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NECO: Cross-Layer Survivability in WDM-based Networks

NECO: Cross-Layer Survivability in WDM-based Networks
NECO:基于 WDM 的网络中的跨层生存性
批准号:
0830961
负责人:
Eytan Modiano
金额:
$40.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-09-01 至 2012-08-31

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中文摘要
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现代通信网络是使用分层方法构建的,具有一个或多个电子层(例如,IP、ATM、SONET)。 使用这种多个层是为了简化网络设计和操作,并实现网络资源的有效共享。 然而,这种分层也会导致某些效率低下和互操作性问题。 该项目探讨了分层对网络生存性的影响,并开发了对层间故障传播具有弹性的网络架构。尽管它的重要性和实用性,到目前为止,很少有人做了了解网络生存性在这个复杂的分层环境。这个项目的目标是开发一个基本的理论,了解跨层的生存性;和机制,通过在不同层的网络拓扑结构的联合设计提供分层网络的生存性。 这项研究的成果将包括:(一)开发新的指标,用于评估分层网络架构的生存性属性(二)通过联合设计的逻辑和物理拓扑结构,提高跨层的生存机制的发展。(ii)开发具有良好跨层连接特性的新网络架构。这项研究的结果将通过在会议、期刊和网络上发表广泛传播。 这项研究将直接影响未来网络的设计和部署方式;特别是,将导致网络设计健壮且不受跨层故障传播的影响
英文摘要
Modern communication networks are constructed using a layered approach, with one or more electronic layers (e.g., IP, ATM, SONET) built on top of an optical fiber network. This multitude of layers is used in order to simplify network design and operations and to enable efficient sharing of network resources. However, this layering also gives rise to certain inefficiencies and interoperability issues. This project explores the impact of layering on network survivability and develops network architectures that are resilient to failure propagation between layers. In spite its importance and practicality, to date, very little has been done to understand network survivability in this complex layered environment. The goals of this project is to develop a fundamental theory for understanding cross-layer survivability; and mechanisms for providing survivability in layered networks through the joint design of the network topologies at the different layers. The outcomes of this research will include: (i) the development of new metrics for assessing the survivability properties of layered network architectures (ii) the development of mechanisms for enhancing cross-layer survivability through the joint design of the logical and physical topologies. (ii) the development of new network architectures that have good cross-layer connectivity properties. The results of this research will be widely disseminated through publication in conferences, journals and the web. This research will directly impact the way in which future networks will be designed and deployed; and in particular, will lead to network designs that are robust and immune to failure propagation across layers
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