Nokia Solutions and Networks Oy

Nokia Technologies Oy

Maciej Januszewski

Karri Markus Ranta-Aho

Jedrzej Stanczak

Krzysztof Kordybach

Karol Drazynski

Roman Olegovich Maslennikov

Marcin Rybakowski

Przemyslaw Jackowiak

Sebastian Kuczynski

Krzysztof Kurnicki

Wojciech Anzel

Alexey Trushanin

Grigory Serebryakov

Maxim Vechkanov

Vyacheslav Shumilov

Michal Panek

Patryk Kowalewski

Disclosed is a method comprising transmitting, by an apparatus, to a distributed unit, information indicating one or more capabilities of the apparatus, wherein the one or more capabilities comprise at least a capability for mitigating an overload of a control plane processing capacity of the apparatus in a slot; and receiving, by the apparatus, from the distributed unit, based on transmitting the information, one or more messages comprising a plurality of control plane sections to be processed in one or more slots.

Control plane overload mitigation capability

It is provided a method including setting a grant for an uplink transmission to zero if a received absolute grant is not intended for an apparatus performing the method.

Optimization of signalling of absolute grants for uplink transmission using time-division multiplexing

This specification describes a method comprising responding to a detection of a variation in at least one measured characteristic of a reference signal transmitted from an access point to a portable device by triggering participation by the portable device in vehicle-to-portable device communications. In some examples, the triggering of the participation in the vehicle-to-portable device communications in response to the detection of the variation in the at least one measured characteristic of the reference signal may be performed only if it has been determined that a location of the portable device satisfies a predetermined condition.

Methods and apparatuses relating to V2X communication

Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for 'partial' time division multiplexing (TDM) operation are provided. One example of a method includes transmitting, by a base station, an Enhanced Absolute Grant Channel (E-AGCH) message to one or more user equipment. The E-AGCH message may comprise an indication of one of a first type grant or a second type grant indicating whether a grant is susceptible to grant detection. The first type of grant is considered susceptible to grant detection, and the second type of grant is considered not susceptible to grant detection.

Uplink grant detection for partial time division multiplexing mode

This specification describes a method comprising detecting presence of a portable device in a vicinity of a first vehicle based on an identifier of the portable device which is detected at first user equipment, UE, located at the first vehicle, and further comprising causing transmission, from the first UE to a second UE located at a second vehicle in the vicinity of the first vehicle, of the identifier of the portable device and measurement data relating to the portable device and collected at the first vehicle, the measurement data being for use at the second vehicle to determine the location of the portable device relative to the second vehicle.

Methods and apparatuses relating to determination of locations of portable devices

There is provided improved interference control of uplink transmissions, when user equipment is communicating with at least two base stations in a communications network. A threshold is defined for a difference of the determined allowed transmission power to an allowed transmission power for the user equipment to a second base station of the at least two base stations. It is determined whether the determined allowed transmission power to the first base station meets the defined threshold. Transmission rate of relative power control commands from at least one of the base stations is changed, when the threshold is met.

Transmission power control of user equipment communicating with low power base station and high power base station

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Pila, Poland

Maciej Januszewski