HCS: decision procedure for an interlayer handover

Jorguseski, L.; Sparreboom, D.

doi:10.1109/vetecf.1999.801543

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“…The call is assigned to the cell that corresponds to the number of thresholds that is larger/smaller than T next (high/low Tnext =} lower/higher layer). If the Ioad in any of the candidate cells is very high, the thresholds are adjusted so that fewer calls are assigned to the heavily loaded cells [ 4,5].…”

Section: Clarrmentioning

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A Layer Assignment and Resource Reservation Scheme for Hierarchical Cell Structures

Zander

Karlsson

2004

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. To provide for a high QoS in a cellular network, each call should be assigned to its preferred cell and priority given to already ongoing calls. Herein, a combined speed-sensitive layer selection method and dynarnic guard channel scheme, called CLARR, for use in hierarchical networks, is introduced. To reduce the complexity, partially the same speed estimation and measurement procedures are applied for both tasks. The main features of CLARR are the use of dwell time feedback control in the layer selection method and the grouping of calls depending on previous movement patterns. The measurements needed for making mobility predictions are performed separately for calls of different groups.

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Section: Clarrmentioning

confidence: 99%