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13 February 2016 New value added to network services through software-defined optical core networking
Akiko Yamada, Keiichi Nakatsugawa, Shinji Yamashita, Toshio Soumiya
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Abstract
If an optical core network can be handled flexibly, it can be used not only as network infrastructure but also as a temporary broadband resource when customers have to transfer a large volume of data quickly, which will in turn lead to new WAN services. We propose "software-defined optical core networking", which achieves flexible optical network control, meaning it virtualizes optical transport network/wavelength-division multiplexing resources and controls them with resources from other layers, such as Ether/MPLS. We developed a testbed system and verified that users could request broadband resources easily, and our controller could quickly set up an optical channel data unit path for the request.
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Akiko Yamada, Keiichi Nakatsugawa, Shinji Yamashita, and Toshio Soumiya "New value added to network services through software-defined optical core networking", Proc. SPIE 9773, Optical Metro Networks and Short-Haul Systems VIII, 977306 (13 February 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2210839
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KEYWORDS
Optical networks

Control systems

Channel projecting optics

Multiplexing

Network architectures

Optical components

Instrument modeling

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