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Diffusion-Based Stress Testing of Overload Monitoring for Resilient Emergency Cellular Networks Using Internet CDR Proxies

Disasters can overload cellular control-plane signaling within minutes, yet fine-grained Radio Resource Control (RRC) or Next Generation (NG) Application Protocol (NGAP) telemetry is privacy-sensitive and costly to collect for analytics. Many emergency monitoring pipelines therefore rely on coarse Call Detail Record (CDR) aggregates. We treat Internet activity in CDR grids as a practical proxy for hidden signaling stress under that constraint. We train a lightweight convolutional neural network (CNN) on stylized overload injections, stress-test it with diffusion-synthesized surges that preserve normal traffic structure, and adapt the detector by retraining on hard synthetic samples. Under...

AuthorsBilal Hussain, Xiao Tang, Tan Li et al.
Primary categorycs.NI
Published3 October 2026
Last updated at source3 October 2026
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