Cell Service Resumption Using Location-Based Sync Recovery
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing communication technologies cause excessive power consumption and delay in resuming cell service due to network re-searching by mobile terminals with dual-card dual-standby mode, especially when one SIM card enters an offline state during a call, leading to inefficient energy usage and prolonged service restoration times.
Innovation Solution
A method and terminal that utilize geographic location and time-frequency position information to resume cell service by initiating a timer upon entering an offline state, determining if the terminal has not left the cell based on geographic location, and resuming service using stored synchronization information without full network re-search.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the terminal performs full network re-search to resume cell service, then the terminal can ensure accurate cell synchronization, but the power consumption increases and service restoration time is delayed
Solution Approach 1:
The terminal performs network searching and acquires cell service information in advance before entering the offline state. When resuming service, it uses the pre-acquired time-frequency position information and geographic location data to quickly determine cell synchronization without performing a full network re-search, thereby reducing power consumption while maintaining synchronization accuracy
Solution Approach 2:
The terminal changes the searching strategy based on whether it has moved. When geographic location shows the terminal is still in the same cell, it uses a simplified resumption process with reduced searching parameters. When location changes indicate movement to a new cell, it performs a complete network re-search with full parameters to ensure accurate synchronization
2Reliability
If the terminal performs full network re-search to resume cell service, then the terminal can ensure accurate cell synchronization, but the service restoration time is delayed
Solution Approach 1:
The terminal performs network searching and acquires cell service information in advance before entering the offline state. When resuming service, it uses the pre-acquired time-frequency position information and geographic location data to quickly determine cell synchronization without performing a full network re-search, thereby reducing service restoration time while maintaining synchronization accuracy
Solution Approach 2:
The terminal changes the searching strategy based on whether it has moved. When geographic location shows the terminal is still in the same cell, it uses a simplified resumption process with reduced searching parameters to minimize restoration time. When location changes indicate movement to a new cell, it performs a complete network re-search with full parameters to ensure accurate synchronization
3Use of energy by moving object
If the terminal uses simplified resumption method without full network search, then power consumption is reduced and service restoration is faster, but cell synchronization accuracy may be compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The terminal uses geographic location information as feedback to dynamically adjust the resumption strategy. By comparing current location with location at offline entry, it determines whether to use the simplified method (same cell) or full network re-search (different cell), ensuring synchronization accuracy is maintained when needed while saving power when possible
Solution Approach 2:
The terminal dynamically adjusts the resumption approach based on real-time conditions. It uses geographic location data to determine the terminal's movement status and adaptively selects between simplified resumption and full network re-search, making the system flexible and context-aware to balance power consumption and synchronization accuracy
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AI summary
A method for resuming cell service including acquiring first geographic location information of a terminal and first time-frequency position information of a cell corresponding to the terminal entering an offline state, the terminal being located in a coverage area of the cell when the terminal enters the offline state, and the cell service being suspended in the offline state, initiating a timer corresponding to the terminal entering the offline state, acquiring second geographic location information of the terminal and stopping the timer corresponding to the terminal exiting the offline state, and resuming the cell service based on the first time-frequency position information and a timer duration based on a determination that the terminal has not left the cell, the timer duration being based on a value of the timer at the stopping, and the determination being based on the first geographic location information and the second geographic location information.


