WO2008002092A2 - Procédé de transfert dans un système de communication sans fil - Google Patents

Procédé de transfert dans un système de communication sans fil Download PDF

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WO2008002092A2
WO2008002092A2 PCT/KR2007/003157 KR2007003157W WO2008002092A2 WO 2008002092 A2 WO2008002092 A2 WO 2008002092A2 KR 2007003157 W KR2007003157 W KR 2007003157W WO 2008002092 A2 WO2008002092 A2 WO 2008002092A2
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Jae-Sun Cha
Chul-Sik Yoon
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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    • H04W36/00—Hand-off or reselection arrangements
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  • the present invention relates to a handover method of a mobile station, and a base station and a mobile station for the same, and particularly, to a mobile station that performs a handover based on a base station that manages a handover of the mobile station in a wireless communication system, and a handover method using the same.
  • a mobile station accesses a base station (hereinafter referred to as a
  • serving base station and performs data communication with the serving base station, and when a receiving strength of a radio signal transmitted from the serving base station is insufficient, the mobile station performs a handover process.
  • handover control signals such as a mobile station handover request (MSHO-REQ) message, a base station handover response (BSHO-RSP) message, and a handover indication (HO-IND) message need to be successfully exchanged between the serving base station and the mobile station in order for the mobile station to decide and perform the handover.
  • MSHO-REQ mobile station handover request
  • BSHO-RSP base station handover response
  • HO-IND handover indication
  • Transmission/receiving of the above-stated messages may include a handover delay time.
  • the mobile station may move out the cell boundary area of the serving base station without successfully exchanging the handover control messages with the serving base station.
  • the mobile station may select a random handover target base station (hereinafter referred to as a "target base station") and request a handover from the target base station.
  • target base station a random handover target base station
  • the mobile station selects the target base station based on only a radio signal strength that is measured by a simple method.
  • the mobile station may select a neighboring base station of the serving base station that is transmitting a radio signal with good quality but does not having sufficient radio resources, as a target base station, and the selected neighboring base station may not be able to accept the handover of the mobile station. This causes the mobile station to request a handover from another target base station, and accordingly a handover delay time is increased so that satisfactory service quality cannot be provided to a user.
  • the present invention has been made in an effort to provide a method for performing a handover with consideration of radio signal quality of a neighboring base station, measured by a mobile station, and a resource state of the neighboring base station before the mobile station starts the handover.
  • the mobile station manages a list of neighboring base stations that can accept the handover of the mobile station so as to improve a success rate of a handover even though a handover notifying message is lost due to deterioration of radio signal quality at a cell boundary area.
  • the present invention provides a mobile station that can manage a list of neighboring base stations and a base station that manages the mobile station.
  • a method of performing a handover of a mobile station to one of a plurality of neighboring base stations in a base station of a wireless communication system includes: receiving a scanning report message reporting an update of an active base station set from the mobile station, the active base station set being a set of information on a plurality of neighboring base stations to which the mobile station can perform a handover; transmitting an active base station set setting message to the plurality of neighboring base stations based on the scanning report message so as to inform of the update of the active base station set and request whether each of the neighboring base stations can accept the handover; receiving an active base station information message including a handover acceptance information informing of call admission information from at least one of the neighboring base stations; and transmitting an active base station set indication message representing the handover acceptance information on one of the neighboring base stations based on the active base station information message so as to perform the handover of the mobile station.
  • a method of performing a handover to one of a plurality of neighboring base stations from a serving base station in a mobile station of a wireless communication system includes: measuring a strength of a signal received from each of the plurality of neighboring base stations; updating an active base station set that is a list of neighboring base stations that can accept a handover according to the measuring result; transmitting a scanning report message to the serving base station by including information on the active base station set updated by the mobile station in the scanning report message; receiving an active base station indication message including handover acceptance information from each of the neighboring base stations; reflecting the handover acceptance information to the active base station set; selecting a target base station based on the active base station set to which the handover acceptance information included in the active base station indication message is reflected; and performing a handover to the target base station.
