Terrestrial system and method for mitigating interference through inter-frequency offloading

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing instructions that when executed via one or more processors perform a computerized method, the computerized method comprising:

• receiving a degradation indicator for a first hybrid uplink channel between a first user device and an aerospace access point, the degradation indicator including a unique identifier for the aerospace access point;
• identifying one or more base stations by querying a database using the unique identifier for the aerospace access point in the degradation indicator, the one or more base stations being identified as having one or more coverage areas that at least partially overlap with a current coverage area of the aerospace access point, wherein the one or more base stations utilize the first hybrid uplink channel;
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• generating and executing computer-readable instructions that instruct and cause at least one base station of the one or more base stations identified to adjust a plurality of inter-frequency thresholds that correspond to a plurality of uplink channels, the plurality of uplink channels including the first hybrid uplink channel.

A system comprising:

• a server having one or more processors, the server operating within a telecommunications network, the server communicatively coupled to a base station within the telecommunications network, wherein the one or more processors perform:
• receiving a degradation indicator for a first hybrid uplink channel between a first user device and an aerospace access point, the degradation indicator including a unique identifier for the aerospace access point;
• identifying the base station by querying a database using the unique identifier for the aerospace access point in the degradation indicator, the base station being identified as having a coverage area that at least partially overlaps with a current coverage area of the aerospace access point, wherein the base station utilizes the first hybrid uplink channel;
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• generating and executing computer-readable instructions that instruct and cause the base station to adjust an inter-frequency threshold that corresponds to the first hybrid uplink channel.