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4th DRCN 2003: Banff, AB, Canada
- Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop on Design of Reliable Communication Networks, DRCN 2003, Banff, Alberta, Canada, October 19-22, 2003. IEEE 2003, ISBN 0-7803-8118-1
- Jonathan Weston-Dawkes, Sachin Kulkarni:
Hybrid protection in express optical networks. 1-6 - Sven Östring, D. Stagg:
Design of hybrid optical network architectures incorporating line systems. 7-14 - Sebastian Orlowski, Roland Wessäly:
Comparing restoration concepts using optimal network configurations with integrated hardware and routing decisions. 15-22 - Nitin Jose, Arun K. Somani:
Connection rerouting/network reconfiguration. 23-30 - Ramakrishna Shenai, Christian Maciocco, Manav Mishra, Krishna M. Sivalingam
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Threshold based selective link restoration for optical WDM mesh networks. 31-38 - Gokhan Sahin
Quality of protection through control-message scheduling in optical mesh networks. 39-46 - Adelbert Groebbens, Didier Colle, Sophie De Maesschalck, Mario Pickavet
Logical topology optimisation for dynamic multilayer recovery schemes. 47-52 - Florent Mobiot, Brunilde Sansò, André Girard:
A method for the integrated design of reliable GMPLS networks. 53-60 - Eligijus Kubilinskas, Michal Pióro
Design models for robust multilayer next generation Internet core networks, carrying elastic traffic. 61-68 - Josué Kuri, Nicolas Puech, Maurice Gagnaire:
Diverse routing of scheduled lightpath demands in an optical transport network. 69-76 - Balaji Krithikaivasan, Shekhar Srivastava, Michal Pióro
Backup path restoration design using path generation technique. 77-84 - Arie M. C. A. Koster:
Demand-wise shared protection for meshed optical networks. 85-92 - Roberto Clemente, Laura Serra, Giancarlo D'Orazio, Giuseppe Cosmo:
A framework for class of service definition in GMPLS-based meshed ASTN. 93-100 - Stephen Shew, E. Ye:
Dual homing applications in transport networks. 101-105 - Dominic A. Schupke, Monika Jäger, Ralf Hülsermann:
Comparison of resilience mechanisms for dynamic services in intelligent optical networks. 106-113 - Eusebi Calle
Evaluating the probability and the impact of a failure in GMPLS based networks. 114-120 - Takao Okamawari, S. Inglima, A. McGuire:
Performance of traffic engineering methods in response to rapid changes of network state. 122-130 - Zhonghui Yao, Jeffrey Fitchett, Kent Felske:
A real-time approach for fast failure restoration in dynamic optical networks. 131-138 - Jing Wu, Michel Savoie, Hussein T. Mouftah, Delfin Y. Montuno:
Recovery from control plane failures in the CR-LDP and O-UNI signalling protocols. 139-146 - D. E. Smith, E. E. (Bert) Basch, Kevin DeMartino, Roman V. Egorov, Steven Gringeri, R. S. Kalbag, S. Liu, Vishnu Shukla:
Protection switching performance in next generation optical transport networks. 147-151 - Naoaki Yamanaka:
Photonic MPLS network architecture based on Hikari-router. 152-157 - Daniele Arci, Guido Maier, Achille Pattavina, Daniele Petecchi, Massimo Tornatore:
Availability models for protection techniques in WDM networks. 158-166 - Murray Vogt, Robert Martens, Timothy Andvaag:
Availability modeling of services in IP networks. 167-172 - Marcel Held, Lena Wosinska
Consideration of connection availability optimization in optical networks. 173-180 - Marco Tacca, Andrea Fumagalli, Ferenc Unghváry:
Double-fault shared path protection scheme with constrained connection downtime. 181-188 - Rajarshi Gupta, Eric C. Chi, Jean C. Walrand:
Different algorithms for normal and protection paths. 189-196 - Chava Vijaya Saradhi, Mohan Gurusamy
Reliability-constrained least-cost routing in multihop networks. 197-202 - Anthony Sack, Wayne D. Grover:
Benefits of p-cycles in a mixed protection and restoration approach. 203-210 - John Doucette, Donna He, Wayne D. Grover, Oliver Yang:
