Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Sung Gu Choi

Nam Hoon Park

Byung-Han Ryu

Kyung Sook Kim

Soon Gi Park

Young Jick Bahg

SoonGi Park

Jun Sik Kim

Yeong Jin Kim

Sang Chul Oh

Yeon Seung Shin

Byung Han Ryu

Jae Sheung Shin

Hong Soog Kim

Hyung Sub Kim

Hyung-sub Kim

According to the present invention, a method of performing coordinated multipoint transmission and reception in an overlaid cellular system in which a first base station and a second base station overlay each other, the method comprising performing a handover using a coordinated multi-point transmission and reception scheme based on Channel State Indicator-Reference Signal (CSI-RS) information of user equipment by the first and second base stations.

Coordinated multi-point transmission and reception method in overlaid cell environment

Provided is a method of managing mobility of a user equipment. The method includes: establishing by a first base station a communication with the user equipment; transmitting by the first base station a Coordinated Multiple Point (CoMP) addition request to a second base station; establishing by the first and second base stations a CoMP communication with the user equipment according to the CoMP addition request; transmitting by the first base station an anchor cell change request to the second base station; and operating the second base station as an anchor cell of the CoMP communication according to the anchor cell switch request.

Method of managing mobility using coordinated multiple point communication

A base station determines whether the base station is in an overload state on the basis of an available resource of the base station and a load state of a mobility management entity (MME), and transmits the call setup request to MME if the base station is determined to be in a non-overload state. MME determines whether MME is in the overload state on the basis of an available resource of MME and a load state of a gateway according to the call setup request transmitted from the base station, and transmits the call setup request to the gateway if MME is determined to be in the non-overload state. The gateway determines whether the gateway is in the overload state according to the call setup request transmitted from MME, and performs a call setup procedure if the gateway is determined to be in the non-overload state.

Distributed load control the mobile communication network

Disclosed is an operating method of a base station which includes searching user equipment, having a machine to machine (hereinafter, referred to as M2M) communication function, from user equipment under communication; sending an M2M call setup request to the searched user equipment; sending a handover call setup request to the remaining user equipment from among the user equipment under communication; and entering a power-saving mode.

Effective energy saving method of next generation mobile communication

An apparatus for performing handover in an advanced mobile communication system which provides traffic service to a mobile terminal in a multiple cell environment, the apparatus includes: a handover control unit for recognizing cell determination parameters based on terminal status information collected from the mobile terminal and/or information on traffic provided to the mobile terminal; a handover determination unit for assigning predetermined weights to each of the cell determination parameters when handover is required; a cell selection control unit for determining importance of each of the cell determination parameters based on the assigned weights and generating cell selection information for selecting a candidate cell for handover, which is the most optimal for the cell determination parameters in the order of the importance, among cells adjacent to a serving cell to which the mobile terminal belongs; and a handover execution unit for executing the handover based on the cell selection information.

Apparatus and method for performing handover in advanced mobile communication system

Disclosed is a mobility management method for use in a cellular mobile communication system. The mobility management method is configured to save radio resources and provide a stable service by detecting a cell in which a dwell time of user equipment (UE) is short as an island cell and performing a direct handover (HO) to an appropriate cell without handing over the UE to the island cell. There are provided three methods including a base station-based method, a UE measurement-based method, and a UE history-based method according to how to measure a dwell time in which the UE stays in a cell, a component in which obtained information is received within a network, and how to process an HO using the information.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Sung Gu Choi