Due to the increasing density of small cells, mobility management in heterogeneous networks has become a challenging task. One key challenge facing the development of advanced mobility management techniques is the accurate estimation of the users’ velocity. One simple way to estimate a user’s velocity is via the use of sojourn time samples. In this letter, the Cramer-Rao lower bound (CRLB) for the sojourn time-based velocity estimation is analyzed. Stochastic geometry is used for the spatial modeling of small cells, and the CRLB is derived using the tools from estimation theory. An asymptotically unbiased velocity estimator is also derived. Our analysis shows that the sojourn time-based velocity estimation exhibit a lower CRLB compared to the CRLB of classical velocity estimation using handover count.
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