HANDOVER RELATION IDENTIFICATION UTILIZING NETWORK EVENTS

摘要

Aspects relate to automatically establishing neighbor relations for adjacent sectors based on one or more network events. The neighbor relations can be established between sectors that can be identified as inter-frequency neighbors or intrafrequency neighbors. In an aspect, the network events can be active call data events received from one or more mobile devices. The active call data events can be radio access bearer establishments and internal system releases. In another aspect, the network events can be idle call data events received from one or more mobile devices. If a first event ended on a first sector and a second event started on a second sector before expiration of an interval that started when the first event ended, the first sector and second sector can be defined as neighbors.

主权项

1. A system, comprising:
a processor; and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:
establishing a first network neighbor relationship between a first network device of a first network and a second network device of a second network based on a first frequency associated with a first network event and a second frequency associated with a second network event;based on the first frequency and the second frequency being determined to be a same frequency, filtering the first network neighbor relationship, wherein the filtering removes the first network neighbor relationship between the first network and the second network; andin response to the filtering and in response to a condition associated with a third network device being determined to have been satisfied, establishing a second network neighbor relationship between the first network device of the first network and the third network device of the third network, wherein the condition is related to a number of times that a mobile device has been determined to have entered a first sector associated with the third network device from a location within a second sector associated with the second network device.