Titlebook: Next Generation Optical Network Design and Modelling; IFIP TC6 / WG6.10 Si Andrea Bianco,Fabio Neri Conference proceedings 2003 IFIP Intern

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Comparison of Single-Hop and Multihop AWG Based WDM Networksssions and tight upper and lower bounds for the mean hop distance and capacity of the singlehop and multihop WDM networks. Guidelines are provided for the design of AWG-based WDM networks with different population, capacity, and cost requirements.

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Provision of End-to-End Delay Guarantees in Wavelength-Routed Optical Burst-Switched Networksackets in edge routers) through a bufferless optical core. In this paper, we show how WR-OBS can provide end-to-end delay guarantees, and introduce methods to achieve fairness in the network. The conditions under which WR-OBS bring operational advantages when compared to wavelength-routed optical ne

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Optical Packet Switching of IP Trafficast dynamic allocation of WDM channels combined with a high degree of statistical resource sharing. In this work, we propose the architecture of an optical packet switching node, equipped with a shared fiber delay line buffer, for all-optical switching of IP traffic flows. Some traffic simulations r

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Ringo: A Demonstrator of WDM Optical Packet Network on a Ring Topologynetwork is based on a WDM optical ring, with an input queuing access protocol and multicast capabilities. In this paper we present the network architecture and node structure, together with the results obtained on the RINGO experimental demonstrator. We investigate several important transmission iss

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