Demonstrates enhanced handover success in self-healing networks, indicating improved resilience during disasters.
Version 3 — rebuilt around two primary WINNIIO deployment cases (Vöfab/Växjö edge-native heating with a real power-outage partition test; Altiostar/Rakuten Shibuya Open RAN self-healing CIO tuning, 84->92% handover success across 12.8M attempts). Framed from a network operations center during a hurricane; grounded in real disaster events (Helene, Iberian blackout, Melissa/Jamaica Starlink Direct-to-Cell). Declared method, consolidated limitations, claim ledger, and a practitioner annex (procurement clauses, L0-L5 self-assessment, five-decisions scorecard). ~200 sources tier-labeled; two adversarial crucible passes. Adversarially scored v1 4.5 -> v2 7.8 -> v3 8.75.
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