Publication No 34558
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Author(s)
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Dolzer, K.*
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Title
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Assured Horizon - A new combined framework for burst assembly and reservation in optical burst switched networks
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Topics
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Broadband Networks; Internet; Quality of Service
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Methods
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Traffic Engineering; Performance Evaluation
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Keywords
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LONG RANGE DEPENDENCE; PHOTONIC; ALL-OPTICAL NETWORK; SCHEDULING; RESERVATION; QOS; OPTICAL SWITCHING; BURST SWITCHING; ARCHITECTURE
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Abstract
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While traffic management is believed to be best implemented in the IP layer e. g. by GMPLS an evolving questing in the context of IP-over-photonics is whether the optical layer can provide service differentiation as service to the IP layer. As a positive answer to that question, a new framework for optical burst switched networks is proposed that comprises a new burst assembly mechanism, a new reservation mechanism as well as the communication between them. In order to keep the core very simple, the complexity is moved to the ingress of the network where burst header processing is performed in a distributed way. Performance evaluations confirm that without relying on queueing in the core, assured Horizon efficiently yields service differentiation.
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Year
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2002
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Reference entry
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Dolzer, K.
Assured Horizon - A new combined framework for burst assembly and reservation in optical burst switched networks
Proceedings of the European Conference on Networks and Optical Communications (NOC 2002), Darmstadt, June 2002
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