Improving Restoration Success in Mesh Optical Networks Fang Yu 1, Rakesh Sinha2, Dongmei Wang3, Guangzhi Li3, John Strand2, Robert Doverspike2, Charles Kalmanek 3, and Bruce Cortez 2 1 EECS Department, UC Berkeley, Berke

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Date: 2004-05-10 20:21:43 Network architecture Computing Fiber-optic communications Network protocols Computer architecture Routing Automatically switched optical network Synchronous optical networking Bandwidth Multiprotocol Label Switching Shortest path problem		Improving Restoration Success in Mesh Optical Networks Fang Yu 1, Rakesh Sinha2, Dongmei Wang3, Guangzhi Li3, John Strand2, Robert Doverspike2, Charles Kalmanek 3, and Bruce Cortez 2 1 EECS Department, UC Berkeley, Berke Add to Reading List Source URL: sahara.cs.berkeley.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 64,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

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