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Optical Packet Access Protocols for WDM Networks (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2002)
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Optical Packet Access Protocols for WDM Networks (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2002)
Series: Broadband Networks and Services, 1
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The breathtaking success of the WDM technology in backbone networks
also pushes the development and implementation of optical
packet-switched WDM local and metropolitan area networks. Local and
metropolitan area optical WDM networks are emerging as viable and
cost-effective solutions for many telecommunication operators and
service providers who have to face an extremely growing bandwidth
demand and expensive additional fiber installation costs. Thus, the
strong need for the development of novel high-speed architectures
and protocols for such networks arises. In Optical Packet Access
Protocols for WDM Networks, different basic and novel medium access
control (MAC) protocols for WDM-based LANs/MANs, typically
belonging to the group of single-hop networks, are proposed and
analyzed. Thereby, solutions for the direct and efficient support
of distinct Quality-of-Service (QoS) classes over the WDM
transmission layer are provided.Besides a comprehensive overview on
the state-of-the-art photonic metro networks, highly dynamic
reservation-based access protocols relying on the passive-star and
the ring topology are presented while assuming the deployment of
wavelength-tunable transceivers at the network nodes. Optical
Packet Access Protocols for WDM Networks provides both a
comprehensive survey on existing WDM local and metro lightwave
systems and the design of novel highly efficient medium access
control protocols with QoS support for such systems. Accordingly,
this work is appropriate for communication and network engineers
from both the academic and industrial world working in the field of
optical communication networks, computer science, and communication
engineering.
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