Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a mobile station may receive first information identifying a value for a threshold parameter associated with a sidelink positioning procedure. The mobile station may transmit second information identifying a suitability for anchoring the sidelink positioning procedure, wherein the suitability is associated with the value for the threshold parameter. Numerous other aspects are described.

A method of enabling multi-connectivity in a wireless network includes predicting at least one of a RLF, a call drop, and a jitter based on a plurality of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) associated with the UE and the wireless network, determining whether the UE is in one of a Dual Connectivity (DC) mode and a carrier aggregation (CA) mode, performing one of: adding a new secondary gNodeB (gNB) in response to determining that the UE is not in both the DC mode and the CA mode and converting the new gNB to a master gNB, converting an existing secondary gNodeB to a master gNodeB with one of an existing Master Cell Group (MCG) gNodeB and another gNodeB as the secondary gNodeB, in response to determining that the UE is in the DC mode, and converting an existing secondary cell to a primary cell.

A method of enabling multi-connectivity in a wireless network includes predicting at least one of a RLF, a call drop, and a jitter based on a plurality of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) associated with the UE and the wireless network, determining whether the UE is in one of a Dual Connectivity (DC) mode and a carrier aggregation (CA) mode, performing one of: adding a new secondary gNodeB (gNB) in response to determining that the UE is not in both the DC mode and the CA mode and converting the new gNB to a master gNB, converting an existing secondary gNodeB to a master gNodeB with one of an existing Master Cell Group (MCG) gNodeB and another gNodeB as the secondary gNodeB, in response to determining that the UE is in the DC mode, and converting an existing secondary cell to a primary cell.

A system that incorporates aspects of the subject disclosure may perform operations including, for example, monitoring performance parameters in a communications network, identifying a degradation in performance of one or more nodes of the communications network according the monitored performance parameters, and initiating corrective action to mitigate the degradation in performance of the one or more nodes of the communications network. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A system that incorporates aspects of the subject disclosure may perform operations including, for example, monitoring performance parameters in a communications network, identifying a degradation in performance of one or more nodes of the communications network according the monitored performance parameters, and initiating corrective action to mitigate the degradation in performance of the one or more nodes of the communications network. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A network controller including processing circuitry may be configured to receive dynamic position information indicative of a three dimensional position of at least one mobile communication node, compare fixed position information indicative of fixed geographic locations of respective access points of a network to the dynamic position information to determine a relative position of the at least one mobile communication node relative to at least one of the access points based on the fixed position information and the dynamic position information, and provide network control instructions to at least one network asset based on the relative position.

A network controller including processing circuitry may be configured to receive dynamic position information indicative of a three dimensional position of at least one mobile communication node, compare fixed position information indicative of fixed geographic locations of respective access points of a network to the dynamic position information to determine a relative position of the at least one mobile communication node relative to at least one of the access points based on the fixed position information and the dynamic position information, and provide network control instructions to at least one network asset based on the relative position.

A spectrum management system includes circuitry that obtains interference information from another spectrum management system, where the interference information indicates interference with communication of a communication system managed by the other spectrum management system. The interference is caused by at least one secondary communication system managed by the spectrum management system. The circuitry also modifies a communication characteristic of the at least one secondary communication system based on the interference information.

Disclosed is a system for tracking and dynamically allocating wireless capacity within a wireless telecommunications network. The system has a plurality of processor levels: a layer of baseband-level capacity processors that are deployed within each baseband processor; a layer of client-level capacity processors that are deployed within each wireless base station; a layer of server-level capacity processors, each of which orchestrate allocation of wireless capacity over a unique domain of wireless base stations; and a master level capacity processor. Wireless capacity is allocated in terms of active connections to wireless devices, and the active connections are quantized and allocated as logical connections, or connection tokens. The system dynamically allocates wireless capacity so that resources are devoted to venues and environments where demand is greatest at any given time.

Disclosed is a system for tracking and dynamically allocating wireless capacity within a wireless telecommunications network. The system has a plurality of processor levels: a layer of baseband-level capacity processors that are deployed within each baseband processor; a layer of client-level capacity processors that are deployed within each wireless base station; a layer of server-level capacity processors, each of which orchestrate allocation of wireless capacity over a unique domain of wireless base stations; and a master level capacity processor. Wireless capacity is allocated in terms of active connections to wireless devices, and the active connections are quantized and allocated as logical connections, or connection tokens. The system dynamically allocates wireless capacity so that resources are devoted to venues and environments where demand is greatest at any given time.