Method of determining interchannel spacings between predetermined cells of cellular telephony base stations

The method consists in the use of the average network traffic data and a series of measurements taken within a part of a network, along with the recording of the signals, received from all base stations within reach of a given point. The measurement area is divided into polygonal sections, relating to specific P measurements and the total area of such section represents the weight of a given measurement. Subsequently, based on the most powerful signal criterion, individual P measurements are assigned to specific network cells. Further on, the based on the differences between signal power value calculated, measurement weights and the assumed distances between channels, values of certain formulae are calculated, which then provide the basis for determination of the minimum distances between channels.