Handover (HO) which can make user equipment (UE) communicate with the eNodeB (evolves NodeB) with the highest signal quality will have bad performance in high-speed railway scenario. In this paper, detailed introduction is made on Layer3 (L3) filtering theory to help solve this problem. HO measurement and HO decision procedure based on L3 filtering are designed and implemented in a dynamic system level simulation platform modeling two kinds of radio channel environment-mountainous and rural scenario. The Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) of source and target eNodeB has been simulated to research and achieve proper L3 filtering strategy. Ping-pong HO rate and radio link failure (RLF) rate have been investigated to verify the influence of L3 filtering to HO performance. Simulation results show that the best L3 filtering factor is 1/6 and its impact on Pingpong HO rate and mountainous scenario is greater than on RLF rate and rural scenario.
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