Title :
A Proposal for the Next Generation Low-Cost, High QoS and Capacity, Fair, and Adaptable Group Division Multiple Optical Access Networks (GDMOAN)
Author_Institution :
Georgia Inst. of Technol., Atlanta
Abstract :
Present-day optical networks suffer from high-cost, low-QoS, low-capacity, low-scalability, unfairness, inflexibility, and short-distance. Group division multiple optical access (GDMOA) is the next-generation optical-access-network technology that diminishes these drawbacks with feedback-and prediction-based bandwidth allocation.
Keywords :
bandwidth allocation; optical fibre networks; quality of service; subscriber loops; adaptable group division multiple optical access networks; feedback-based bandwidth allocation; high QoS; next-generation optical-access network technology; prediction-based bandwidth allocation; Access protocols; Bandwidth; Channel allocation; Collision mitigation; Helium; Next generation networking; Optical feedback; Optical fiber networks; Passive optical networks; Proposals; Cost-effective next-generation broadband fiber access network; Group Division Multiple Optical Access Network (GDMOAN); Passive Optical Network (PON); Quality of Services (QoS); fairness;
Conference_Titel :
Photonics in Switching, 2007
Conference_Location :
San Francisco, CA
Print_ISBN :
1-4244-1121-1
Electronic_ISBN :
1-4244-1122-X
DOI :
10.1109/PS.2007.4300750
