Migration Strategies from C-Band to C+L-Band/Multi-Fiber Solutions in Optical Metropolitan Area Networks

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Authors: Arpanaei, Farhad;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.8283474 , 10.5281/zenodo.8283473

Migration Strategies from C-Band to C+L-Band/Multi-Fiber Solutions in Optical Metropolitan Area Networks

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Abstract

We investigate practical strategies for migration from C-band to C+L-band/multi-fiber solutions in MAN networks from a Telco operator’s perspective through a MAN-customized algorithm supporting multi-homing based on link-and-node-disjoint-path routing. We show k=3 shortest paths minimizes the need for new fibers.

Related Organizations

Carlos III University Madrid (UC3M)
Spain
Telefónica Innovación Digital (Spain)
Spain
Carlos III University of Madrid
Spain
Telefonica Research and Development
Spain

Keywords

Elastic Optical Networks, C+L, Muti-band, C+L, Metro Urban Networks.

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