided in this embodiment may implement the technical solution of the method embodiment shown in fig. 3, and the implementation principle and the technical effect are similar, which are not described herein again.
finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, and not to limit the same; while the invention has been described in detail and with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some or all of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; and the modifications or the substitutions do not make the essence of the corresponding technical solutions depart from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.
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1. A method for positioning an optimal direction angle of an antenna, comprising:
Acquiring not less than a preset number of MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data of each cell of a base station;
calculating the distance and direction angle between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna;
Taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length, and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of MR sampling points or MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval;
acquiring a direction angle interval to which an MR sampling point or an MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs;
positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest proportion belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna;
After the positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest proportion belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna, the method further comprises the following steps:
Comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not;
if the actual direction angle of the antenna is determined to have a problem, loading a layer of a base station or an antenna engineering parameter database by adopting a three-dimensional map;
Determining the specific problem of the actual direction angle of the antenna according to the base station or the antenna engineering parameter database layer;
Wherein,
the basic data direction angle of the antenna is determined when the base station antenna is planned and designed, and can be obtained from a corresponding basic database.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data is assisted global positioning system based MR sampling point or MR grid marking point data;
Correspondingly, the comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna to judge whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem specifically includes:
Comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the width of a horizontal lobe of the antenna;
And judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the width of the horizontal lobe of the antenna.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the MR sample points or MR grid marking point data are MR sample points or MR grid marking point data located based on round trip time;
correspondingly, the comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna to judge whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem specifically includes:
Comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the width of a horizontal lobe of the antenna;
judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the width of the horizontal lobe of the antenna;
Wherein the second threshold is greater than the first threshold.
4. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the calculating of the distance and the direction angle between each MR sample point or MR grid marker point and the corresponding antenna comprises:
Calculating the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude in the data of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna;
Calculating the vertical distance or the horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and the latitude in the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point data and the longitude and the latitude of the corresponding antenna;
And calculating the direction angle of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna, and the vertical distance or horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
5. An apparatus for locating an optimum azimuth angle of an antenna, comprising:
the acquisition module is used for acquiring the MR sampling points or MR grid marking point data which are not less than the preset number in each cell of the base station;
the calculation module is used for calculating the distance and the direction angle between each MR sampling point or each MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna;
The statistical module is used for taking the width of a horizontal main lobe of a corresponding antenna as a span, taking a preset angle as a step length and adopting a Gaussian distribution statistical fitting method to perform statistics on the occupation ratio of the MR sampling points or the MR grid marking points in each direction angle interval;
the acquisition module is further used for acquiring the largest MR sampling point or the direction angle interval to which the MR grid marking point belongs;
the positioning module is used for positioning the optimal direction angle of the corresponding antenna according to the direction angle interval to which the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point with the largest ratio belongs and the horizontal main lobe width of the antenna;
Wherein, still include:
the judging module is used for comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna and judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not;
The loading module is used for loading the base station or the antenna engineering parameter database layer by adopting a three-dimensional map if the actual direction angle of the antenna is determined to have a problem;
The determining module is used for determining the specific problems of the actual direction angle of the antenna according to the base station or the antenna engineering parameter database layer;
Wherein,
The basic data direction angle of the antenna is determined when the base station antenna is planned and designed, and can be obtained from a corresponding basic database.
6. the apparatus of claim 5, wherein the MR sample points or MR grid marking point data are assisted global positioning system based MR sample points or MR grid marking point data;
Correspondingly, the determining module is specifically configured to: comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the width of a horizontal lobe of the antenna; and judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a first threshold value and the width of the horizontal lobe of the antenna.
7. the apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the MR sample points or MR grid marking point data are MR sample points or MR grid marking point data located based on round trip time;
Correspondingly, the determining module is specifically configured to: comparing the optimal direction angle of the antenna with the basic data direction angle of the antenna, and judging the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the width of a horizontal lobe of the antenna; judging whether the actual direction angle of the antenna has a problem or not according to the size relation between the absolute value of the difference between the optimal direction angle of the antenna and the basic data direction angle of the antenna, a second threshold value and the width of the horizontal lobe of the antenna; wherein the second threshold is greater than the first threshold.
8. The apparatus according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the computing module is specifically configured to:
calculating the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude in the data of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna; calculating the vertical distance or the horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and the latitude in the MR sampling point or the MR grid marking point data and the longitude and the latitude of the corresponding antenna; and calculating the direction angle of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna according to the longitude and latitude of each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point, the longitude and latitude of the corresponding antenna, the distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna, and the vertical distance or horizontal distance between each MR sampling point or MR grid marking point and the corresponding antenna.
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