Part 1: Preparations Chapter 1. Orientation to Transport Networks and Technology Chapter 2. Internet Protocol and Optical Networking Chapter 3. Failure Impacts, Survivability Principles, and Measures of Survivability Chapter 4. Graph Theory, Routing
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the U.S. Air Force’s Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) system is the nation’s nextgeneration military strategic and tactical relay system, which will deliver survivable, protected communications to U.S. forces and selected allies worldwide. W
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In high speed backbone networks, the survivability is a very important issue since the networks carry a lot of traffic. In this paper, we study the protection method with Hamiltonian Cycle in meshed survivable backbone networks, and proposed a new he
In this paper, we propose a novel differentiated domain protection (DDP) scheme to address survivability in multi-domain optical networks. Survivable routing in multidomain networks is a challenging algorithmic problem because it requires choosing li
This paper proposes a new survivable algorithm named sub-path protection based on auxiliary virtual topology (SPAVT) to tolerate the single-link failure in WDM optical networks. First, according to the protection-switching time constraint, SPAVT sear
In multi-domain wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) optical networks, the inter-domain routing is a challenge since each single-domain cannot view the full network topology. At the same time, survivability is also an important issue in optical net
With the development of real-time applications, the traffic recovery time, which is defined as the duration between the failure occurrence on the working path and the interruptive traffic has been successfully switched to the backup path, has become
