26 research outputs found

    Service level agreement framework for differentiated survivability in GMPLS-based IP-over-optical networks

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    In the next generation optical internet, GMPLS based IP-over-optical networks, ISPs will be required to support a wide variety of applications each having their own requirements. These requirements are contracted by means of the SLA. This paper describes a recovery framework that may be included in the SLA contract between ISP and customers in order to provide the required level of survivability. A key concern with such a recovery framework is how to present the different survivability alternatives including recovery techniques, failure scenario and layered integration into a transparent manner for customers. In this paper, two issues are investigated. First, the performance of the recovery framework when applying a proposed mapping procedure as an admission control mechanism in the edge router considering a smart-edge simple-core GMPLS-based IP/WDM network is considered. The second issue pertains to the performance of a pre-allocated restoration and its ability to provide protected connections under different failure scenarios

    Enhanced WDM-OFDM-PON System Based on Higher Data Transmitted with Modulation Technique

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    ABSTRACT:- Studies among the field communication system existing technique and proposes and by experimentation demonstrate a multiuser wavelengthdivision-multiplexing passive optical network (WDM-PON) system combining with orthogonal frequency division multiple (OFDM) technique. A tunable multiwavelength optical comb is intended to provide flat optical lines for helping the configuration of the multiple source-free optical network units WDM-OFDM-PON system supported normal single-mode fiber (SSMF). In WDM based on fiber, optical network communications using wavelength with multiplex or demultiplex may be a technology that multiplexes a variety of optical carrier signals onto one fiber by victimization completely different wavelengths of optical device lightweight. this system allows bidirectional communications over one strand of fiber, also as multiplication of capability and calculate BER (Bit Error Rate) and OSNR (optical signal noise ratio) finally; a comparison of by experimentation achieved receiver sensitivities and transmission distances victimization these receivers is given. The very best spectral potency and longest transmission distance at the very best bit rate. WDM based applications like transmission data, medical imaging data, and digital audio data and video conferencing data are information measure-intensive with the Advance in optical technology providing verdant bandwidth, it's natural to increase the multicast construct to optical networks so as to realize increased performance. Our projected scheme (PGA) based on information load transmitted capability improve supported higher information transmitted over these channels and high data up to develop in Matlab tool and using optical Interleaved the OFDM model and analysis the performance of the WDM-PON system

    Efficiency Of Using Partial Path Protection Method In Optical Wdm Mesh Networks

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    Tez (Yüksek Lisans) -- İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2006Thesis (M.Sc.) -- İstanbul Technical University, Institute of Science and Technology, 2006Bu çalışmada, dalga boyu bölümlemeli çoklama yöntemine dayalı optik ağlarda oluşan bağ aksaklıklarının önüne geçebilmek ve ağın kalımlığını sağlayabilmek için, her bir ana yolun her bir bağı için bir koruyucu onarım yolu belirleyen kısmi yol koruma yöntemi kullanılarak, korumanın etkinliğinin arttırılması sağlanmıştır. Bağlantıları koruyucu yolları oluşturan bağların dalga boylarının, farklı bağlantılar için oluşturulmuş koruyucu yollar ile paylaşılmasına izin verilip verilmemesine dayalı olan, adanmış ve paylaşımlı kısmi yol koruma yöntemleri de dikkate alınarak, paylaşımlı kısmi yol koruma yönteminin, adanmış kısmi yol koruma yöntemine olan üstünlüğü belirlenmiştir. Paylaşım oranı adı verilen, aynı linkte bulunan bir kaynağı paylaşabilen, aktif yolları koruma amaçlı kurulan koruyucu yolların sayısını belirleyen terimin de, başarımı nasıl etkilediği incelenmiştir. En yüksek paylaşım oranı değerine ve kaynağa sahip paylaşımlı kısmi yol korumanın en iyi başarıma sahip olduğu gözlemlenmiştir. Etkinlik başarım ölçüleri olarak, bağlantı isteklerine göre ağda kullanılan dalga boyu-link sayısı ve bağlantı isteklerinin bloke edilme oranı göz önünde bulundurulmuştur.In this study, the increase on the efficiency of protection, which is used to avoid link failures in Optical Wavelength-Division Multiplexed Networks and to ensure survivability for these networks, is provided by using the Partial Path Protection scheme, in which a different restoration path for every link of every primary path is determined. Dedicated Partial Path Protection and Shared Partial Path Protection, which are based on allowance of sharing the wavelengths of the links, which are used on the protection paths, by protection paths are considered. It is observed that Shared Partial Path Protection outperforms the Dedicated Partial Path Protection scheme. Sharing Ratio is the number of protection paths, which share the same resource of the link for protecting the active paths against failures is also analyzed. The simulations confirm that as the value of the sharing ratio increases, the performance of the network increases. Simulation results show that the Shared Partial Path Protection with the highest Sharing Ratio value and the number of wavelengths, has the best performance. The performance metrics used in simulations are, number of wavelength-links occupied per link and blocking probability, according to the number of connection requests in the network.Yüksek LisansM.Sc

    Dynamic routing of reliability-differentiated connections in WDM optical networks

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    Generalized Sharing in Survivable Optical Networks

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    Differentiated quality-of-recovery and quality-of-protection in survivable WDM mesh networks

