Title :
An efficient VP-packing algorithm in ATM self-healing networks
Author :
Jian, Tang ; Tian-shu, Feng ; Zhen-Ming, Lei
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Inf. Eng., Beijing Univ. of Posts & Telecommun., China
Abstract :
In ATM self-healing networks, the variety of VP bandwidths and the large number of VP connections cause difficulty which is not encountered in SDH self-healing networks. Without a fast and effective VP-packing algorithm, both the restoration speed and the restoration ratio may reduce. The optimum VP-packing algorithm with the highest packing ratio has an exponential computation complexity. Therefore, a sub-optimum VP-packing algorithm is raised by modifying the optimum VP-packing algorithm, which is proven to have a packing ratio that approximates to the highest with a reduced computation complexity. The sub-optimum VP-packing algorithm is effective for source-destination based self-healing and for pre-planned self-healing. For local-local or local-destination bases self-healing, an efficient VP-packing algorithm is advanced which has a polynomial computation complexity. Both theoretical analysis and computer simulation show that the packing ratio by the efficient VP-packing algorithm is often near the highest
Keywords :
asynchronous transfer mode; computational complexity; telecommunication network reliability; ATM self-healing networks; SDH self-healing networks; VP bandwidths; computer simulation; exponential computation complexity; local-destination bases self-healing; local-local bases self-healing; network reliability; optimum VP-packing algorithm; packing ratio; polynomial computation complexity; preplanned self-healing; restoration ratio; restoration speed; source-destination based self-healing; suboptimum VP-packing algorithm; Ambient intelligence; Bandwidth; Computer networks; Computer simulation; Continuous wavelet transforms; Costs; Distributed control; Intelligent networks; Synchronous digital hierarchy;
Conference_Titel :
Computers and Communications, 1997. Proceedings., Second IEEE Symposium on
Conference_Location :
Alexandria
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-7852-6
DOI :
10.1109/ISCC.1997.616081