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network topology

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1. Efficiency factors may consist of evaluations of different network topology and architecture, of depreciation techniques, of technology used or planned for use in the network.
2. It is a matter for the NRA to decide what constitutes a terminating segment depending on the network topology specific to their national market.
3. ‘wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs)’ shall mean broadband radio systems that allow wireless access for public and private applications disregarding the underlying network topology.
4. When preparing day-ahead network operation, the TSOs shall exchange information with neighbouring TSOs, including their forecast network topology, the availability and forecasted production of generation units, and load flows in order to optimise the use of the overall network through operational measures in compliance with the rules for secure network operation.
5. This view is confirmed by OFCOM in particular, which pointed out that the average value of a route kilometre of a fibre network can be very different according to the characteristics of the network to which it belongs and that BT's core network topology is likely to be very different to that of a backbone operator catering for the corporate market.
6. The Dutch authorities argue that the feasibility of the planned investment costs are further underpinned by the topology and the characteristics of the geographic area where the network is deployed: the areas concerned in Amsterdam have a high population density and many newly built or renovated and multi-household buildings that help to reduce the costs of the deployment of the network per household.
7. Efficiency factors may consist of evaluations of different network topology and architecture, of depreciation techniques, of technology used or planned for use in the network. 4. It is recommended that notified operators required to report accounting separation provide a profit and loss statement and statement of capital employed for each of the regulatory reporting entities (based on the relevant markets and services).
8. Therefore the fact of whether an SMP operator deploys a point-to-multipoint or point-to-point network topology should not as such affect the choice of remedies, keeping in mind the availability of new unbundling technologies to deal with potential technical problems in this respect.
9. When preparing day-ahead grid operation, the TSOs shall exchange information with neighbouring TSOs, including their forecast grid topology, the availability and forecasted production of generation units, and load flows in order to optimise the use of the overall network through operational measures in compliance with the rules for secure grid operation.
10. NRAs should use their powers under Article 5 of Directive 2002/21/EC to ensure that the SMP operator provides all information necessary for designing appropriate regulatory remedies in the transition to NGAs, such as information on planned changes to its network topology or on availability of ducts.
11. The supply of wholesale leased lines and leased line part circuits is included in the market of wholesale terminating segments of leased lines and for sufficient line lengths also in the market for wholesale trunk segments of leased lines referred to in Recommendation 2003/311/EC; the NRA will decide what constitutes a terminating segment depending on the network topology specific to their national market.
12. The supply of leased lines part circuits is included in the market of wholesale terminating segments of leased lines and for sufficient line lengths also in the market for wholesale trunk segments of leased lines referred to in the Recommendation of the Commission of 11 February 2003. It is a matter for the NRA to decide what constitutes a terminating segment depending on the network topology specific to their national market.