IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics
Dynamic Subwavelength Protection Using High-Speed Optical Switches for Optical Metro Networks
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Flexible resource utilization in terms of adaptive use of optical bandwidth with agile reconfigurability is key for future metro networks. To address this issue, we focus on optical subwavelength switched network architectures that leverage high-speed optical switching technologies and can accommodate dynamic traffic cost-effectively. Although optical subwavelength switched networks have been attracting attention, most conventional studies apply static (pre-planned) protection scenarios in the networks of limited sizes. In this paper, we discuss optical switch requirements, the use of transceivers, and protection schemes to cost-effectively create large-scale reliable metro networks. We also propose a cost-effective adaptive protection scheme appropriate for optical subwavelength switched networks using our fast time-slot allocation algorithm. The proposed scheme periodically re-optimizes the bandwidth of both working and protection paths to prevent bandwidth resources from being wasted. The numerical examples verify the feasibility of our proposed scheme and the impact on network resources.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E99-C No.2 pp.203-211
- Publication Date
- 2016/02/01
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- Online ISSN
- 1745-1353
- DOI
- 10.1587/transele.E99.C.203
- Type of Manuscript
- Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Recent Advances in Photonics Technologies and Their Applications)
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Masahiro NAKAGAWA
NTT Corporation
Kyota HATTORI
NTT Corporation
Toshiya MATSUDA
NTT Corporation
Masaru KATAYAMA
NTT Corporation
Katsutoshi KODA
NTT Corporation
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Masahiro NAKAGAWA, Kyota HATTORI, Toshiya MATSUDA, Masaru KATAYAMA, Katsutoshi KODA, "Dynamic Subwavelength Protection Using High-Speed Optical Switches for Optical Metro Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E99-C, no. 2, pp. 203-211, February 2016, doi: 10.1587/transele.E99.C.203.
Abstract: Flexible resource utilization in terms of adaptive use of optical bandwidth with agile reconfigurability is key for future metro networks. To address this issue, we focus on optical subwavelength switched network architectures that leverage high-speed optical switching technologies and can accommodate dynamic traffic cost-effectively. Although optical subwavelength switched networks have been attracting attention, most conventional studies apply static (pre-planned) protection scenarios in the networks of limited sizes. In this paper, we discuss optical switch requirements, the use of transceivers, and protection schemes to cost-effectively create large-scale reliable metro networks. We also propose a cost-effective adaptive protection scheme appropriate for optical subwavelength switched networks using our fast time-slot allocation algorithm. The proposed scheme periodically re-optimizes the bandwidth of both working and protection paths to prevent bandwidth resources from being wasted. The numerical examples verify the feasibility of our proposed scheme and the impact on network resources.
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AU - Kyota HATTORI
AU - Toshiya MATSUDA
AU - Masaru KATAYAMA
AU - Katsutoshi KODA
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