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New Trends in Optical Networks Survivability
In today’s optical networks, the scale of survivability problems is expanding including a growing variety of failure types. It is of the outmost importance to withstand and recover from failures ranging from the single network equipment malfunctioning, to natural disasters causing large network segments disruptions, e.g., earthquakes, tsunamis, floods and power outages. Moreover, with the advances in optical transmission techniques and with emerging network services, the survivability problem in optical networks is gaining new dimensions, i.e., it is becoming a multi-scale and a multi-service problem. The scope of this workshop includes, but it is not limited to, the following topics:
- Survivability of optical multi-layer networks
- Protection techniques in fiber access networks
- Attack- aware optical network design and modeling
- Resiliency in a converged wired-wireless access scenario
- Survivability in grid and distributed computing
- Network resiliency for cloud computing
- Management of survivable networks
- Survivable
multicasting in optical networks
- Fault management, monitoring and control
- Planning and optimization of reliable networks, systems and services
- Disaster recovery
- Survivability in Data Center Networks
- Energy
efficiency in survivable networks
Important Dates
- Submission deadline: 7 January 2012 (Double Extended)
- Acceptance notification: 25 January 2012
- Camera ready: 5 March 2012
Paper Submission guidelines are available at the ICC 2012 authors' guideline page. To submit your paper to the workshop please click here or follow the link on the right side of this page.
Workshop organizers
- Cicek Cavdar
- Paolo Monti
- Lena Wosinska