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Survivability using traffic balancing and backup resource reservation in multi‐domain optical networks

Batham et al., 2018

Document ID
4816325175403011007
Author
Batham D
Yadav D
Prakash S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Communication Systems

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Survivability in the geographically distributed backbone multi‐domain optical networks (MDONs) is critical because of issues related to its size, usage of resources, and domain management policies of the comprising domains. In MDONs, the emerging scheduled traffic …
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