What is difference between mobile cell zooming and cell spliting?

Answer 1

Cell spliting is deviding the area into cells. Cell size and capacity are usually fixed

based on the estimation of peak traffic load. However, traffic load in cellular networks can have significant spatial and temporal fluctuations due to user mobility and bursty nature of many data applications and here it comes the "cell zooming" technique. Cell zoming adaptively adjusts the cell size according to traffic conditions. Cell zooming has the potential to balance the traffic load and reduce the energy consumption. So, splitting is one thing, and cell zooming is used to make that splitting more power and capacity efficient.

Answer 2

Mobile cell zooming adjusts the size of the cells on the map based on the level of zoom, allowing for more detailed information to be displayed when zoomed in. Cell splitting involves dividing a cell into multiple smaller cells to increase capacity and better manage network resources in areas with high traffic demand.