User information administration system and user information administration method
AssigneeNtt Docomo, Inc.
InventorsTakeshi Okamoto, Hiroyuki Hosono, Takeshi Terayama, Takaaki Sato
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AssigneeNtt Docomo, Inc.
InventorsTakeshi Okamoto, Hiroyuki Hosono, Takeshi Terayama, Takaaki Sato
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A base station outputs annunciation information which corresponds to a plurality of radio cells established by a 3G public base station and an LTE public base station and which is different from annunciation information output from the 3G public base station and the LTE public base station into a target region X and forms a radio cell. A mobile station that enters the radio cell receives the annunciation information of the radio cell and executes a position registration process. An information administration device can thereby find the mobile station based on the position registration process even in the environment where a plurality of radio cells to which different frequencies are assigned are established geographically overlapping with one another.
A user information administration system including a first base station for controlling communication of mobile stations located in a first region with a plurality of frequencies assigned, a second base station having a communication range of a second region within the first region and smaller than the first region, and an information administration device connected for communication with the second base station,
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A user information administration method executed in a user information administration system including a first base station for controlling communication of mobile stations located in a first region with a plurality of frequencies assigned, a second base station having a communication range of a second region within the first region and smaller than the first region, and an information administration device connected for communication with the second base station, the method comprising:
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