  • a method of performing a handover to one of a plurality of neighboring base stations from a serving base station in a mobile station of a wireless communication system includes: selecting one target base station from among a plurality of neighboring base stations included in an active base station set that is shared by the serving base station, the active base station set being a set of information on a plurality of neighboring base stations that can accept a handover of the mobile station; transmitting a handover indication message that includes an identifier of the target base station to the serving base station; and transmitting a ranging request message to the target base station to perform a network re-entry process.
  • a mobile station for performing radio communication with at least one among a serving base station and a plurality of neighboring base stations in a wireless communication system.
  • the mobile station includes a signal detector, an active base station set storage unit, and an active base station state storage unit.
  • the signal detector receives a plurality of signals from the plurality of neighboring base stations, measures strength of each of the received signals, and determines whether the measured strength is greater than a threshold.
  • the active base station set storage unit stores information on a neighboring base station that has transmitted a signal with strength that is greater than the threshold.
  • the active base station state storage unit stores information on resource states transmitted from the serving base station and the plurality of neighboring base stations.
  • a base station for managing a handover of a mobile station based on a handover manager in a wireless communication system.
  • the base station includes an active base station set setting message generator and an active base station information message generator.
  • the active base station set setting message generator generates an active base station set setting message that informs of a change in an active base station set to other base stations that are added to the handover manager or deleted from the handover manager, the active base station set being a set of information on a plurality of neighboring base stations to which the mobile station can perform a handover.
  • the active base station information message generator generates an active base station information message including handover acceptance information that indicates whether the other base stations received the active base station set setting message can accept the handover of the mobile station.
  • FlG. 1 is a flowchart of a typical handover process.
  • FlG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a handover manager according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FlG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a base station according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FlG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for managing an active base station set according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FlG. 5 is a flowchart of a handover process according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Mode for the Invention
  • FlG. 1 is a flowchart of a typical handover process.
  • FlG. 1 shows flow of control messages between a mobile station (MS) 10 and base stations (BSs) 20, 30, and 31 when the MS 10 performs a handover according to the IEEE 802.16e standard.
  • a base station to which the MS 10 is connected for data communication is a serving-base station (S-BS) 20 that allocates a radio resource for the MS 10 and manages radio resources.
  • S-BS serving-base station
  • the MS 10 continuously measures a radio signal strength received from the S-BS 20 even though the MS 10 is performing data communication with the S-BS 20.
  • the radio signal strength received from the S-BS 20 is less than a predetermined threshold level, the MS 10 needs to attempt a handover to neighboring BSs 30 and 31 of the S-BS 20.
  • the MS 10 measures a radio signal strength received from the S-BS 20 as well as radio signal strengths received from neighboring BSs during communication with the S-BS 20. In this case, since the communication between the MS and the S-BS 20 is disconnected while the MS 10 measures the radio signal strengths from the neighboring BSs, downlink data transmitted from the S-BS 20 to the MS 10 may be lost.
  • the MS 10 transmits a scanning request (SCN-REQ) message to the S-BS 20 before measuring a radio signal of the neighboring BS 30 or 31 in step SIl so as to request time for measuring the radio signal received from the neighboring BS.
  • SCN-REQ scanning request
  • the S-BS 20 transmits a scanning response (SCN-RSP) message to the MS 10 as a response, in step S 12.
  • SCN-RSP scanning response
  • downlink data transmission between the MS 10 and the S-BS 20 is paused during a scanning time that has been mutually negotiated between the MS 10 and the S-BS 20 so that the MS 10 can measure the radio signal received from the neighboring BS without causing a data loss, in step S 13.
  • the MS 10 transmits an MSHO-REQ message to the S-BS 20 in step S 14 to notify handover intention to the S-BS 20.
  • the MSHO-REQ message transmitted to the S-BS 20 includes information on radio signal strength (or quality) received from the neighboring BS, measured by the MS 10.
  • the S-BS 20 transmits the MSHO-REQ message including a quality of service (QoS) requested by the MS 10 to all neighboring BSs included in the MSHO-REQ message in order to determine whether they can accept the handover, in steps S 15 and S 16.
