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Dynamically Reconfigurable Networks: Concept Evaluation Through Simulation

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right External research report 19 Jun 2013 United States English Publisher:Department of Computer Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
Authors: Venkateshwaran, Anjali; Nance, Richard E.; Balci, Osman;

handle: 10919/19458

Dynamically Reconfigurable Networks: Concept Evaluation Through Simulation

Abstract

The dynamically reconfigurable hierarchical network offers decided advantages in reliability and survivability. The concept is evaluated strictly in terms of message transmission delays for demand scenarios that vary widely. A SIMULA 67 model provides the experimental basis for obtaining preliminary results that show the reductions in transmission delays to be significant and to increase with the size of the network.

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