Titlebook: Optical Networks; Architecture and Sur Hussein T. Mouftah,Pin-Han Ho Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Internet.Metro

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Routing and Wavelength Assignment (RWA): Overview,pter provides an introduction to the design principles and objectives of the constraint of the RWA problem, and an overview of proposed schemes and approaches of the implementation and analytical modeling of the RWA process. The constraints imposed on a wavelength-routed optical network are outlined

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Routing and Wavelength Assignment with Multi-Granularity OXCs,ovides two dynamic algorithms for solving the problem of routing and wavelength assignment with tunnel allocation, namely Dynamic Tunnel Allocation and Capacity-Balanced Static Tunnel Allocation schemes. In addition to the routing algorithms, we will present their performance evaluation in two sampl

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Protection and Restoration,proposals for protection and restoration mechanisms are provided. In Section 6.1, we define necessary terminology that will be useful in the rest of this book. The design principles and objectives for achieving network survivability are presented. In Section 6.2, protection and restoration schemes t

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Survivable Routing with Dynamic Traffic, a time during the optimization process. However, as any connection request arrives, an on-line algorithm is still required to allocate it. The on-line algorithm should be able to guarantee derivation of a link- or node-disjoint or link-disjoint working and protection (W-P) path-pair for a connectio

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Optical Burst Switching,naling mechanisms by way of dedicated control channels before optical data is launched, and is torn down after the connection ends. As network traffic gets more dynamic and bursty, wavelength-routed networks suffer a fatal drawback in achievable throughput. The major problem with wavelength-routed n