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What is the terminology used for a handoff between spectrum bands without changing the current base station?

What is the terminology used for a handoff between spectrum bands without changing the current base station? Correct Answer Intra-cell/Intra-pool handoff

When an xG user switches from one spectrum band to another in the same spectrum pool without selecting an alternate base station, it is termed as intra-cell/intra-pool handoff. A cell is a unit of coverage area. Spectrum pool is a set of contiguous licensed spectrum bands.

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