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This study models 5G network coverage for cross-border transport corridors in the Baltics, addressing legal challenges and infrastructure needs. Results estimate new sites required for seamless 5G services along key routes.

Keywords:

5G coverage 5G networks connected and automated mobility cross-border

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Area of Science:

Telecommunications Engineering
Cross-border Network Planning
Wireless Communication Systems

Background:

Cross-border 5G deployment faces legal and regulatory hurdles.
Transport corridors like Via Baltica and Rail Baltica require seamless connectivity.
Existing infrastructure and spectrum allocation impact 5G service feasibility.

Purpose of the Study:

To model and plan 5G radio frequency (RF) network coverage for key Baltic transport corridors.
To identify legal, infrastructural, and spectrum requirements for cross-border 5G services.
To estimate the number of new sites and timeline for deployment.

Main Methods:

Stakeholder identification and interviews across Baltic states and Europe.
Analysis of legal acts and electronic communications regulations.
RF network modeling, including passive and active infrastructure assessment.
Spectrum analysis for 700 MHz and 3500 MHz bands.

Main Results:

Proposed 5G network requirements and infrastructure overview.
Analysis of existing and needed passive/active infrastructure for 5G.
Coverage planning results indicating the number of new sites required for uninterrupted 5G.
Estimated timeline for new site construction.

Conclusions:

Successful cross-border 5G deployment requires addressing legal frameworks and infrastructure gaps.
RF network modeling provides a roadmap for expanding 5G to critical transport corridors.
Strategic site planning and spectrum utilization are key to achieving seamless cross-border 5G services.