Before revision:  This approach is based on the collected geo-located measurements performed usually by drive test campaigns. Notice that uncertainty in reporting the location can result in inaccurate coverage prediction . In urban environments the location error can reach important levels up to 30 m using the Global Positioning System (GPS) . In this paper, we propose to consider the location uncertainty in the spatial prediction technique.
After revision:  This approach is based on the collected geo-located measurements reported to the network by mobile users' equipments. In previous works, we proposed a low complexity coverage prediction algorithm based on the adaptation of the Geo-statistics Fixed Rank Kriging (FRK) algorithm. We supposed that the geo-location information reported with the radio measurements was perfect, which is not the case in reality. In this paper, we propose to consider the location uncertainty in the spatial prediction technique.