Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information

Link capacity for primary and backup paths in a telecommunication carrier network can be computed if the authors are able to use end‐to‐end traffic volume information between source and destination nodes in a network. However, this information is not easily obtained because traffic measurement puts...

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Main Authors: Ryutaro Matsumura, Haruhisa Hasegawa
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2013-03-01
Series:IET Networks
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-net.2012.0016
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spelling doaj-aa41161e1e1e4757961f2a36ff793b402021-09-08T18:13:10ZengWileyIET Networks2047-49542047-49622013-03-012131010.1049/iet-net.2012.0016Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic informationRyutaro Matsumura0Haruhisa Hasegawa1NTT Network Technology LaboratoriesNTT Corporation9‐11, Midori‐Cho 3‐Chome Musashino‐ShiTokyo180‐8585JapanNTT Network Technology LaboratoriesNTT Corporation9‐11, Midori‐Cho 3‐Chome Musashino‐ShiTokyo180‐8585JapanLink capacity for primary and backup paths in a telecommunication carrier network can be computed if the authors are able to use end‐to‐end traffic volume information between source and destination nodes in a network. However, this information is not easily obtained because traffic measurement puts a heavy load on network equipment, and measuring devices are not installed on all the links in the network. Network carriers must estimate the link capacity under limited traffic information. The authors explain a link capacity design problem for shared protection to work within this limitation. Shared protection is effective for economical network design; however, it requires time‐consuming computation. Therefore the authors propose a faster formulation for shared protection that takes the form of a maximum flow problem. The authors evaluated our formulation in terms of the solution's error and showed the advantage of using shared protection.https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-net.2012.0016shared protectionlimited traffic informationtelecommunication carrier networkend to end traffic volume informationsource nodesdestination nodes
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author Ryutaro Matsumura
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Haruhisa Hasegawa
Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
IET Networks
shared protection
limited traffic information
telecommunication carrier network
end to end traffic volume information
source nodes
destination nodes
author_facet Ryutaro Matsumura
Haruhisa Hasegawa
author_sort Ryutaro Matsumura
title Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
title_short Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
title_full Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
title_fullStr Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
title_full_unstemmed Link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
title_sort link capacity design for shared protection with limited traffic information
publisher Wiley
series IET Networks
issn 2047-4954
2047-4962
publishDate 2013-03-01
description Link capacity for primary and backup paths in a telecommunication carrier network can be computed if the authors are able to use end‐to‐end traffic volume information between source and destination nodes in a network. However, this information is not easily obtained because traffic measurement puts a heavy load on network equipment, and measuring devices are not installed on all the links in the network. Network carriers must estimate the link capacity under limited traffic information. The authors explain a link capacity design problem for shared protection to work within this limitation. Shared protection is effective for economical network design; however, it requires time‐consuming computation. Therefore the authors propose a faster formulation for shared protection that takes the form of a maximum flow problem. The authors evaluated our formulation in terms of the solution's error and showed the advantage of using shared protection.
topic shared protection
limited traffic information
telecommunication carrier network
end to end traffic volume information
source nodes
destination nodes
url https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-net.2012.0016
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