Wireless communications management and control system using mobile station position and movement information

The present invention relates to management and control of mobile telephone communications and, in particular, to use of information representing one or more of the location, speed and direction of travel of mobile stations to reduce the instances of call disruption and enhance the quality of service. The present invention incorporates information representing the location and movement of a mobile station in a wireless telecommunications network to manage and control hand-offs, reduce the risk of falsing, prioritize channel assignments and control the power level of channels.