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ORCID6th DRCN 2007: La Rochelle, France
- 6th International Workshop on Design and Reliable Communication Networks, DRCN 2007, La Rochelle, France, October 7-10, 2007. IEEE 2007, ISBN 978-1-4244-3824-2
- Wayne D. Grover, Matthias Scheffel:
Resolving a question about span restoration: Do loopbacks involve a capacity penalty? 1-6 - Gerard P. O'Reilly, Steven H. Richman, Andjelka Kelic:
Power, telecommunications, and emergency services in a converged network world. 1-6 - Brian Forst, Wayne D. Grover:
Factors affecting the efficiency of Demand-wise Shared Protection. 1-8 - David Buchmann, Dominik Jungo, Ulrich Ultes-Nitsche
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Improving network reliability by avoiding misconfiguration. 1-8 - Yaling Nie:
A multicast QoS Control scheme and system in EPON system. 1-4 - Michael Menth, Rüdiger Martin, Ulrich Spörlein:
Failure-specific self-protecting multipaths - increased capacity savings or overengineering? 1-7 - Olivier Klopfenstein:
Robust pre-provisioning of local protection resources in MPLS networks. 1-7 - Di Zhou, Yaning Wang, Nadeem Akhtar, Klaus Moessner, Daniel Migault:
Map of Relaying Messages (MORM) an approach of message distribution enabling Network Advertisement and Discovery. 1-8 - Gurvan Huiban, Pallab Datta:
Multi-metrics reconfiguration in core WDM networks. 1-8 - Wayne D. Grover, Anthony Sack:
High availability survivable networks: When is reducing MTTR better than adding protection capacity? 1-7 - Artur Tomaszewski, Michal Pióro, Mariusz Mycek:
A distributed scheme for inter-domain routing optimization. 1-8 - Marc-Olivier Buob, Mickael Meulle, Steve Uhlig:
Checking for optimal egress points in iBGP routing. 1-8 - Ricardo Martínez, Raúl Muñoz, Ramon Casellas, Jaume Comellas, Gabriel Junyent:
Experimental shared path protection algorithms in distributed all-optical GMPLS-based networks. 1-8 - Massimo Tornatore, Andrea Baruffaldi, Hongyue Zhu, Biswanath Mukherjee, Achille Pattavina:
Exploiting connection-holding time for an efficient dynamic traffic grooming. 1-8 - Georg Baier, Thomas Engel, Achim Autenrieth:
Evaluation of survivable ethernet over WDM network architectures in metro ring networks. 1-8 - Anders Mykkeltveit, Bjarne E. Helvik:
Provision of connection-specific availability guarantees in communication networks. 1-8 - Wayne D. Grover:
Globally optimal distributed synchronous batch reconfiguration for efficient hazard-free dynamic provisioning: How an entire network can "think globally and act locally". 1-8 - Aden Grue, Wayne D. Grover, Matthieu Clouqueur, Dominic A. Schupke, John Doucette, Brian Forst, Diane Prisca Onguetou, Dimitri Baloukov:
Comparative study of fully pre-cross-connected protection architectures for transparent optical networks. 1-8 - Mateusz Dzida, Michal Zagozdzon, Michal Pióro:
Optimization of resilient weight systems for shortest-path routing in IP networks. 1-6 - Sawsan Al Zahr, Maurice Gagnaire, Nicolas Puech:
Impact of wavelength assignment strategies on hybrid WDM network planning. 1-7 - Elke Eisenschmidt, Matthias Köppe:
Integrally indecomposable polytopes and the survivable network design problem. 1-8 - Christian Tanguy:
Exact two-terminal reliability of some directed networks. 1-8 - John Doucette, Wei Li, Ming Jian Zuo:
Failure-specific p-cycle network dual-failure restorability design. 1-9 - Diane Prisca Onguetou, Wayne D. Grover:
p-cycle network design: From fewest in number to smallest in size. 1-8 - Stefano Secci, Alberto Ceselli, Federico Malucelli, Achille Pattavina, Brunilde Sansò:
Direct optimal design of a quasi-regular composite-star core network. 1-8 - Walid Ben-Ameur:
Between fully dynamic routing and robust stable routing. 1-6 - János Szigeti, Tibor Cinkler:
Incremental availability evaluation model for p-cycle protected connections. 1-8 - Michael Menth, Rüdiger Martin, Arie M. C. A. Koster, Sebastian Orlowski:
Overview of resilience mechanisms based on multipath structures. 1-9 - András Kern, István Moldován, Péter Hegyi, Tibor Cinkler:
Ethernet over WDM: Optimization for resilience and scalability. 1-8 - Carmen Mas Machuca, Moritz Kiese:
Optimal placement of monitoring equipment in transparent optical networks. 1-6 - João Santos, Orlando Quadros, João Pires, João Pedro:
Design and performance evaluation of protected Super-EPON Access networks using a dedicated protection ring architecture. 1-7 - Luis Velasco, Salvatore Spadaro, Jaume Comellas, Gabriel Junyent:
ROADM design for OMS-DPRing protection in GMPLS-based optical networks. 1-7 - Jérôme Truffot, Christophe Duhamel, Philippe Mahey:
k-splittable delay constrained routing problem: A branch and price approach. 1-8 - Ranganai Chaparadza:
A composition language for programmable traffic flow monitoring in multi-service self-managing networks. 1-8 - Leandro C. Resendo, João Manuel Ferreira Pedro, Moisés R. N. Ribeiro, João J. O. Pires:
ILP approaches to study interconnection strategies for multi-ring networks in the presence of traffic grooming. 1-7 - Adam Ouorou, Jean-Philippe Vial:
A model for robust capacity planning for telecommunications networks under demand uncertainty. 1-4 - Tibor Cinkler, Péter Hegyi, Géza Geleji, János Szigeti:
Protection for adaptive multi-layer traffic engineering. 1-7 - Ralf Huelsermann, Monika Jaeger, Andreas Betker, Michael Düser, F.-Joachim Westphal, Andreas Gladisch:
Quantitative evaluation of architectures for multilayer transport networks. 1-8 - Fatiha Bendali, Ibrahima Diarrassouba, Mohamed Didi Biha, Ali Ridha Mahjoub, Jean Mailfert:
The k-edge connected subgraph problem: Valid inequalities and Branch-and-Cut. 1-8 - Moritz Kiese, Achim Autenrieth:
A fast heuristic for DWDM routing and grooming. 1-5 - Korn Vajanapoom, David Tipper:
Risk based incremental survivable network design. 1-9
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