  • QoS quality of service
  • a neighboring BS that can accept the handover of the MS 10 is set to be ready for the handover after allocating a radio resource by using information on the MS 10, included in the MSHO-REQ message.
  • the neighboring BS transmits a handover response message to the S-BS 20 as a response to the MSHO-REQ message so as to inform that the neighboring BS can accept the handover of the MS 10.
  • the neighboring BS When the neighboring BS cannot accept the handover of the MS 10, the neighboring BS informs that the neighboring station cannot accept the handover of the MS 10 to the S- BS 20 by transmitting a handover response message to the S-BS 20 without allocating a radio resource in steps S 17 and S 18.
  • the S- BS 20 When receiving handover response messages from all the neighboring BSs (or a first target BS and a second target BS) that have received the MSHO-REQ message, the S- BS 20 informs a list of neighboring BSs that can accept the handover of the MS 10 based on the received handover response messages.
  • the list of the neighboring BSs is included in a BSHO-RSP message and transmitted to the MS 10, in step S 19.
  • the MS 10 When receiving the BSHO-RSP message, the MS 10 transmits a HO-IND message specifying a target BS to which the MS 10 performs the handover to the S-BS 20 as final notification for the handover, in step S20.
  • the target BS included in the HO-IND message is selected from the list of the BSs that can accept the handover, included in the BSHO-RSP message, and it is a recommendation rather than being mandatory.
  • a control message initially transmitted during the network re-entry process is a ranging request (RNG-REQ) message.
  • the MS 10 includes an identifier of a previously accessed S-BS 20 and the purpose of a ranging process in the RNG-REQ message so as to inform that the current ranging process is performed for the handover. This is because that when the MS 10 performs a handover not to the first target BS 30 included in the BSHO-RSP message but to another neighboring BS 31, the target BS request information on the MS 10 from the S-BS 20 for the handover of the MS 10 performs the handover, unlike a typical handover process.
  • the S-BS 20 When receiving the HO-IND message from the MS 10, the S-BS 20 releases the radio resource allocated to the MS 10 in step S23, and transmits a handover start message to the target BS included in the HO-IND message to inform of the start of the handover of the MS 10. Simultaneously, the S-BS 20 transmits a handover cancel message to a neighboring BS 31 that has not been selected as the target BS 30 by the MS 10 but is ready for the handover in order to command the neighboring BS 31 to cancel the preparation of the handover, in step S22.
  • the handover When the handover is performed in such a typical manner, the above-stated messages need to be transmitted/received even though a prompt handover process is required for a fast moving MS 10, thereby increasing handover delay time.
  • the MS 10 may move out of a cell boundary area of the S-BS 20 without successfully exchanging the control messages with the S-BS 20.
  • two steps of a handover process are suggested according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention. That is, managing an active BS set by using a handover manager and then performing a handover process based on the active BS set.
  • the active BS set refers to a set of information on a plurality of neighboring BSs to which the MS 10 can perform a handover.
  • the handover manager for managing the active BS set according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to FlG. 2.
  • FlG. 2 is a configuration diagram of the handover manager according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the handover manager is included in an MS 100, and includes a radio signal detector 110, an active BS set storage unit 120, and an active BS state storage unit 130.
  • the radio signal detector 110 receives radio signals transmitted from a plurality of neighboring BSs during a predetermined time period that has been negotiated between the MS 100 and an S-BS (200 of FlG. 4) and measures strength of the received radio signals, that is, quality of the received radio signals.
  • neighboring BSs that can accept a handover of the MS 100 among neighboring BSs that have transmitted radio signals with strength that is greater than a predetermined threshold level of the MS 100 become target BSs 300 and 310 to which the MS 100 will perform a handover.
  • Information on the first target BS 300 and the second target BS 310 is transmitted to the active BS set storage unit 120 and stored therein.
  • the active BS set storage unit 120 stores the information on the BSs 300 and 310 that have been selected as target BSs by the radio signal detector 110.
