Abstract
Hierarchical cellular systems are proposed to accommodate mobile users of different speeds. While the micro layer serves the slow users, the macro layer serves the fast users. After a handoff is initiated, we must make a decision determining whether it should go to the micro or macro cell. In this paper, this problem is tackled by making use of past cell dwell times and occupancies in the target micro and macro cell. Heuristically, we want those mobile users with small cell dwell times, i.e. fast velocity, to join the macro layer. It is also desirable to select the target cell which has lower occupancy, in order to prevent call blocking. These heuristics are incorporated in a fuzzy layer selection algorithm, which is devised in terms of fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic. The performance is compared to the popular threshold method in the literature by simulation.
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