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Survivable IP topology design with re-use of backup wavelength capacity in optical backbone networks

Vadrevu et al., 2010

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7890719468609415114
Author
Vadrevu C
Tornatore M
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Switching and Networking

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In IP-over-WDM networks, wavelength circuits are often protected by dedicated backup circuits. Especially with future deployment of 100 G transmission systems, this will induce huge under-utilization of backup resources. Network utilization can be boosted by loaning …
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