  • the information stored in the active BS set storage unit 120 includes identifiers of the first and second target BSs 300 and 310 and the radio signal quality of the respective target BSs 300 and 310, measured by the radio signal detector 110.
  • the active BS state storage unit 120 stores information on the resource state of neighboring BSs received from the S-BS 200. It can be determined whether a BS can accept the handover of the MS 100 based on the resource state of the BS, and the MS 100 may select a target BS based on the corresponding information.
  • FlG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a BS according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the S-BS 200 that manages a handover of the MS 100 includes an active BS set setting message generator 210 and an active BS information message generator 220.
  • the active BS set setting message generator 210 generates a message to inform of any change in the active BS set to a new neighboring BS that is added to the active BS set storage unit 120 or a neighboring BS that is deleted from the active BS set storage unit 120. In this case, the active BS set setting message generator 210 does not transmit the message to neighboring BSs that are maintained in the same state without being added or deleted.
  • the active BS set setting message includes an identifier of the MS 100 that has detected a radio signal, quality of service (QoS) information required by the MS 100, and a flag for indicating addition/deletion of a neighboring BS.
  • QoS quality of service
  • the active BS information message generator 220 generates an active BS information message including information on a state of radio resources that can be allocated by neighboring BSs 300 and 310 that can accept the handover of the MS 100.
  • the active BS information messages are forwarded to the S-BS 200 from the neighboring BSs 300 and 310 to the S-BS 200.
  • the active BS information message not only informs substantial radio resource allocation of the neighboring BSs 300 and 310 but also informs the S-BS 200 that the neighboring BSs 300 and 310 can accept the handover of the MS 100 when the MS 100 performs the handover thereto.
  • a handover method of an MS through the handover manager and the BS of FlG. 2 and FlG. 3 and a method for managing active BS set information required for the handover will be described in further detail.
  • a method for managing an active BS set will be described in detail with reference to FlG. 4.
  • FlG. 4 is a flowchart of an active BS set management method according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • step SlOO transmits an SCN-REQ message to the S-BS 200 so as to measure radio signal strengths received from a plurality of neighboring BSs in step SIlO.
  • the SCN-REQ message includes radio signal measure time information that is required for measuring the radio signal strengths received from the neighboring BSs.
  • the SCN-REQ message includes information on the corresponding measuring cycle, and as measuring of the strength of the radio signals are well known art a detailed description will be omitted.
  • the S-BS 200 When receiving the SCN-REQ message, the S-BS 200 transmits a SCN-RSP message to the MS 100 as a response, in step S 120. During a time period negotiated between the MS 100 and the S-BS 200 through the SCN-RSP message, data communication between the MS 100 and the S-BS 200 is paused.
  • the MS 100 measures the radio signal strengths received from the plurality of neighboring BSs, in step S 130.
  • a radio signal strength that is greater than a predetermined threshold level among a plurality of the measured radio signal strengths exists, information on a neighboring BS that has transmitted the corresponding radio signal is added to a list (i.e., active BS set) of neighboring BSs that can accept a handover of the MS 100.
  • the neighboring BS list includes an identifier of each of the neighboring BSs and radio signal strength of each of the neighboring BSs.
  • the MS 100 updates the active BS set when any change occurs in neighboring BSs included in the active BS set in step S201, and includes a list of the plurality of neighboring BSs that are currently included in the active BS set and a measuring result of a radio signal strength received from the corresponding BS in a scanning report (SCN-REP) message and transmits the SCN-REP message to the S-BS 200.
  • SCN-REP scanning report
  • the SCN-REP message is generated only when the MS 100 measures the strength of a radio signal transmitted from each of the neighboring BSs and any change occurs in the measured information, and the generated SCN-REP message is transmitted to the S-BS 200, in step S202.
  • the generated SCN-REP message is transmitted to the S-BS 200, in step S202.
  • a first neighboring BS and a second neighboring BS are newly added to the active BS set.
