Dependencies on other Base Stations Sample Clauses

Dependencies on other Base Stations. We show next the degradation profile for a base station A when a base station B fails to provide its telecommunication services (each row in the table below refers to the effect on the base sta- tion A). Table 30: Degradation profiles for the base stations with respect to unavailability of telecommuni- cation services provided by other base stations. ID Time thalf for 50% operativeness (hours) Slope k Final operative level σ A,B,min BS1 9,30 3,39 0,07 BS2 9,03 2,25 0,09 BS3 10,71 4,17 0,09 BS4 8,71 4,54 0,10 BS5 9,58 4,75 0,14 BS6 9,38 3,34 0,11 BS7 9,47 2,45 0,10 BS8 11,00 3,32 0,10 BS9 8,84 6,91 0,07 BS10 8,73 2,43 0,10 BS11 8,33 4,16 0,09 BS12 8,78 4,51 0,10 BS13 10,4 4,59 0,10 BS14 8,80 4,15 0,12 BS15 8,00 5,32 0,15 BS16 7,76 3,51 0,09 BS17 9,78 5,39 0,12 BS18 10,84 3,46 0,11 BS19 10,37 3,30 0,08 BS20 10,35 4,17 0,12 BS21 7,34 3,55 0,10 BS22 10,62 3,98 0,06 BS23 9,44 5,22 0,12 BS24 7,48 3,59 0,11 BS25 11,38 3,41 0,13 BS26 11,03 3,52 0,10 BS27 9,94 4,32 0,11 BS28 8,53 4,13 0,08 BS29 10,48 3,95 0,08 BS30 9,80 5,18 0,11 BS31 9,43 2,83 0,09 BS32 9,09 3,54 0,12 BS33 12,89 4,30 0,08 BS34 9,24 5,26 0,11 BS35 10,46 3,22 0,08
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