Framework for GMPLS and path computation support of sub-wavelength switching optical networks
draft-gonzalezdedios-subwavelength-framework-00
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| Authors | Giacomo Bernini , Georgios Zervas , Mark Basham | ||
| Last updated | 2011-03-07 | ||
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Abstract
This document discusses the framework for enhancements to the GMPLS architecture to control sub-wavelength switching optical networks. Sub-wavelengths refer to the time-shared utilization of a single wavelength by optical bursts, packets or slots. Sub-wavelngth technologies are the base of new cost-effective network architectures. In particular, they are sutited for metro areas, to cope with high traffic volumens as well as more demanding requirements of networked applications.
Authors
Giacomo Bernini
Georgios Zervas
Mark Basham
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