Method for automatically creating home zone list in a mobile telecommunication system
First Claim
1. A method for generating a new sector list to define a home zone for a subscriber within a wireless communication network, said method comprising the steps of:
- (a) receiving an address location information defining a personal home area from said subscriber;
(b) detecting a plurality of target Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs) located within a predefined distance around said address location, each of said plurality BTSs having different sector angles;
(c) dividing a coverage area around said address location into a plurality of sub-coverage areas;
(d) associating said detected BTSs to each of said divided sub-coverage areas;
(e) classifying said associated BTSs within each of said plurality areas into different tier BTSs; and
(i) determining a home ankle (HAB) between said address location and said BTS;
(ii) calculating, an angle (ASH) between each sector angle of said BTS and said address location by subtracting said respective sector angle of said BTS from said home angle (HAB); and
(iii) classifying one of said plurality BTSs located within a first predetermined distance around said address location as said first tier BTS if said calculated angle (ASH) between said BTS sector angle and said address location has a lowest angle value; and
, (f) generating said new sector list defining said home zone according to the sector angles of said first tier BTS.
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Abstract
A method for generating a new home zone list upon detecting the address information of a mobile user comprising the steps of receiving the address information of the mobile station; detecting target Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs) located within a predetermined distance around the mobile station. The coverage area, in which the address location is within, is divided into a plurality of sub-coverage areas. The detected BTSs are associated with each of the divided groups. The BTSs are prioritized within each of the divided groups into the first, second and third tier BTS. The new sector list is then generated for the mobile station based on the sector angle data of the first tier BTS.
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13 Claims
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1. A method for generating a new sector list to define a home zone for a subscriber within a wireless communication network, said method comprising the steps of:
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(a) receiving an address location information defining a personal home area from said subscriber;
(b) detecting a plurality of target Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs) located within a predefined distance around said address location, each of said plurality BTSs having different sector angles;
(c) dividing a coverage area around said address location into a plurality of sub-coverage areas;
(d) associating said detected BTSs to each of said divided sub-coverage areas;
(e) classifying said associated BTSs within each of said plurality areas into different tier BTSs; and
(i) determining a home ankle (HAB) between said address location and said BTS;
(ii) calculating, an angle (ASH) between each sector angle of said BTS and said address location by subtracting said respective sector angle of said BTS from said home angle (HAB); and
(iii) classifying one of said plurality BTSs located within a first predetermined distance around said address location as said first tier BTS if said calculated angle (ASH) between said BTS sector angle and said address location has a lowest angle value; and
,(f) generating said new sector list defining said home zone according to the sector angles of said first tier BTS. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
wherein xbts and ybts represent longitude and latitude distance of said BTS, xhome, and yhome represent longitude and latitude distance of said address location, and dlat, and dlong represent 1 attitude and longitude coordinates of a particular geographical area.
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7. The method of claim 1, wherein said plurality sub-coverage areas are evenly distributed around said address location.
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8. The method of claim 1, wherein sub-step (iii) further comprises:
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(a) classifying one of said plurality BTSs located within a second predetermined distance from said first predetermined distance as said second tier BTS if said calculated angle (ASH) between said BTS sector angle and said address location has a lowest angle value, and (b) classifying one of said plurality BTSs located within a third predetermined distance from said second predetermined distance as said third tier BTS if said calculated angle (ASH) between said BTS sector angle and said address location has a lowest angle value.
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9. The method of claim 1, wherein, if said BTS within one of said plurality sub-coverage areas is missing in said step (d), assigning one of said second and third tier BTSs from adjacent groups having a lowest sector angle value and which falls within a reference angle range as said first tier BTS for said missing sub-coverage area.
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10. The method of claim 1, wherein said step (f) includes calculating corresponding RTD (Round Trip Delay) range defining the boundary of said home zone according to the sector angles of said first tier BTS.
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11. The method of claim 10, wherein the calculation of said calculated RTD range is performed in accordance with the following equation:
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12. The method of claim 1, wherein said step (f) comprises includes:
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(i) eliminating a sector angle exceeding a threshold angle value from said first tier BTS, and (ii) eliminating a sector angle if a reference beam pattern of the antenna corresponding to the sector angle of said first tier BTS falls below a threshold value.
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13. The method of claim 1, wherein said step (f) includes generating said new sector list using all the sector angles of said first tier BTS if an omni-directional antenna is used in said first tier BTS.
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