NDLI: From opacity to transparency via translucent optical networks

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Gagnaire, Maurice
Copyright Year	2008
Description	Author affiliation: Computer Science and Networks Department, Telecom ParisTech (E.N.S.T.), 46 rue Barrault - 75634, France (Gagnaire, Maurice)
Abstract	➲ According to the state of the technology, above 2000 km range, only translucent networks with spare RR ares viable: concept of “island of Page 141 transparency” [source: A. Saleh, “Islands of transparency: an emerging reality in multi-wavelength optical networking,” IEEE/LEOS Summer Optical Meeting Broadband Optical Networks Technologies, 1998] ➲ The benefit of adding in a translucent network RRs above 20% of the number of RRs in the same but opaque network has a negligible benefit in terms of connection acceptance ratio [source: X. Yang, B. Ramamurthy, “Sparse regeneration in translucent wavelength-routed optical networks: architecture, network design and wavelength routing,” Photonic Network Communications, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 39–50, 2005] ➲ The QWRP tool is one of the rare tools enabling to optimize RWA and regenerator placement under QoT impairments constraints ➲ The LERP module enables to optimize both the amount of required optical Page 142 channels and the amount of electrical RRs ➲ The BER-Predictor module is one of the few tools that consider simultaneously the impact of multiple physical layer impairments ➲ QWRP is scalable to real backbone networks ➲ It is one of the very rare hybrid WDM network planning tools that consider non-flat systems ➲ The $RPCO^{2}$ tool is the first one to integrate CAPEX and OPEX objectives ➲ The impact of FWM in wavelength allocation will be considered in QWRP and $RPCO^{2}$ tools
Starting Page	1
Ending Page	77
File Size	2926125
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ISBN	9789638111685
DOI	10.1109/NETWKS.2008.6231388
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2008-09-28
Publisher Place	Hungary
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Scientific Assoc for Infocom
Content Type	Presentation
Resource Type	Presentation

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From opacity to transparency via translucent optical networks

Introduction: Transparency / Translucency / Opacity

Optical regenerator placement strategy to achieve green design of translucent optical networks

Circuit-switched translucent optical networks planning with user level QoS

Joint optimization of mixed regenerator placement and wavelength assignment for green translucent optical networks

Preventive Assignment of Regenerator in Translucent Optical Networks

Multiple path based regenerator placement algorithm in translucent optical networks

A survey on regenerator Placement Problem in translucent optical network

Practical and deployment issues to be considered in regenerator placement and operation of translucent optical networks

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