Optical core networks research in the e-Photon-ONe+ project
Date
2009Source Title
Journal of Lightwave Technology
Print ISSN
0733-8724
Volume
27
Issue
20
Pages
4415 - 4423
Language
English
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This paper reports a summary of the joint research activities on Optical Core Networks within the e-Photon-ONe+ project. It provides a reasonable overview of the topics considered of interest by the European research community and supports the idea of building joint research activities that can leverage on the expertise of different research groups. © 2009 IEEE.
Keywords
Congestion resolutionGMPLS
Optical networks
Optical packet switching
Physical impairment
Protection
Restoration
Service oriented networks
Traffic engineering
Wavelength routing
Congestion resolution
GMPLS
Optical networks
Optical packet switching
Physical impairment
Protection
Service oriented networks
Traffic engineering
Wavelength routing
Highway engineering
Optical materials
Optical switches
Packet switching
Photons
Restoration
Telecommunication traffic
Research
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http://hdl.handle.net/11693/22593Published Version (Please cite this version)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/JLT.2009.2024090Collections
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