  • the S-BS 200 transmits the active BS set setting message to the first neighboring BS and the second neighboring BS that are included in the active BS set that is reported from the MS 100 in steps S203 and 204 so as to report changes in the active BS set managed by the MS 100.
  • the active BS set setting message is transmitted to only neighboring BSs that are added to or deleted from the active BS set in order to inform of the changes, and neighboring BSs that are maintained in the same state do not receive the active BS setting message.
  • the active BS set setting message includes an identifier of the MS 100, information on QoS required by the MS 100, and an addition/deletion flag.
  • the addition/ deletion flag indicates whether a neighboring BS that has received the active BS set setting message is added to or deleted from the active BS set of the MS 100. In the present exemplary embodiment, the flag indicates that the first and second neighboring BSs are added to the active BS set.
  • BSs 300 and 310 perform a call admission test so as to determine whether the QoS required by the MS 100 can be satisfied, and report the test result to the S-BS 20 through the active BS information message, in steps S205 and S206.
  • the call admission test is performed in a neighboring BS, a call admission test for another MS that has requested the call admission test for a handover in the same manner before the call admission test for the MS 100 is performed is not reflected, and the call admission test is performed by using QoS information of only an MS that is registered with a current neighboring BS and performs radio communication with the current neighboring BS.
  • the first neighboring BS 300 informs that the first neighboring BS 300 cannot accept a handover of the MS 100 in step S205, and the second neighboring BS 310 includes information that the second neighboring BS 310 can accept the handover of the MS 100 in the active BS information message and transmits the active BS information message to the S-BS 200, in step S206.
  • the second neighboring BS informs the S-BS 200 whether the second neighboring BS 310 can provide the QoS required by the MS 100 by using the active BS information message. Therefore, the reporting of the second neighboring BS 310 to the S-BS 200 that the second neighboring BS 310 can accept the handover does not imply that the second neighboring BS 310 has allocated a radio resource for the MS 100 but implies that the second neighboring BS 310 can accept the handover of the MS 100 when receiving a handover request from the MS 100.
  • the neighboring BS informs of a new radio resource state to the S- BS 200 through the active BS information message only when a current radio resource state is changed, unlike a previous transmission of the active BS information message.
  • the first neighboring BS that could not accept the handover is changed to be able to accept the handover of the MS 100 and the second neighboring BS that could accept the handover is changed to not be able to accept the handover. Then, these changes are informed to the S-BS 200 by using the active BS information message, in steps S208 and S209.
  • the S-BS 200 informs the MS 100 whether the neighboring BSs included in the active BS set can accept the handover according to the active BS information messages received from the neighboring BSs.
  • the S-BS 200 transmits an active BS set indication (ABS-IND) message in order to inform of the handover acceptance state of each of the neighboring BSs in step S210.
  • the MS 100 stores information included in the ABS-IND message received from the S-BS 200 in the active BS state storage unit 220, and selects a target BS for a handover based on the information stored in the active BS state storage unit 220 in the case that a handover occurs.
  • the MS 100 measures radio signal strength of each of the neighboring BSs and changes the active BS set if any change occurs. For example, assume that the radio signal strength of only the first target BS 300 among the first and second target BSs 300 and 310 that have added to the active BS set through the steps S203 and S204 is greater than the threshold level according to a result of re-measuring of the radio signal strength.
  • the MS 100 informs that the radio signal strength of the first target BS 300 is greater than the threshold level to the S-BS 200 by using the SCN-REP message in step S212, and the S-BS 200 informs that the second target BS 310 is deleted from the active BS set since its state has been changed compared to the state in step S206, in step S213.
  • the S-BS 200 when receiving the SCN-REP message from the MS 100, the S-BS 200 transmits the ABS-IND message to the MS 100 at the time that the S-BS 200 receives active BS information messages from all neighboring BSs that are newly added to the active BS set, in step S214.
  • the S-BS 200 receives the active BS information message from the neighboring BSs included in the active BS set according to a change in the radio resource state of each BS, the S-BS 200 transmits the ABS- IND message to the MS 100 when it receives the corresponding message.
