Dynamic control of cell reselection parameters
First Claim
1. A system, comprising:
- a processor; and
a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising;
determining resource consumption data indicative of a utilization of a resource associated with an access point device of a network;
in response to determining that the resource consumption data satisfies an overload criterion, determining a variable increment value that corresponds to a loading level associated with the resource consumption data, wherein the variable increment value is determined based on event data that represents an event that has been determined to occur at a location associated with access point device;
modifying, based on the variable increment value, a reselection offset threshold value that is to be stored within a user equipment coupled to the access point device, wherein the reselection offset threshold value is employable by the user equipment to initiate a cell reselection based on a comparison of a signal strength value of a signal received by the user equipment with the reselection offset threshold value; and
directing, to the user equipment, the reselection offset threshold value to facilitate the cell reselection.
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Abstract
Dynamic cell resource management in wireless networking. By way of example, user terminal access parameters can be dynamically modified based on changing load conditions at one or more cells of a wireless network. For instance, resource capacity of a wireless network cell can be monitored over time to identify a potential resource overload condition. If such a condition occurs, a load management algorithm can be executed that progressively restricts or de-restricts user terminal access parameters based on changing load conditions. In particular aspects, the load management algorithm can analyze relative cell load of neighboring cells to implement coordinated load sharing. By dynamically modifying user access parameters, traffic can be directed toward or away from cells operating at low or high capacity, respectively.
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20 Claims
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1. A system, comprising:
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a processor; and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising; determining resource consumption data indicative of a utilization of a resource associated with an access point device of a network; in response to determining that the resource consumption data satisfies an overload criterion, determining a variable increment value that corresponds to a loading level associated with the resource consumption data, wherein the variable increment value is determined based on event data that represents an event that has been determined to occur at a location associated with access point device; modifying, based on the variable increment value, a reselection offset threshold value that is to be stored within a user equipment coupled to the access point device, wherein the reselection offset threshold value is employable by the user equipment to initiate a cell reselection based on a comparison of a signal strength value of a signal received by the user equipment with the reselection offset threshold value; and directing, to the user equipment, the reselection offset threshold value to facilitate the cell reselection. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method, comprising:
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determining, by a system comprising a processor, resource consumption data indicative of a utilization of a resource associated with an access point device of a network; receiving, by the system, a variable increment value that corresponds to a load level associated with the resource consumption data, wherein the variable increment value is determined based on event data that represents an event that has been determined to occur within an area associated with access point device; in response to determining that the resource consumption data satisfies an overload criterion, adjusting, by the system, a reselection offset threshold value that is to be stored within a user equipment coupled to the access point device, wherein the reselection offset threshold value is employable by the user equipment to initiate a cell reselection based on comparing a signal strength value of a signal measured by the user equipment with the reselection offset threshold value; and directing, by the system, the reselection offset threshold value to the user equipment wherein the directing triggers the user equipment to initiate the cell reselection. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, comprising executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:
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determining resource consumption data indicative of a utilization of a resource associated with an access point device of a network; receiving a variable increment value that corresponds to a load level associated with the resource consumption data, wherein the variable increment value is determined based on event data that represents an event that has been determined to occur within an area associated with access point device; in response to determining that the resource consumption data satisfies an overload criterion, modifying, based on the variable increment value, a reselection offset threshold value stored within a user equipment that is served by the access point device, wherein the modifying results in a modified reselection offset threshold value; and directing the modified reselection offset threshold value to the user equipment, wherein the directing triggers the user equipment to initiate the cell reselection based on a comparison of a value associated with a signal strength of a signal received by the user equipment with the modified reselection offset threshold value. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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