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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"optical burst switching (obs)"”.

  1. An emission and discard priority scheme for optical burst switched networks

    Optical burst switching (OBS) is a promising technology designed to meet the growing demands for internet handwidth and better Quality of Service (QoS). This technology provides all optical and high speed switching to overcome the bottleneck of electronic routers in the core network. In this …

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  2. An assembly and offset assignment scheme for self-similar traffic in optical burst switching

    Optical Burst Switching (OBS) is a viable technology for the next generation core network. We propose an FEC-assembly scheme that efficiently assembles self-similar traffic and a Pareto-offset assignment rather than a constant offset assignment. Two buffers, a packet buffer and a burst buffer, are …

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  3. Investigations of sub-systems for dynamic wavelength-routed optical networks

    … of a range of dynamic wavelength-routed optical networks with a specific focus on acknowledged optical-burst-switching (OBS) architectures where burst lengths are expected to be in the millisecond regime. The key sub-systems are identified and examined both individually and in terms of …

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  4. An Emission and Discard Priority Scheme for Optical Burst Switched Networks

    Optical burst switching (OBS) is a promising technology designed to meet the growing demands for internet handwidth and better Quality of Service (QoS). This technology provides all optical and high speed switching to overcome the bottleneck of electronic routers in the core network. In this …

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  5. Traffic and performance evaluation for optical networks. An Investigation into Modelling and Characterisation of Traffic Flows and Performance Analysis and Engineering for Optical Network Architectures.

    … demand a more efficient bandwidth allocation in optical networks. In this context, new architectures and protocols are needed in conjuction with cost effective quantitative methodologies in order to provide an insight into the performance aspects of the next and future generation Internets. This …

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  6. Improving fairness, throughput and blocking performance for long haul and short reach optical networks

    Innovations in optical communication are expected to transform the landscape of global communications, internet and datacenter networks. This dissertation investigates several important issues in optical communication such as fairness, throughput, blocking probability and differentiated quality of …

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  7. On IP over WDM burst-switched long haul and metropolitan area networks

    … technologies and technical breakthroughs in optical communications, fueled by the increasing demand in the reduction of operation costs and the network management complexity. The unprecedented bandwidth provisioning capability and the multi-service supportability of the WDM technology, in …

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  8. Resource Allocation Schemes And Performance Evaluation Models For Wavelength Division Multiplexed Optical Networks

    Wavelength division multiplexed (WDM) optical networks are rapidly becoming the technology of choice in network infrastructure and next-generation Internet architectures. WDM networks have the potential to provide unprecedented bandwidth, reduce processing cost, achieve protocol transparency, and …

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