Anomaly Detection in Offshore Open Radio Access Network Using Long Short-Term Memory Models on a Novel Artificial Intelligence-Driven Cloud-Native Data Platform
Abdelrahim Ahmad, Peizheng Li, Robert Piechocki, Rui Inacio
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Abstract
The radio access network (RAN) is a critical component of modern telecom
infrastructure, currently undergoing significant transformation towards
disaggregated and open architectures. These advancements are pivotal for
integrating intelligent, data-driven applications aimed at enhancing network
reliability and operational autonomy through the introduction of cognition
capabilities, exemplified by the set of enhancements proposed by the emerging
Open radio access network (O-RAN) standards. Despite its potential, the nascent
nature of O-RAN technology presents challenges, primarily due to the absence of
mature operational standards. This complicates the management of data and
applications, particularly in integrating with traditional network management
and operational support systems. Divergent vendor-specific design approaches
further hinder migration and limit solution reusability. Addressing the skills
gap in telecom business-oriented engineering is crucial for the effective
deployment of O-RAN and the development of robust data-driven applications. To
address these challenges, Boldyn Networks, a global Neutral Host provider, has
implemented a novel cloud-native data analytics platform. This platform
underwent rigorous testing in real-world scenarios of using advanced artificial
intelligence (AI) techniques, significantly improving operational efficiency,
and enhancing customer experience. Implementation involved adopting development
operations (DevOps) practices, leveraging data lakehouse architectures tailored
for AI applications, and employing sophisticated data engineering strategies.
The platform successfully addresses connectivity challenges inherent in
offshore windfarm deployments using long short-term memory (LSTM) Models for
anomaly detection of the connectivity, providing detailed insights into its
specialized architecture developed for this purpose.