  • FIG. 4 will be described in further detail with reference to FIG. 5.
  • FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a handover process according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the MS 100 transmits a HO-IND message to the S-BS 200 so as to indicate handover intention to the S-BS 200, in step S300.
  • the HO-IND message includes an identifier of a target BS 300 to which the MS 100 will perform a handover.
  • the target BS 300 is a neighboring BS that is set to be able to accept the handover among the plurality of BSs included in the active BS set.
  • the target BS can be selected through the management process (in step S200) of the active BS set and the selection of the target BS can be performed through the process of FIG. 3.
  • the S-BS 200 When receiving the HO-IND message from the MS 100 in step S300, the S-BS 200 transmits a handover start message to a target BS (e.g., the first target BS 300) specified in the HO-IND message to inform of the occurrence of the handover so that the target BS can accept the handover of the MS 100 to the target BS. After that, the S- BS 200 releases all radio resources allocated for data transmission to the MS 100, in step S500.
  • the handover start message includes information on the MS 100 required for preparation of the handover, and the information includes, for example, an identifier of the MS 100, QoS required by the MS 100, and currently served services.
  • the MS 100 After transmitting the HO-IND message to the S-BS 200 in step S300, the MS 100 performs a network re-entry process with the first target BS 300 specified in the HO- IND message in step S600 and resumes data communication with the S-BS 200, in step S700.
  • a message that is initially transmitted to the first target BS 300 for the network re-entry process is a RNG-REQ message.
  • the RNG-REQ includes an identifier of a previous S-BS that has performed data communication with the MS 100, and specifies the purpose of a ranging process so as to inform that the MS 100 is currently performing the network re-entry process for the handover to the first target BS 300 that has received the RNG-REQ message.
  • the target BS cannot receive a handover start message from the serving BS and accordingly the target BS is not ready for a handover when the MS attempts a network re-entry process to the target base station, thereby causing the network re-entry process of the MS fail.
  • the MS 100 reports the handover to a serving base station specified in the RNG-REQ message as described above, the first target BS 300 requests information on the MS 100 from the serving base station 200 for achieving the handover of the MS 100.
  • a target base station is selected from base stations that are set to be able to accept a handover of a mobile station among a plurality of neighboring base stations included in an active base station set, a handover failure due to a radio resource state of the selected target base station does not occur. Therefore, the handover success rate can be enhanced.
  • a list of neighboring base stations that can accept a handover of a mobile station is shared by the mobile station and a serving base station so that a handover delay time can be reduced in a high speed environment by a simplified control message exchange process before the mobile station performs the handover.
  • the active base station set managed by the mobile station and the serving base station can be managed with consideration of radio signal quality and resource state of each of the neighboring base stations included in the active base station set, and thus when the mobile station attempts a network re-entry process to a target base station that is not ready for the handover of the mobile station due to a loss of a handover control message, a handover failure due to a lack of radio resources can be prevented, thereby increasing a handover success rate.

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La présente invention concerne un procédé de transfert d'une station mobile dans un système de communication sans fil, ainsi qu'une station de base et une station mobile utilisées à cette fin. Une liste de stations de base voisines qui peuvent accepter un transfert d'une station mobile est partagée par la station mobile et une station de base de desserte avant que la station mobile n'effectue le transfert, de manière à réduire le temps d'attente de transfert dans un environnement à haute vitesse, par le biais d'un processus d'échange de message de commande simplifié. De plus, l'ensemble de stations de base actives géré par la station mobile et la station de base de desserte peut être géré avec une prise en compte de la qualité des signaux radio et de l'état des ressources de chacune des stations de base voisines comprises dans l'ensemble de stations de base actives. Ainsi, lorsque la station mobile tente un processus de nouvel accès sur le réseau à une station de base cible qui n'est pas prête pour le transfert de la station mobile en raison de la perte d'un message de commande de transfert, il est possible d'éviter un échec de transfert dû à un manque de ressources radio, ce qui permet d'augmenter le taux de réussite de transfert.
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