A Study on ATM Network Planning Based on Evaluation of Design Items

Makiko YOSHIDA; Hiroyuki OKAZAKI

A Study on ATM Network Planning Based on Evaluation of Design Items

Makiko YOSHIDA, Hiroyuki OKAZAKI

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This paper describes a planning method for ATM networks. The method is based on evaluation of two design items, VC routing and VP routing, as well as on consideration of VPI constraints. In the evaluation, VC routing is compared with VP routing in separate case studies undertaken from the point of view of various parameters such as traffic volume, cost function and network scale. The results suggest the vertical relationship between VC and VP levels in optimally designed ATM networks. VC and VP network levels are then studied separately, and design methods are proposed for individual levels. In addition a perturbation method is proposed for the VC and VP routing use, whose optimum is varied as a function of the parameters described above. Evaluation results show the proposed perturbation method provides cost-effective networks.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E76-B No.11 pp.1333-1340

Publication Date: 1993/11/25

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Makiko YOSHIDA, Hiroyuki OKAZAKI, "A Study on ATM Network Planning Based on Evaluation of Design Items" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E76-B, no. 11, pp. 1333-1340, November 1993, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a planning method for ATM networks. The method is based on evaluation of two design items, VC routing and VP routing, as well as on consideration of VPI constraints. In the evaluation, VC routing is compared with VP routing in separate case studies undertaken from the point of view of various parameters such as traffic volume, cost function and network scale. The results suggest the vertical relationship between VC and VP levels in optimally designed ATM networks. VC and VP network levels are then studied separately, and design methods are proposed for individual levels. In addition a perturbation method is proposed for the VC and VP routing use, whose optimum is varied as a function of the parameters described above. Evaluation results show the proposed perturbation method provides cost-effective networks.
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