— Radio measurements play a crucial role in mobile wireless networks as they are input of Radio Resource Management (RRM) mechanisms, needed to assess mobile network reliability and to supervise the planned coverage area. Nevertheless, these measurements are used in their crude state without any additional intelligent treatment whereas they are a rich and unexploited source of information for the network. In this paper, we propose a new approach for the manipulation of existing radio measurements in wireless mobile networks. The goal is to optimize the use of these measurements with new approaches of exploitation in different locations of the network, basing on advanced signal processing tools. This new approach is based on nonparametric regression and smoothing methods. Interesting results are inferred from this analysis, based on real measurement traces collected in different environments and situations. Main results are the elaboration of a dynamic estimator of the attenuations co...