reuse concept [2] FFR patterns exist excluding FP0. The index of the FFR power pattern is set by a particular BS using the frequency partition number k. In downlink FFR, the mobile station reports the interference measurement to the serving base station. The serving base station will instruct the mobile station to perform interference measurement over the designated radio resource region in a solicited/unsolicited manner, or the mobile station may 10.8 Interference mitigation perform the independent interference measurement. Examples of interference measurements include SINR, SIR, interference power, RSSI, etc. The mobile station can also recommend its preferred frequency partition to the serving base station, based on interference measurements, the resource metric of each partition, etc. The measurement results can then be reported through messaging or feedback channels. The base station can transmit necessary information through signaling or message to facilitate the measurements conducted by the mobile station. The information includes the frequency reuse parameters of each frequency partition, the corresponding power levels, and the associated metric for each partition. The resource metric of each frequency partition is the measure of the overall system resource usage in the partition (e.g., effective bandwidth due to reuse, transmission power, multi-antenna mode, and interference to other cells). The serving BS may instruct the MS to feedback interference or SINR measurements for one or more frequency partitions through the AAI_FFR-CMD message. The MS reports interference and/or SINR measurements corresponding to one or more frequency partitions through the AAI_FFR-REP message as a response to the AAI_FFR-CMD message. For MIMO feedback modes 0, 4, and 7, the BS instructs the MS to feedback wideband CQI and spatial rate for the active frequency partition using Feedback Allocation A-MAP IE. For MIMO feedback mode 0, the BS may request feedback on wideband CQI and spatial rate for alternative frequency partitio