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Design and Architectural Concepts for Border Model Based IP/Optical Multi-Layer Service Networks
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The bandwidth explosion ushered in by the popularity of the Internet has spurred the recent acceleration in the development and deployment of equipment supporting packet based broadband services. This coupled with the widespread deployment of WDM based Optical Transport Systems in the core network to satisfy the corresponding increase in capacity demand, has led network planners for tighter coordination between IP and Optical layers to increase reliability, robustness of next generation backbone network. In this paper, we propose a solution known as border model, which is tailored to address deployment concerns associated with GMPLS technology in existing networks. We extend our proposal to include, "Border model based Multi-layer service network architecture," to provide coordinated multi-layer IP and Optical services, for different network design scenarios. Resource Control is an important aspect of multi-layer service networks. This paper examines next generation requirements for resource control, defines resource control architecture and presents some evaluation results for multi-layer recovery techniques in the context of Multi-layer service network based on border model.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E88-B No.10 pp.3832-3840
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- 2005/10/01
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- 10.1093/ietcom/e88-b.10.3832
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Section on Next Generation Photonic Network Technologies)
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Mallik TATIPAMULA, Zafar ALI, Ichiro INOUE, Takashi MIYAMURA, Shigeo URUSHIDANI, Shoichiro ASANO, "Design and Architectural Concepts for Border Model Based IP/Optical Multi-Layer Service Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E88-B, no. 10, pp. 3832-3840, October 2005, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e88-b.10.3832.
Abstract: The bandwidth explosion ushered in by the popularity of the Internet has spurred the recent acceleration in the development and deployment of equipment supporting packet based broadband services. This coupled with the widespread deployment of WDM based Optical Transport Systems in the core network to satisfy the corresponding increase in capacity demand, has led network planners for tighter coordination between IP and Optical layers to increase reliability, robustness of next generation backbone network. In this paper, we propose a solution known as border model, which is tailored to address deployment concerns associated with GMPLS technology in existing networks. We extend our proposal to include, "Border model based Multi-layer service network architecture," to provide coordinated multi-layer IP and Optical services, for different network design scenarios. Resource Control is an important aspect of multi-layer service networks. This paper examines next generation requirements for resource control, defines resource control architecture and presents some evaluation results for multi-layer recovery techniques in the context of Multi-layer service network based on border model.
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AU - Mallik TATIPAMULA
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AU - Ichiro INOUE
AU - Takashi MIYAMURA
AU - Shigeo URUSHIDANI
AU - Shoichiro ASANO
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