IEEE GLOBECOM 2008 - 2008 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference 2008
DOI: 10.1109/glocom.2008.ecp.529
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Efficient Power-Aware Network Provisioning for All-Optical Multicasting in WDM Mesh Networks

Abstract: Abstract-Optimal network provisioning is the process of equipping the network with the devices and resources needed to support all traffic demands while minimizing the network cost. Optical Amplifiers (OAs) are one of those devices that contribute significantly to the network cost, especially in wide area networks. We propose a heuristic approach for placing the minimum number of OAs in the network. The solution is designed for All-Optical Multicasting and is based on dividing the problem into smaller subprobl… Show more

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“…This is because the Adaptive scheme responses dynamically to the changes in the network status and attempts to explorer bigger solution space which may require using more network resources. This behavior is different from the one reported in [8] and [9] where the Adaptive approach had better utilization for the network resources. This is directly due to the constrained wavelength availability nature of the problem we tackle here.…”
Section: Relative Performance Of the Fixed And Adaptive Schemescontrasting
confidence: 50%
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“…This is because the Adaptive scheme responses dynamically to the changes in the network status and attempts to explorer bigger solution space which may require using more network resources. This behavior is different from the one reported in [8] and [9] where the Adaptive approach had better utilization for the network resources. This is directly due to the constrained wavelength availability nature of the problem we tackle here.…”
Section: Relative Performance Of the Fixed And Adaptive Schemescontrasting
confidence: 50%
“…The MILP formulation was extended in [8] to determine the exact number of OAs instead of the total amplification. We also proposed a heuristic approach in [8] and [9], called Optical amplifier Placement (OP) algorithm, to provide fast and efficient solutions by employing two schemes. The first scheme uses alternate routing for light-forest construction while the second scheme allows light-forest reconstruction.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%