3GPP specification mirror

Part of the Open-Telco Telecom Standards Corpus.
Sibling mirrors: 3GPP · ETSI · ITU-T · O-RAN · GSMA · TM Forum · CAMARA

This dataset mirrors 3GPP's published specifications. Every source is kept twice: original/ is the document as 3GPP released it, and marked/ is that same document converted to Markdown for search and retrieval, one raw.md per document with any figures extracted beside it. The two trees share identical paths, so a file in original/ has a parsed twin at the matching path under marked/; both are grouped by 3GPP release, Rel-8 through Rel-20. MANIFEST.md indexes the snapshot.

3gpp/
  original/             # specs as published, by release
    Rel-15/  Rel-16/  Rel-17/  Rel-18/  ...
  marked/               # Markdown mirror of original/, same paths
    Rel-18/.../raw.md   #   one per document, images beside it
  MANIFEST.md           # snapshot index

How it is organized

• original/ holds the specifications as 3GPP published them, grouped by release (Rel-8 through Rel-20).
• marked/ is the Markdown twin of original/ at identical paths, one raw.md per document with figures beside it.
• MANIFEST.md indexes the snapshot.

How to use

Pull only the Markdown twins (skip the heavy original/ tree) and read them straight:

from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download

path = snapshot_download("GSMA/3GPP", repo_type="dataset", allow_patterns="marked/**")
# every parsed document is a marked/**/raw.md

The corpus

This dataset is part of the Open-Telco Telecom Standards Corpus, an effort to make telecommunications open by mirroring every major standards body into clean, machine-readable Markdown. The full set: 3GPP, ETSI, ITU-T, O-RAN, GSMA, TM Forum, and CAMARA. Browse them all in the collection.

License and attribution

The mirrored documents remain the property of 3GPP and its Organizational Partners and stay subject to its terms; see www.3gpp.org. This dataset reproduces them in original and Markdown form for research, search, and retrieval. Cite the underlying specification by its 3GPP TS/TR number when you use it.