Database Migration and Cross platform migration

Actually I am searching solution for following situation: as follows
Server Name A :
Operating System : IBM AIX
Database Version Oracle 10.1.0..0
No. of Database Instances on this server ….. 2 Databases
Server Name B
Operating System : HP Unix
Database Version Oracle 10.1.0.0
No. of Database Instance on this server ……. 1 Database
And the Target is as follows
We want to migrate above mentioned 3 databases from Server A and B to the new HP-Unix server as follows
New Server details
Operating System : HP Unix 11
Database server : Oracle 10g 10.2.0.2 R2
So can some please give the steps to follow to migrate existing 3 databases to the new server
Thanks,
Amol

Take a Full Metadata Datapump Export from the Source Database.
Use SQLFILE option to generate the SQLfile.
Exeute the same in Target Database.
Take a datapump export of Source database with Data and import into Target with EXCLUDE=INDEX,CONSTRAINT,TRIGGERs option.
Create the indexes and other objects after the Datapump import.
Re-compile the Invalid Objects.
You can even perform this using Network_link option.(no need for export dump at file system level if used). You should have better network connectivity between two servers.
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_overview.htm

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