General view of the GSM RSSI in the network

In this case, it is obvious that the 2G coverage is not so good, but to give it a
quantitative aspect, pull out some reports on RNC level and then on some
selected cell levels to see how the GSM RSSI looks like.
Figure 41 reveals that the general RMS value of the GSM RSSI is rather on the
lower side. Majority of the GSM carriers appears to be below -90 dBm, with
some of them being as low as -110 dBm. This trend indicates that the GSM
values reported by UEs are not favorable in most of the cases to support the
iRAT HO to 2G carriers.
One recommendation is to add more 2G sites to the network so as to bring the
average around -85 dBm. That will enhance significantly the chances of iRAT
HO to 2G being successful.