Benefits of Q-factor based routing in WDM metro networks

P. Kulkarni

doi:10.1049/cp:20050812

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Benefits of Q-factor based routing in WDM metro networks

P. Kulkarni

Year: 2005 Vol: 2005 Pages: v4-981

DOI: 10.1049/cp:20050812

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Abstract

A novel study focusing on impairment constraint routing based on Q-factor as the routing cost criterion in a metro WDM network has shown significant benefits in terms of physical performance optimisation and blocking probability reduction. (2 pages)

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Routing (electronic design automation) Computer science Wavelength-division multiplexing Blocking (statistics) Computer network Constraint (computer-aided design) Factor (programming language) Multipath routing Reduction (mathematics) Dynamic Source Routing Routing protocol Engineering Mathematics

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Advanced Optical Network Technologies

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Advanced Photonic Communication Systems

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