Detailed Description
This dataset is generated from reproducible indoor laboratory experiments conducted in a Faraday cage using a 5G SA deployment on band n41. The setup includes a USRP B210 connected to a gNB and a stationary UE (Quectel RM520N-GL) under line-of-sight conditions. Persistent uplink interference is intentionally introduced using a secondary UE and gNB operating on the same frequency band with a different PLMN. This controlled configuration enables clear separation between normal and interference conditions without affecting core network procedures. Measurements are recorded at 1-second granularity over approximately two hours and include synchronized MAC, RLC, and PDCP layer statistics. A binary label indicates the presence of sustained interference, supporting supervised and unsupervised anomaly detection research.
Key Features
- 1-second–granularity time-series RAN measurements
- Reproducible nominal and interference conditions
- Suitable for time-series analysis and deep anomaly detection models
Use Cases
- Uplink interference anomaly detection
- Cross-layer RAN performance analysis
- Supervised vs. unsupervised anomaly detection benchmarking
- LSTM-AE and deep sequential model evaluation

