Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (publ)

Ylva Timner

Paul Schliwa-Bertling

Jonas Pettersson

Min Wang

Håkan Persson

Håkan Axelsson

Mårten Sundberg

Andreas Bergström

Stefan Wänstedt

Tommy Arngren

Henning Wiemann

Henrik Enbuske

Malik Wahaj Arshad

Kristofer Sandlund

Massimo Condoluci

Jani-Pekka Kainulainen

Mats Wernersson

Erik A Eriksson

Mattias Bergström

Thorsten Lohmar

Peter Hedman

Christofer Lindheimer

Anna Larmo

Christian Skärby

Per Synnergren

Mikael Wass

Tomas Jönsson

Pontus Arvidson

Magnus Hurd

Peter De Bruin

Lian Araujo

Alessio Terzani

Richard Tano

Hålan Axelsson

A method for notification control in a communication system performed by a core network is presented. The method comprising: establishing a PDU session; enabling a radio access network, RAN, to send a notification that notifying a UE, of the unfulfillment or re-fulfillment of QoS, for a QoS Flow in the PDU session using an AN-signaling based notification. The AN-signaling based notification including the unfulfillment or re-fulfillment of QoS parameters as defined in a QoS Flow description. The AN-signaling based notification further including expected QoS figures, an expected time interval and an accuracy of the notification. The UE/AF may further adapt their behavior according to the expected QoS provided by the AN.

Notification control in a communication system

The disclosure provides a method performed by a wireless device for providing capability information. The method comprises: receiving a first message from a base station, the first message comprising an indication of a capability filter; utilizing the capability filter to generate a filtered set of capabilities of the wireless device; applying a hash function to the filtered set of capabilities to generate a hash value; and transmitting a second message to the base station, the second message comprising the hash value.

Methods, apparatus and computer-readable mediums relating to capability reporting in a wireless network

Methods in a radio network node are provided in which the radio network node receives, from a network node, first wireless device capability information associated with a wireless device, determines second wireless device capability information required by the radio network node, and sends, to the wireless device, a request for capability information. The request for capability information includes a capability filter based, at least in part, on the first wireless device capability information and on the second wireless device capability information. Related radio network nodes and computer program products are also provided.

Wireless device capability filters in wireless communication networks

Embodiments include methods for notifying of changes to an access network's (AN) compliance with a QoS requirement for a data flow between an application server and an application associated with a user equipment served by the AN. Such embodiments include receiving, from a core network (CN), a first safeguard time associated with the QoS requirement and representing an amount of time required, prior to AN non-compliance with the QoS requirement, to adapt the application for safe operation during the AN non-compliance. Embodiments also include determining that, at approximately a first instance in the future, the AN is likely to be non-compliant with the QoS requirement; and sending, to the CN, a first notification indicating a likelihood of future AN non-compliance with the QoS requirement. The first notification is sent at least the first safeguard time before the first instance. Embodiments include complementary methods performed by CNs and application servers.

Method for advance notification of changes to network QoS capabilities

A method for enabling autonomous emergency assistance for a communication device, CD, registered in a regular cellular network is presented. The method is performed in an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, and comprises directing the UAV to a geographical region connected to a preregistered position of the CD, emulating a cellular network in the geographical region, wherein the UAV and the CD are without connectivity with the regular cellular network, and providing autonomous emergency assistance for the CD in the geographical region. A CD, a UAV, a computer program and a computer program product are also presented.

Method and arrangement for providing autonomous emergency assistance

Methods may be provided to operate a wireless terminal in communication with a base station. Such methods may include receiving a Radio Resource Control RRC message from the base station, wherein the RRC message includes information regarding at least one Quality of Service, QoS, flow being reflective and/or non-reflective. Such methods may also include providing communication of a data packet between the wireless terminal and the base station using a non-reflective QoS flow, wherein the data packet includes a data field and a Service Data Application Protocol SDAP header field with a QoS Flow Identity QFI, and wherein the QFI is used for the data packet based on the information from the RRC message. Methods of operating base stations and core network nodes may also be provided. Related wireless terminals, base stations, and core network nodes are also discussed.

Methods providing QFI harmonization between RAN and 5GC and related wireless terminals, base stations, and core network nodes

A method for enabling autonomous emergency assistance for one or more communication device, CD, registered in a regular cellular network. The method is performed in an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, and comprises emulating a cellular network in a geographical region, wherein the UAV and the one or more CD are without connectivity with the regular cellular network, sending an information message in the geographical region, the message comprising an emergency response trigger, receiving an automatic emergency data response from the one or more CD in the geographical region, in response to the sent message, and determining an action based on the received automatic emergency data response. A CD, a UAV, a computer program and a computer program product are also presented.

Method performed in an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle for enabling autonomous emergency assistance for a communication device registered in a regular cellular network, vehicle and device therefore

A method and rate controlling node () for providing a recommended data rate for a communication i of data on a radio channel between a data sending node () and a data receiving node () over a shared radio link (). The rate controlling node () determines a fair data rate Rfor the data communication based on a current load on the shared radio link (), and also determines a maximum flow data rate Rfor the data communication i a highest possible data rate that the data sending node () is able to use in the data communication. The rate controlling node () then signals (2:5) a recommended data rate for the data communication i as a minimum of the determined fair data rate Rand the determined maximum flow data rate Rto the data sending node ().

Method and rate controlling node for providing data rate for data communication

The invention discloses a method for use in a cellular system with an RBS which controls traffic to and from a cell, with one User Equipment, UE, in the cell. The RBS and the UE receive and transmit information between each other, one of them being a sending party and the other one is a receiving party, and errors in messages which are received can be detected by the receiving party by a first error detection method and if errors are detected in received messages, the receiving party can request a retransmission from the transmitting party. The receiving party stores the order in which retransmissions are requested, so that erroneous retransmissions may be detected by the receiving party without the first error detection method.

Method and a device for improved retransmissions

The invention relates to a network node and a method therein for admission control in a wireless communication system. The method comprises receiving a request for a bearer setup from a requesting entity, where the request and/or bearer is associated with a priority level P. The method further comprises obtaining, e.g. receiving or retrieving, reports indicating a priority blocking level, BLi, per monitored system resource, i, needed for setting up a bearer. The method further comprises determining a general priority blocking level BLG, based on the reports. Further, the method comprises deciding whether to accept or reject the request for a bearer setup based on the priority level P and the general priority blocking level BLG.

Method and arrangement for admission control based on priority level based differentiation

A method is provided in a base station for providing feedback to user equipments on reception status of data transmitted by the user equipments. The base station and the user equipments are within a wireless communication system adapted for contention based transmissions. A common identifier is used to identify contention based grants on a physical downlink control channel. Upon successful reception of data from at least one of the plurality of user equipments, dedicated acknowledgement feedback is provided by including an indication of the identity of the at least one user equipment from which data was successfully received in a message to said common identifier on the physical downlink control channel. Related arrangements in a base station, methods in a user equipment, and arrangements in a user equipment are disclosed.

Method and arrangement for acknowledgement of contention-based uplink transmissions in a telecommunication system

The invention relates to a method in a source radio base station () for enabling a handover of a connection to a user equipment () from a source cell () to a target cell (). The source radio base station () serves the source cell () and is comprised in a radio communications network (). The source radio base station receives () at least a first segment of a measurement report from the user equipment (), which measurement report indicates received signal power of signals of neighboring cells. The source radio base station then determines () a transmission time of the segment of the measurement report and compares () the transmission time with a predefined time threshold value. When the transmission time has exceeded the time threshold value, the source radio base station determines () whether to perform the handover based on the at least first segment of the measurement report.

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Ylva Timner