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[30/1/02 -02]The LRIC model of UK mobile network costs, developed for Oftel by Analysys, September 2001;Executive summary;Executive summary;Related documents;Executive summary;LRIC modelling is a method of calculating costs which employs a specific set of costing principles;LRIC cost modelling is supported by major regulators and other organisations;Executive summary;Oftel was required to consider a range of issues when setting interconnect prices;The models developed for Oftel by Analysys only derived the costs of mobile termination, and enabled a number of mark-up regimes to be applied;Analysys constructed the 1998 and 2001 LRIC models for Oftel;A number of areas of the model were highlighted for improvement;In order to calculate costs out to 2005/06, forecasts of the UK mobile market and associated network deployments were required;Executive summary;The costs calculated by the model developed by Analysys represent a unique implementation of LRIC theory and regulatory policy …;… but the cost modelling is still based on sound techno-economic principles;Background to the scorched node approach;The rationale for the scorched node approach;Notes re implementation in theLRIC Model of UK Mobile Network Costs;The scope and detail of the model is critical;Key inputs fall into five broad categories;The key outputs are a number of cost figures;Mark-ups;The model flow consists of six major building blocks; information flows from input, to calculation, to output …;… which are shown in brief in this section;A. Cost drivers, services and increments;B. Forecast of demand 2000–2006;1. Cost drivers and demand forecasts to network design;C. Network design;2. Network design to economic cost;D. Economic cost;3. Network design to network element costing;4. Economic cost to network element costing;E. Network element costing;5. Network element costing to service costing;F. Service costing;Executive summary;We assume four primary cost drivers;Coverage requirements are defined in term