Algorithmic approaches for efficient enumeration of candidate p-cycles and capacitated p-cycle network design. 212-220 - Dominic A. Schupke, Matthias Scheffel, Wayne D. Grover:
An efficient strategy for wavelength conversion in WDM p-cycle networks. 221-227 - Julien Maisonneuve:
Nonstop routing in highly available networks. 228-235 - Qiang Ye
On the resilience of SACK and newReno TCP. 236-243 - Jean-François P. Labourdette, Eric Bouillet, Sid Chaudhuri:
Role of optical network and spare router strategy in resilient IP backbone architecture. 244-253 - Kin-Ping Hui, Nigel G. Bean
Network reliability estimation using the tree cut and merge algorithm with importance sampling. 254-262 - Guy E. Weichenberg, Vincent W. S. Chan, Muriel Médard:
A reliable architecture for networks under stress. 263-271 - Maged Beshai, Jeffrey Fitchett, Alan Graves:
Structures of high-capacity reliable telecommunication networks. 272-281 - Amitava Dutta, Peter Kubat, H. Liu:
Topological design of collector rings in metropolitan networks. 282-287 - Fang Yu, Rakesh K. Sinha, Robert D. Doverspike, Bruce Cortez, John Strand:
Link selection schemes for avoiding channel contention. 288-295 - Pallab Datta, Michael T. Frederick, Arun K. Somani:
Sub-graph routing : a novel fault-tolerant architecture for shared-risk link group failures in WDM optical networks. 296-303 - Neil Geary, Andreas Antonopoulos, John E. Mitchell
Network and business modelling under traffic forecast uncertainty: a case study. 304-310 - Sashisekaran Thiagarajan, Raghu Ranganathan, Loudon Blair, Joseph Berthold:
Economical evolution to high availability networks. 311-316 - Sofie Verbrugge, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavet
Common planning practices for network dimensioning, under traffic uncertainty. 317-324 - Panita Pongpaibool, Hyong S. Kim:
Guaranteed service level agreements across multiple ISP networks. 325-332 - Achim Autenrieth:
Recovery time analysis of differentiated resilience in MPLS. 333-340 - Changcheng Huang, Donald Messier:
Inter-domain, MPLS restoration. 341-348 - R. Aubin, H. Nasrallah:
MPLS fast reroute and optical mesh protection: a comparative analysis of the capacity required for packet link protection. 349-355 - Jianghui Kang, Martin J. Reed:
Bandwidth protection in MPLS networks using p-cycle structure. 356-362 - Steven Chamberland:
Point of presence design in IP networks with reliability constraints. 363-370 - Chalermpol Charnsripinyo, David Tipper
Topological design of survivable wireless access networks. 371-378 - Aradhana Narula-Tam, Eytan H. Modiano:
Designing physical topologies that enable survivable routing of logical rings. 379-386 - B. Manseur, Ahmed Mokhtar, Michael Bortz:
Exploring single and dual rail optical network architectures using reliability predictions. 387-392 - Ahmed Mokhtar, B. Manseur:
Sparing strategies for tunable line cards in optical networks. 393-397 - Andrea Allasia, Roberto Rita, Laura Serra, Luigi Giuseppe Varetto:
Planned maintenance effects on 4 fibre MS-SPRing network with different availability levels. 398-404 - Kevin DeMartino:
An architecture for a seamless mesh network. 405-412 - Veena B. Mendiratta, Charles A. Witschorik:
Telephone service survivability. 413-420 - P. Lindberg, T. Lundberg, O. Pers, K. Warell:
The use of colours to support diversity. 421-427 - Jean-François P. Labourdette, Eric Bouillet, Ramu S. Ramamurthy, Ahmet A. Akyamag:
Fast approximate dimensioning and performance analysis of mesh optical networks. 428-439 - Bharat T. Doshi, Daniel R. Jeske, Nishant Raman, Ashwin Sampath:
Reliability and capacity efficiency of restoration strategies for telecommunication networks. 440-447 - Péter Hegyi, Markosz Maliosz, Ákos Ladányi, Tibor Cinkler:
Shared protection of virtual private networks with traffic concentration. 448-454
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