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MOSE - A Simulation Environment for Mobile Communications Systems

Thorough analytical analysis of cellular radio networks is difficult in general. Therefore simulation environments are adequate tools to gain understanding about the behaviour of algorithms used in cellular radio networks. In this report MOSE (MObile communications System Emulator) is described. The objective has been to develop an intuitive and user-friendly environment supported by a graphical user-interface. The implemented models include time-varying communication channels, co-channel interference, time delays and constraints. Several filtering and power control algorithms are implemented, and dedicated tests facilitate comparison with respect to different aspects.