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The Sixth Scientific Conference On TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER FOR DEVELOPMENT, Khartoum, 8-10 April 2003: Establishing Basic Levels of Technology Transfer for :Sudan Documentation and Library Services:Challenges and Opportunities /By: Rafaa Ashamallah Ghobrial
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close this bookThe Sixth Scientific Conference On TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER FOR DEVELOPMENT, Khartoum, 8-10 April 2003: Establishing Basic Levels of Technology Transfer for :Sudan Documentation and Library Services:Challenges and Opportunities /By: Rafaa Ashamallah Ghobrial
View the documentABSTRACT:
View the document2. IT, ICTS AND TT CONCEPTS
View the document3. SUDANESE LIBRARIIES AND INFORMATION INSTITUTIONS:
close this folder4. SUDANESE LIBRARIES CHALLENGES AND APPORTUNITIES
View the document4-1 Power Sources
View the document4-2. Information Technology:
View the document4-3. Automated information services:
View the document4-4. Sustenance of electronic Publishing:
View the document4-5. Information networks and Internet Connectivity Projected Sudan to the World:
close this folder5.PROSPECTS FOR MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION IN SUDAN
View the document5-1. Improved Economy of Sudan
View the document5-2. Improved Information and Communication Infrastructure
View the document5-2-1 Telecommunications
View the document5-2-1-1 Mobile cellular networks:
View the document5-2-2 Informatics:
View the document5-3. Progress in IT Application in Sudan:
View the document6.MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT:
View the document7. CONCLUSION:
View the document8. REFERENCES:

5-2-1-1 Mobile cellular networks:

     5-2-1-1 Mobile cellular networks:

The GSM cellular network operator is Mobitel (1997) whose shareholders are Sudatel (40%) and local investors (60%).  Mobitel main switch is co-sited at Sudatel central exchange, using optical fiber links to Base Transceiver Stations (BTS), with a 2 Mbps Sudatel line for international traffic. Its current coverage is Greater Khartoum, approximately 40 square kilometers, and there are plans to expand Mobitel services to Medani (180 km away) and Port Sudan (800 km away). Mobitel is working toward establishing international roaming with neighbouring Arab countries.

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