Search for dissertations about: "shared path protection"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words shared path protection.
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1. Provisioning Strategies for Transparent Optical Networks Considering Transmission Quality, Security, and Energy Efficiency
Abstract : The continuous growth of traffic demand driven by the brisk increase in number of Internet users and emerging online services creates new challenges for communication networks. The latest advances in Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology make it possible to build Transparent Optical Networks (TONs) which are expected to be able to satisfy this rapidly growing capacity demand. READ MORE
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2. Dynamic Resource Provisioning and Survivability Strategies in Optical Networks
Abstract : Optical networks based on Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology show many clear benefits in terms of high capacity, flexibility and low power consumption. All these benefits make WDM networks the preferred choice for today’s and future transports solutions which are strongly driven by a plethora of emerging online services. READ MORE
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3. Achieving reliable networking for the generic autonomous platform for sensor systems : (GAP4S)
Abstract : Networks of wireless integrated sensors are often used to monitorparameters distributed in the environment. These parameters arerelated to a variety of applications such as security, patientmonitoring, chemical and biological hazard detection. Some solutionsrely on replaceable batteries with a limited life-time to providelong-term sensor operation. READ MORE
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4. Design and Service Provisioning Methods for Optical Networks in 5G and Beyond Scenarios
Abstract : Network operators are deploying 5G while also considering the evolution towards 6G. They consider different enablers and address various challenges. One trend in the 5G deployment is network densification, i.e. READ MORE
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5. Techniques for Enhancing the Efficiency of Transactional Memory Systems
Abstract : Transactional Memory (TM) is an emerging programming paradigm that drastically simplifies the development of concurrent applications by relieving programmers from a major source of complexity: how to ensure correct, yet efficient, synchronization of concurrent accesses to shared memory. Despite the large body of research devoted to this area, existing TM systems still suffer from severe limitations that hamper both their performance and energy efficiency. READ MORE