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    In the modern telecommunication business, there is a need to provide different Quality-of-Recovery (QoR) and Quality-of-Protection (QoP) classes in order to accommodate as many customers as possible, and to optimize the protection capacity cost. Prevalent protection methods to provide specific QoS related to protection are based on pre-defined shape protection structures (topologies), e.g., p -cycles and p -trees. Although some of these protection patterns are known to provide a good trade-off among the different protection parameters, their shapes can limit their deployment in some specific network conditions, e.g., a constrained link spare capacity budget and traffic distribution. In this thesis, we propose to re-think the design process of protection schemes in survivable WDM networks by adopting a hew design approach where the shapes of the protection structures are decided based on the targeted QoR and QoP guarantees, and not the reverse. We focus on the degree of pre-configuration of the protection topologies, and use fully and partially pre-cross connected p -structures, and dynamically cross connected p -structures. In QoR differentiation, we develop different approaches for pre-configuring the protection capacity in order to strike different balances between the protection cost and the availability requirements in the network; while in the QoP differentiation, we focus on the shaping of the protection structures to provide different grades of protection including single and dual-link failure protection. The new research directions proposed and developed in this thesis are intended to help network operators to effectively support different Quality-of-Recovery and Quality-of-Protection classes. All new ideas have been translated into mathematical models for which we propose practical and efficient design methods in order to optimize the inherent cost to the different designs of protection schemes. Furthermore, we establish a quantitative relation between the degree of pre-configuration of the protection structures and their costs in terms of protection capacity. Our most significant contributions are the design and development of Pre-Configured Protection Structure (p-structure) and Pre-Configured Protection Extended-Tree (p -etree) based schemes. Thanks to the column generation modeling and solution approaches, we propose a new design approach of protection schemes where we deploy just enough protection to provide different quality of recovery and protection classe

    Failure Localization Aware Protection in All-Optical Networks

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    The recent development of optical signal processing and switching makes the all-optical networks a potential candidate for the underlying transmission system in the near future. However, despite its higher transmission data rate and efficiency, the lack of optical-electro-optical (OEO) conversions makes fault management a challenge. A single fiber cut can interrupt several connections, disrupting many services which results in a massive loss of data. With the ever-growing demand for time-sensitive applications, the ability to maintain service continuity in communication networks has only been growing in importance. In order to guarantee network survivability, fast fault localization and fault recovery are essential. Conventional monitoring-trail (m-trail) based schemes can unambiguously localize link failures. However, the deployment of m-trail requires extra transceivers and wavelengths dedicated to monitoring the link state. Non-negligible overhead makes m-trail schemes neither scalable nor practicable. In this thesis, we propose two Failure Localization Aware (FLA) routing schemes to aid failure localization. When a link fails, all traversing lightpaths become dark, and the transceiver at the end node of each interrupted ligthpath issues an alarm signal to report the path failure. By correlating the information of all affected and unaffected paths, it is possible to narrow down the number of possible fault locations to just a few possible locations. However, without the assistance of dedicated supervisory lightpaths, and based solely on the alarm generated by the interrupted lightpaths, ambiguity in failure localization may be unavoidable. Hence, we design a Failure Localization Aware Routing and Wavelength Assignment (FLA-RWA) scheme, the Least Ambiguous Path (LAP) routing scheme, to dynamically allocate connection requests with minimum ambiguity in the localization of a link failure. The performance of the proposed heuristic is evaluated and compared with traditional RWA algorithms via network simulations. The results show that the proposed LAP algorithm achieves the lowest ambiguity among all examined schemes, at the cost of slightly higher wavelength consumption than the alternate shortest path scheme. We also propose a Failure Localization Aware Protection (FLA-P) scheme that is based on the idea of also monitoring the protection paths in a system with path protection for failure localization. The Least Ambiguous Protection Path (LAPP) routing algorithm arranges the protection path routes with the objective of minimizing the ambiguity in failure localization. We evaluate and compare the ambiguity in fault localization when monitoring only the working paths and when monitoring both working and protection paths. We also compare the performance of protection paths with different schemes in regards to fault localization

    Survivability aspects of future optical backbone networks

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    In huidige glasvezelnetwerken kan een enkele vezel een gigantische hoeveelheid data dragen, ruwweg het equivalent van 25 miljoen gelijktijdige telefoongesprekken. Hierdoor zullen netwerkstoringen, zoals breuken van een glasvezelkabel, de communicatie van een groot aantal eindgebruikers verstoren. Netwerkoperatoren kiezen er dan ook voor om hun netwerk zo te bouwen dat zulke grote storingen automatisch opgevangen worden. Dit proefschrift spitst zich toe op twee aspecten rond de overleefbaarheid in toekomstige optische netwerken. De eerste doelstelling die beoogd wordt is het tot stand brengen vanrobuuste dataverbindingen over meerdere netwerken. Door voldoende betrouwbare verbindingen tot stand te brengen over een infrastructuur die niet door een enkele entiteit wordt beheerd kan men bv. weredwijd Internettelevisie van hoge kwaliteit aanbieden. De bestudeerde oplossing heeft niet enkel tot doel om deze zeer betrouwbare verbinding te berekenen, maar ook om dit te bewerkstelligen met een minimum aan gebruikte netwerkcapaciteit. De tweede doelstelling was om een antwoord te formuleren om de vraag hoe het toepassen van optische schakelsystemen gebaseerd op herconfigureerbare optische multiplexers een impact heeft op de overleefbaarheid van een optisch netwerk. Bij lagere volumes hebben optisch geschakelde netwerken weinig voordeel van dergelijke gesofistikeerde methoden. Elektronisch geschakelde netwerken vertonen geen afhankelijkheid van het datavolume en hebben altijd baat bij optimalisatie
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