Network planning algorithms for the optical Internet based on the generalized MPLS architecture
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Abstract
GMPLS is one of the most promising frameworks proposed for the next generation optical Internet, which supports multi-granularity of switching types including fiber-, waveband- and lambda-switching in the optical domain. We present some algorithms for solving the routing and wavelength/tunnel assignment (RWTA) problem based on the multi-granularity 4-tier switching architecture. We also propose novel network planning algorithms, the weighted network link state, and an enhancement to the fixed-alternative routing scheme, the heavy fixed alternative routing (H-FAR), to facilitate RWTA. We show that with the weighted network link state and H-FAR, the RWTA problem in the optical Internet with multi-granularity OXCs (MG-OXCs) can be solved efficiently, and the performance in terms of call blocking rate in a network with MG-OXCs is comparable with that in a lambda-switched network, which means the link utilization of tunnels is close to that of wavelength-switched channels.
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