Traffic model for USA long-distance optical network

Anurag Dwivedi; Richard E. Wagner

Optical Fiber Communication Conference
OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
paper TuK1

Traffic model for USA long-distance optical network

Anurag Dwivedi and Richard E. Wagner

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 2000

Baltimore, Maryland United States
ISBN: 1-55752-630-3

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Optical Network Design and Planning (TuK)

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Abstract

Voice, transaction data, and internet traffic models are developed and used to estimate the traffic demand and growth between major US cities. Shortest path routing is used to estimate the capacity required on individual links, as well as traffic granularity and the fraction of traffic dropped at each city.

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