Energy saving in telecommunications networks has become a well established topic in the research community. We look at the electrical and optical layers of IP-over-WDM networks, and present a list of evaluation criteria for energy-aware adaptive routing solutions (EA-ARSs) from the perspective of a network operator. Furthermore, we briefly explain the adaptive routing solutions originating from the European Union¿s TREND and the FP7 Network of Excellence, show saving of energy consumed by line cards in a reference scenario, and use the evaluation criteria to identify the next steps toward introduction of the EA-ARSs into real operation. © 2013 IEEE.
TREND in energy-aware adaptive routing solutions / Filip, Idzikowski; Edoardo, Bonetto; Chiaraviglio, Luca; Cianfrani, Antonio; Coiro, Angelo; Raul, Duque; Felipe, Jimenez; Esther Le, Rouzic; Francesco, Musumeci; Ward Van, Heddeghem; J. L., Vizcaino; Yabin, Ye. - In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE. - ISSN 0163-6804. - STAMPA. - 51:11(2013), pp. 94-104. [10.1109/mcom.2013.6658659]
TREND in energy-aware adaptive routing solutions
CHIARAVIGLIO, LUCA;CIANFRANI, Antonio;COIRO, ANGELO;
2013
Abstract
Energy saving in telecommunications networks has become a well established topic in the research community. We look at the electrical and optical layers of IP-over-WDM networks, and present a list of evaluation criteria for energy-aware adaptive routing solutions (EA-ARSs) from the perspective of a network operator. Furthermore, we briefly explain the adaptive routing solutions originating from the European Union¿s TREND and the FP7 Network of Excellence, show saving of energy consumed by line cards in a reference scenario, and use the evaluation criteria to identify the next steps toward introduction of the EA-ARSs into real operation. © 2013 IEEE.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
